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Chargers shut out Eagles on baseball diamond

May 3 Fox Valley Lutheran 1, Oconto Falls 0 Oconto Falls 5, Fox Valley Lutheran 2 The Panthers lost the opening game of a doubleheader against Fox Valley Lutheran 1-0 but came back in the second game to win 5-2. In the first game, Trace Brehmer hit 1-for-3 for Oconto Falls. Carter Heroux was the losing pitcher.
Lieg Avenue closed through May 16
Most of Lieg Avenue will be under a full road closure from May 5-16. Starting at and including the bridge over the Wolf River, Lieg Avenue will be closed to traffic eastward to Lincoln Street for pavement removal and repaving. Lincoln Street and Main Street will remain fully accessible cross streets.
Pulaski lacrosse teams fall to Kimberly
May 1 Kimberly 20, Pulaski 0 (boys) Pulaski fell to 0-4 in the Bay Valley Conference and 0-11 overall with a 20-0 shutout loss to Kimberly on a day when most other high school sports were cancelled due to rain. Nikolas Sanders remains the Red Raiders points leader with eight and goals leader with five.
Witt-Birn girls win at TC Invite
May 1 TC Invite Wittenberg-Birnamwood’s girls won at Triple-County while the boys team placed second. Marion’s boys and girls teams each placed eighth among the 11 schools. For the Chargers, Faith Resch was the fastest in the 100-meter hurdles and the 300-meter hurdles. She also won the high jump and triple jump. Kylee Beversdorf won the 100-meter dash.
Anvelink crowned king at WABAM season opener
Bonduel’s Nick Anvelink was crowned King of the Supply Zone Shootout at the Glen Hefner Memorial at Beaver Dam Raceway to kick off the start of the 2025 WABAM Dirt Kings Late Model Tour. The win was Anvelink’s 28th WABAM Dirt Kings Late Model Tour victory and his second in a row at Beaver Dam Raceway.
Konitzer pleads not guilty in sexual assault
A Town of Belle Plaine man faces several charges in a case where he’s accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting his daughter. Dylan Konitzer, 34, has been charged with first-degree sexual assault with a child under 13, causing a child under 13 to view or listen to sexual activity, incest and exposing genitals.
Eighth graders explore future career paths
Close to 1,300 eighth-grade students from Shawano, Waupaca, Oconto and Outagamie counties had a unique opportunity to delve into the world of work at the annual Eighth Grade Career Exploration career fair April 29 at Clintonville High School. The event brought together 51 businesses and organizations from various sectors, offering students a firsthand look at potential career paths. Students engaged with professionals from fields ranging from hea
Deer council OKs antlerless holiday hunt
The Shawano County Deer Advisory Council approved both an antlerless Holiday Hunt and extended the archery season until Jan.
Shawano boys, girls claim titles at New London
April 29 New London Quad Shawano’s boys and girls each won their share of the New London Quad, with the boys edging their hosts by a single point. The boys tallied 110 points, followed by New London with 109, Green Bay East with 25 and Xavier with 19. For the girls, Shawano racked up 86.5 points, followed by New London’s 71.5, Xavier’s 61 and Green Bay East’s 41. Bailey Hendricks captured the first gold for the girls, winning the 1,600-meter run.
Farmers getting less for corn, soybeans
The average price received by farmers for corn during March in Wisconsin was $4.39 per bushel according to the latest USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service Agricultural Prices report.
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