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Clintonville car show winners announced

The winners have been announced for the Northeast Wisconsin Beat the Heat Youth Program Clintonville chapter’s spring car show held May 15 in Clintonville. There were 221 entries in the show.
John S. Granchay
John S. Granchay, 60, of Shawano, died on Thursday, May 28, 2015, in Appleton. Arrangements are pending with Swedberg Funeral Home in Shawano. www.swedbergfuneralhome.com
Morton R. Newcomb
Morton R. Newcomb, 83, Wittenberg, died Wednesday, May 27, 2015, at his home. He was born on March 24, 1932, in Jefferson County, the son of the late Clyde and Evelyn (Smithback) Newcomb. Mort was a U.S. Army veteran and was a member of Bloecher-Johnson American Legion Post 502. On June 22, 1963, Mort was united in marriage to Alene Diestler in Wittenberg.
Class leaders could go the way of faith
While the futures of Gresham Community School’s Class of 2015 leaders remain uncertain, both plan to serve others in some capacity following Friday’s commencement ceremony. Valedictorian Christian Haffner and salutatorian Tyli Lau, both Mormons, will do mission work on behalf of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Haffner might decide to attend Marquette University first. “I will either serve a mission for my church or go to Marquett
3 local grads earn Kohl scholarships
Three local students received Kohl Excellence Scholarships for 2015 to continue their education after high school. They are Sara Arens and Kiahna Johnson, from Shawano Community High School, and Dan Tauchen, from Bonduel High School.
New hospital taking shape
To those who have seen it, including President and CEO Dorothy Erdmann, the new ThedaCare Medical Center-Shawano, is getting rave reviews. The new hospital is scheduled to open Sept. 20. An open house will be held Sept. 16. “It’s coming along very well,” Erdmann said. “There will be no interruption in patient care. Everybody is working that day.
Hearing date set for charges against Clintonville mayor
The mayor of Clintonville will face a public hearing June 15 on charges leveled by a former political opponent. Mayor Judith Magee will be able to respond at the hearing to a Chapter 17 complaint filed by Tricia Rose, a local newspaper publisher who ran a write-in campaign against Magee in 2014. Rose filed the complaint in December accusing Magee of misconduct in office, abuse of power, theft of property, willfully destroying public property, rel
Hawks shut off Chargers in regional semifinal
For the second consecutive postseason game, the Shawano Community High School softball team had to overcome early offense from its opponent. Thursday, the second-seeded Hawks hosted No.
Shawano unable to withstand Thunder pressure
Sarah Dickmann was the primary target for the Seymour High School girls soccer team entering its Bay Conference tournament showdown with Shawano on Thursday. The junior forward scored three goals for Shawano in a 3-2 win in the teams’ first meeting of the season, but the Thunder kept her at bay Thursday in a 6-3 win at Shawano to claim fifth-place in the tourney. “Last time we defended her, we were too out of control,” Seymour coach Todd Messner
Matthews doesn’t mind working inside
Clay Matthews said he’s happy with continuing to spend at least part of his time at inside linebacker. Whether the Green Bay Packers’ five-time Pro Bowl linebacker really likes the idea or is continuing to toe the company line, this much was clear during Thursday’s first open-to-the-public organized team activity practice. The Packers intend to keep using him there, at least on a part-time basis and perhaps more often than he plays his old outsid
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