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Hawks, Chargers advance to within a game of state tournament

March 6 Shawano 49, Marinette 39 Shawano moved one game closer to the state tournament with a 49-39 win over Marinette in the Division 2 semifinal game. After a rugged and low-scoring first half, the Marines took a 16-13 lead into halftime. After the break, the Hawks relaxed and hit some shots to take the lead and never look back. Wittenberg-Birnamwood 55, Freedom 39 The Chargers kept their perfect record intact with a 55-39 win over Freedom in t
Ice Bears to compete for state title
March 6 Bay Area 4, Cap City Cougars 0 The Bay Area Ice Bears return to the girls hockey state championship game with a 4-0 shutout of the Cap City Cougars. And, they will face off against Central Wisconsin Storm, the team that beat them last year for the state title. The Ice Bears first got on the board at 5:22 in the first period with a goal from Aisling Buchan with assists from Lily Lyons and Elizabeth Zunker.
Besaw selected as representative for DATCP board
Gov. Tony Evers has announced the appointment of Gary Besaw to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Board. Besaw will serve as a consumer representative in a term expiring May 1, 2029. Besaw, of Keshena, currently serves as the director of the Menominee Tribal Department of Agriculture and Food Systems and the Menominee Tribal Food Distribution Program.
Credit union collecting food for area pantries
NEW Credit Union seeks to help others during March by participating in the fifth annual Penny Nicholas Food Drive. Leland (Penny) Nicholas was a firm believer in the credit union philosophy of people helping people, and this food drive was instituted as a tribute to him. Nicholas served on the board of directors of NEW Credit Union for 34 years.
Bowling
Lakeshore Masters Lakeshore Lanes, Feb. 24 Team Standings Arndt Trucking 312.5-119.5 Farmall 306.5-125.5 Remi’s 281.5-150.5 Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 269.5-162.5 Reinke Property Mgt.
Record attendance reported at county fair
Scott Breitrick of the Shawano County Agricultural Society told Shawano County supervisors the 2024 county fair saw record attendance. “The fair attendance was excellent. We had 70,751 people attend the fair,” he said at the Feb. 26 meeting of the county board. “I think that’s probably the most that we’ve ever had at the fair in one year.” Breitrick spoke briefly about the ag society’s annual report. “The midway stage we put up in the middle.
Bartz recognized at retirement
Sarah Bartz, who retired Jan. 10 as manager of the human services income maintenance and child support division, was recognized for her 25 years of service at the Shawano County Board of Supervisor’s Feb. 26 meeting. “She’s been with me since the beginning. We were both younger and had darker hair at the time,” said Richard Kane, human services department director. “Sarah’s done a great job.
Baldwin’s phones in Washington ringing off hooks
Sen. Tammy Baldwin has received an average of 1,000 calls daily from worried constituents since Donald Trump’s return to the White House and a flurry of executive orders that has many of them worried about cuts to Medicaid, immigration raids, rollbacks to LGBTQ rights and more. Baldwin announced this during a virtual town hall meeting Feb. 27. She said she would have preferred to discuss the issues face to face, but the U.S.
Nurse gives through marrow donor program
Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but Feb. 14 is also known as National Donor Day, a time to focus on all types of donations – organ, eye, tissue, blood, platelets and marrow. As an emergency department (ED) nurse at Aspirus Langlade Hospital, Kristie Falk exemplifies the spirit of selflessness and compassion of the nursing profession.
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