Two Shawano police officers were recognized March 11 during the Shawano Common Council meeting for saving a teen’s life just after Christmas at Sturgeon Park.
Michael Ingold, a Shawano man facing a first-degree homicide charge who has been in the Shawano County Jail for more than 3 1/2 years, is now facing even more charges involving threats to prosecutors and law enforcement.
State Sen. Eric Wimberger, R-Gillett, released a statement after a lawsuit was filed in federal court March 11, alleging that three students were sexually groomed and abused by teachers and coaches employed by the Oconto Falls School District.
A federal lawsuit against the Oconto Falls School District accuses officials of ignoring and condoning sexual abuse and grooming of students by teachers and coaches over the past 20 years.
Matty Mathison has been selected to receive the 2025 AARP Wisconsin Andrus Award for Community Service.
AARP Wisconsin selected Mathison for the award based on her career of service, which has benefited her community, reflected AARP’s vision and mission, and inspired others to volunteer.
A $50,000 cash bond for Aaron Behling was reduced during a hearing March 10, but it may not be enough for the suspect in a stalking case to get out of jail.
Serving up more than just hot dogs and burgers, JDoggs has tucked within the restaurant a fun, family-oriented environment geared toward kids of all ages.
Offered at 136 S. Main St. in Shawano — along with various menu items — are simulated golf courses, cornhole games, Frisbee and much more.
Dangling my feet off the end-gate of our old white farm truck parked along our ridge, I was waiting for the wand pump to inhale the sap stored in the tote. The totes, placed at the bottom of a south-facing ridge, is the perfect set up for sap collecting and convenient to unload. It’s a hobby my husband and I enjoy. Early spring, as soon as the weather cooperates, we’re up in the woods as often as the trees release their ambrosia.
