28 April 2024

Oconto County Sheriff’s Department

April 25 Deputies responded to 44 incidents, including a structure fire on East Washington Street in Gillett, suspicious activity on Cherry Avenue in Oconto Falls, theft on County Road I in the Town of Stiles, fire on Old 64 Road in the Town of Mountain, a disturbance on South Harding Avenue in Gillett, suspicious activity on Vermeiren Road in the Town of Pensaukee, fraud on Old Orchard Road in the Town of Abrams, fire on Moshawquit Lake Road in
28 April 2024
Public Record
Shawano County Sheriff’s Department April 28 Deputies responded to 24 incidents, including a probation violation on state Highway 22 in the Town of Washington; a death investigation on Waukechon Road in the Town of Washington; assisting with a fire on Hoffman Lane in the Town of Red Springs; one 911 call; two crashes, one involving a dog. April 27 Deputies responded to 38 incidents, including drugs at John’s One Stop, N5847 State Highway 47-55 in
28 April 2024
Oconto County Circuit Court
Proceedings of April 26 • William Jay Reynolds, 24, Cecil, was placed on two years probation after Judge Michael Judge withheld sentencing for felony bail jumping and a misdemeanor charge of battery, in connection with an incident that occurred March 16. Judge ordered probation conditions including 60 days in the county jail. • Andrew E.
28 April 2024
Miriam K. ‘Toosee’ Johnson
Miriam K. “Toosee” Johnson, 64, of Wittenberg, gained eternal life on Friday, April 26, 2024, at home. Miriam was born on March 9, 1960, in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Maurice and Dolli (Miner) Big John. On June 25, 1982, Miriam was united in marriage to Wayne Johnson in Wittenberg. They later divorced but remained lifelong partners. Miriam graduated from Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School in 1978.
25 April 2024
Bonduel girls win at Gillett/Suring Invite
April 23 Gillett/Suring Invite Bonduel’s girls took home top honors with 161 points and the boys were second with 120 points at the Gillett/Suring Invite. The girls relay teams dominated with a first in the 4x800 (Ashlyn Kurey, Cierra Schnell, Teagan Engel, Mariah Wondra), a second in the 4x100 (Anna Beaumier, Josie Anvelink, Olivia Giese and Sophie Smith) a first in the 4x200 (Paige Niquette, Audrey Weier, Addison Raymakers and Schnell) and thir
25 April 2024
Shawano boys, girls dominate home track meet
April 25 Ryan Jozwiak Memorial Shawano’s boys and girls track and field teams both took first place in a home meet against Bonduel and Menasha. Grace Chelberg, Adalyn Barkley, Andon Chelberg and Grace Chelberg teamed up to take first in the coed 4x400 relay.
25 April 2024
Chargers’ all-around game leads to win over Shiocton
April 25 Bonduel 8, Menominee Indian 0 Bonduel shut out Menominee Indian 8-0. Hailee Thompson had three hits, including two doubles. Tatum Sporisky pitched a complete game. Tigerton 5, Tri-County 3 Tri-County opened with a 1-0 lead after the first half inning against Tigerton, but that would be their only lead of the game. Tigerton gained the lead 2-1 with a pair of runs in the bottom of the inning.
25 April 2024
Marion shuts out Bowler, Gresham beats Tigerton
April 25 Fox Valley Lutheran 3, Oconto Falls 1 Fox Valley Lutheran 6, Oconto Falls 3 Oconto Falls lost both ends of doubleheader against Fox Valley Lutheran. In game one, the Panthers fell 3-1, and in game two, the team lost 6-3. Grayson Cahak and Alec Krejcarek each hit 2-for-3 Carter Heroux was the losing pitcher, giving up three runs and five hits in six innings while striking out three and walking two. Chase Carriveau hit 3-for-4 with one run
25 April 2024
Shawano, Pulaski lose on tennis courts
April 25 West De Pere 6, Shawano 1 Shawano’s No. 1 doubles team of Tristan Sheldon and George Buerman improved to 7-1 and are in the hunt for a conference championship after defeating their West De Pere opponents 6-4, 6-2. Unfortunately, that was also the only win for Shawano, as the Hawks lost the match 6-1. At No.
25 April 2024
Pulaski girls score 3 against Neenah
April 25 Boys lacrosse Wausau West 26, Pulaski 0 The Wausau Wild shut out Pulaski 26-0 after jumping out to a 12-0 first period lead. The Wild added eight goals in the second, another in the third and five in the fourth. Wausau also had 37 shots on goal, and the Red Raiders had none. Girls lacrosse Neenah 12, Pulaski 3
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