6 September 2013

Nonprofit Profile

The Belle Plaine 4-H Club started with a lot of members in 1973, and it continues to be one of the bigger clubs in Shawano County with 49 city and country kids. Four co-leaders — Nancy Schauer, Nancy Netzel, and Doug and Mary Clark — make sure the club runs smoothly. “We get comments from people who are visiting saying it’s well organized and we keep the meeting rolling,” Netzel said. Each member gets the agenda ahead of time. “Emails work really
5 September 2013
Prep Roundup
Shawano beats New London The Shawano Community High School boys soccer team won its Bay Conference opener 2-1 Thursday in New London. Garret Schlise had both of Shawano’s goals in the second half after New London took a 1-0 lead in the first half. Michael Meisner had four saves in goal for Shawano (4-1-1, 1-0 Bay). ^ Gresham falls to Wis.
5 September 2013
Steven Lane Emerson
Steven Lane Emerson, 62, died Aug. 26, 2013, in Phoenix, Ariz., after a long illness. Steven was born on Feb. 6, 1951, in Waukesha. He was raised in Shawano, attending Shawano elementary, junior high, and senior high schools. He served in Vietnam with the USMC in 1969 and 1970. He was employed in the Milwaukee and Fond du Lac areas.
5 September 2013
Irene Selle
Irene Selle, 94, of Tigerton, passed away peacefully Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013, surrounded by family at Homme Home of Wittenberg. The former Irene Rohlinger was born on Feb. 20, 1919, in Edgar to the late Peter and Agnes (Grieten) Rohlinger. On Nov. 2, 1937, she was united in marriage to Walter R.
5 September 2013
Shawano/Bonduel 2nd at conference relays
The Shawano/Bonduel swim team took second Thursday at the Bay Conference Relays in Sturgeon Bay. Shawano/Bonduel scored in nine of 11 events and finished with 72 points, behind only(94). Seymour (58) took third and Clintonville (54) took fourth. The Hawks won three events. Ailysh Tetting, Clare Martell, Ali Hanson and Malory Soper took first in the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:58.42.
5 September 2013
Monfils looks to repeat freshman success
Teagan Monfils success last year as a freshman on the Shawano Community High School girls cross-country team was undeniable. The fastest runner on the team, Monfils made it all the way to the WIAA state meet at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Monfils, who finished 77th overall with a time of 15:43.01, has high expectations again this year and expects her Hawks teammates to be not too far behind. “We have a really, really good team thi
5 September 2013
Shawano golfers tie for fifth place
It was a day of ties at the Bay Conference girls golf match Thursday at Shawano Lake Golf Course. Shawano finished tied with West De Pere at 208 for fifth place Thursday. Denmark and Marinette tied at 191 for first place and Seymour and Oconto Falls each came in at 220 to tie for seventh place. “We’ve been fifth. That’s about what we’ve been lately,” Shawano coach Dean Kugler said.
5 September 2013
Klister takes title in De Pere
Jake Klister placed first and the Shawano Community High School boys cross-country team was second at a meet Thursday in De Pere. Bay Port (20) took first, followed by Shawano (47) and De Pere (63). Teagan Monfils took third with a time of 15:45 to pace the SCHS girls team, which finished in fourth. Bay Port (23) placed first. Elsie Myers of Bay Port had the girls’ best time at 15:24. ^ Area Results Boys Team: 1. Bay Port (20), 2.
5 September 2013
Public Record
Shawano Police Department Sept. 4 Police logged 32 incidents, including the following: Vandalism — Graffiti was reported on a building at Main and Division streets. Loitering — Two women were reported panhandling outside Charlie’s County Market, 521 S. Main St. According to police, the subjects were part of a group of four that came to town last week, one of whom was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct.
5 September 2013
Racine County exec endorses Menominee casino
The Racine County executive is publicly endorsing a new tribal casino proposed for Kenosha. County Executive Jim Ladwig joined members of the Menominee tribe at a news conference Thursday to announce his support. Ladwig urged state lawmakers to endorse the $800 million casino project and the 500 county jobs promised along with it. The Journal Times reports Ladwig said he has received assurances from the Menominee tribe that 15 percent of casino w
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