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Packers’ Randall picking up corner on the fly

Damarious Randall is learning about life as an NFL cornerback on the fly. If the Green Bay Packers’ first-round draft pick is going to make mistakes, it might as well happen in training camp against some of the best offensive playmakers in the business in teammates Aaron Rodgers and Jordy Nelson. Having to face that kind of test each day helps make the high points of his first NFL camp stand out, like when he picked off Rodgers in practice earlie
Shawano Folk Festival Schedule
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Artists like the vibe of Shawano Folk Music Festival
The Shawano Folk Music Festival does many things to draw interest from hundreds of bands across the country. “It’s incredibly well run, and word has spread around the country that it’s a great festival,” said honorary co-director Joe Jencks, of the band Brother Sun. The festival, which opens Friday and runs through Sunday at Mielke Park, enables artists to perform multiple days at one venue. “It’s a good opportunity to settle in and build better
Folk festival favorites named honorary directors
Nationally acclaimed band Brother Sun fits well with the Shawano Folk Festival and the vibe that festival organizers hope to accomplish. So organizers want to give Brother Sun a big role at this year’s festival. The Shawano Folk Music Festival Committee has selected Brother Sun to be the honorary co-directors of the festival that runs from Friday to Sunday. “They were really fun and collaborative,” festival co-director Nicole Henquist said.
Shawano falls 1 game short at state
Shawano could not maintain its momentum entering the American Legion Class AA state tournament title game Sunday against River Falls. A day after drubbing River Falls 16-6 and an hour removed from a gritty 6-5 win against Waterford, the Patriots ran into River Falls pitching ace James Witt. Witt struck out eight and held the Patriots to six hits as River Falls claimed the state championship, 14-4.
Tribes gather in song and friendship
For many tribal members, the Menominee Nation’s annual summer pow-wow is a time to celebrate native American heritage with colorful exhibitions and friendly competition. For others, it is simply a chance to get back to their roots. “This is the week that people come home,” pow-wow organizer Myrna Warrington said as thousands of tribal members gathered from as far away as California and Pennsylvania. The Menominee Nation reservation in Keshena was
Public Record
Shawano Police Department Aug. 2 Police logged 17 incidents, including the following: Juvenile — Two juveniles were cited for curfew violation at the Skateboard Park, 107 E. Elizabeth St. Theft — A purse was reported stolen at Flamingo’s, 1017 E.
Probe continues in rollover wreck
A man remains hospitalized with injuries suffered in a July 23 rollover accident that is still under investigation by the Shawano County Sheriff’s Department. Jeremy Young, 42, of Hortonville, was injured when his SUV collided with another vehicle and rolled over into a ditch on County Road BE in the town of Wescott. Investigators believe Young was engaged in a dispute with a passenger riding in the other vehicle, which was being driven by Young’
Wilma E. Zernicke
Wilma E. Zernicke, 90, of Bonduel, passed away on July 31, 2015. Wilma was born in Shawano to Louis and Alma (Westphal) Dahms. Wilma married George Zernicke on Oct. 26, 1946. She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and a member of the altar guild.
Patriots advance to final day of state tournament
After two innings, Shawano American Legion left no doubt, ultimately pounding River Falls 16-6 Saturday to advance to the final day of the American Legion Class AA state baseball tournament in Kaukauna. The Patriots scored nine runs the first two innings, including six in the second when they batted around. “We were absolutely shell-shocked to the start the game,” River Falls coach Ryan Bishop said. Five Patriots had two or more hits in the game:
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