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Twisted Chic provides western wear to women shoppers

The Twisted Chic Co. was already an established retailer of women’s wear when it moved April 18 into Suites on Main, 132 S. Main St., Shawano.

Owner Bree Hornes had a website, plus space at Boho Belle Boutique before moving to her new location.

“I had a minimal space at Boho Belle,” Hornes said. “I was there from January to April. I grew quite a bit, so I ended up finding my new store.”

Harp of Cathedral Woods Lady finds a home

As I have mentioned in previous columns, I became hopelessly bewitched by the spirits of long-dead lumberjacks when I joined the staff of the Holt and Balcom Logging Camp in Lakewood. The camp was badly deteriorated, and subsequent efforts to restore it took seven long years.

Hillside’s Wednesday activities start in September

Hillside Assembly of God Church in Gillett will begin a new year of youth and children’s programs on Wednesday evenings beginning Sept. 9.

Thunderbirds steal Thundercatz’ thunder

It wasn’t the start the Marion/Tigerton football team was looking for, but a 34-8 loss to Iola-Scandinavia won’t make or break the Thundercatz’ season.

That’s the message coach Mark Fredy had for his team Aug. 20 after Marion/Tigerton fell to the Thunderbirds in Marion. The Thunderbirds were a last-minute replacement to the Thundercatz’ schedule after Gillett decided earlier this month to suspend its 8-player varsity season for 2026.

Panthers take middle spot at home golf triangular

Thursday, Aug. 20

Oconto Falls Triangular

The Panthers golf team placed in the middle of a home triangular at River Island Golf Course.

Wrightstown placed first at 186, followed by Oconto Falls at 198 and Waupaca at 240.

Shawano wins behind singles sweep

Thursday, Aug. 20

Shawano 5, Green Bay Preble 2

The Shawano tennis team (3-5) defeated Green Bay Preble (1-6) by a 5-2 score riding a sweep of the singles matches to earn the win.

Michele Romane

Michele Ann Romane (nee Cornell), of Ellisville, Missouri, was baptized into the hope of Christ’s resurrection Aug. 18, 2026.

Borrowing for courthouse plans moving along

Members of the Shawano County Executive Committee on Aug. 19 approved what’s called a “heads-up” resolution alerting the bond market that the county intends to borrow $29 million for the first phase of a $121 million building project.

The full county board is expected to follow suit Aug. 26.

Historical society hopes to build again at Heritage Park

Members of the Shawano County Historical Society are hoping to add on to Heritage Park, a site that features several 19th century buildings on Shawano’s north side.

Shawano, Menominee stories come to life in new memoir

A significant part of Thomas E. Davis’ new memoir, “Beginnings,” grows out of the people, places and events he encountered in Menominee and Shawano counties during a formative period of his life.

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