GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Oconto Falls dominates Waupaca Emily Kilmer had 17 kills and Mikaela Thomson added 26 assists as Oconto Falls defeated Waupaca, 25-11, 25-13, 25-7, Thursday night. Sophomore Sarah Sprout served eight aces and recorded 10 digs. Panthers win Tuesday quad Oconto Falls defeated Berlin, Chilton and Little Chute en route to a quad victory Tuesday. The Panthers dropped just one game all night. Emily Kilmer recorded 21 kills in the three

The streak is finally over. It was a skid that the Oconto Falls High School football program didn’t necessarily want to be known for. It doesn’t have to be any longer. The Panthers (1-3, 1-3 North Eastern Conference) scored 21 second-quarter points and christened Dan Rider Field with a 42-13 victory over Green Bay West (0-4, 0-4 conference) on Friday to snap a 30-game losing streak. It’s Oconto Falls’ first win since Sept.

Slow starts in two consecutive playoff games made winning more difficult for the Oconto Falls girls volleyball team Saturday. Each time, though, the Panthers were able to pull close or even tie the match.

Oconto Falls High School senior Bailey Wolf finished second in Division 2 and sixth overall Saturday at the Shawano Invitational. Wolf completed the winding cross-country race at Shawano Community High School in 20 minutes, 14 seconds. Teammate Ashley Keuken followed in 21:59, and Jaclyn Erickson and Diane Moore ran within 30 seconds of each other at 23:03 and 23:31, respectively.

Shawano Police Department Sept.

David J. Hawpetoss, 48, of Gresham, tragically was called home on July 25, 2015. David was born to Jill Johnson and Bernard Hawpetoss on Jan. 29, 1967, in Green Bay. He loved spending time with the “fellas,” shooting pool, cheering on the Packers and taking in other sporting events.

Marjorie F. Wilber, 93, of the town of Navarino, passed away Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015, at Evergreen Healthcare Center, Shawano. The Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home & Crematory, Clintonville, is assisting her family. eberhardtstevenson.com

JudyAnn and Richard Pahlow, of Shawano, were recently honored at the 2015 Wisconsin State Fair, presented by U.S. Cellular, for their sesquicentennial farm. The Sesquicentennial Farm Awards Program began in 1998 as part of the state’s sesquicentennial celebration. The program honors families who have had continuous ownership of their Wisconsin farm or home for 150 years or more. Hillshire Farm, of New London, sponsored the 18th program. On Aug.

What can smell like maple syrup, shellfish, chocolate, cinnamon or ammonia? What can look like undersea coral, brains, cat whiskers or smoking cauldrons? What can appear as small as your fingertip, but is actually the largest living organism on earth? What can cause some of your neighbors to spend hours in the woods looking for them, while also be the bane of those who want an immaculate yard? Fungus! Fungi! Rumous iglumous! Toadstools!