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DOT to drivers: Keep highway volunteers safe

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to focus on the road ahead to keep Adopt-A-Highway volunteers safe. DOT initiated the Adopt-A-Highway program in 1991 to allow groups to volunteer and directly support the state’s anti-litter program.
DOT revokes dealer license for Shawano business
This spring, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) revoked the dealer license or wholesale dealer license from 35 dealers throughout the state for illegal activities, including selling directly to consumers, failing to maintain a dealer bond and other infractions. Platinum Mobile Detailing LLC, W6044 County Road BE, Shawano, was one of the dealers punished for infractions. After investigations by DMV’s
Program integrates elders with language
Posoh. This Menominee word is heard frequently as a warm and welcoming greeting at the Menomini yoU Language Campus at 456 state Highway 47-55 in Keshena. The language campus, which opened in August 2024, supports the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin’s mission to preserve, revitalize and reintegrate its language into the daily life of the tribe. For the tribe as a whole, it is an important place where people can use the language in everyday co
All adults urged to have advance directive for health care
Who will make and communicate your medical decisions if you are unable to speak for yourself? Many people don’t realize that Wisconsin and Michigan are not next-of-kin states. This means that spouses, adult children, parents of adult children or other family members are not automatically authorized to make medical decisions for you.
Joyce Sharon
It is with much sadness, love and respect that our family announces the passing of our mom, Joyce Sharon, on Monday April 21, 2025, under the care of LeRoyer Hospice and Rosalia Gardens, with family at her bedside. Born in Eland on Oct. 27, 1931, to Werner and Laura (Buss) Wolfinger, she was united in marriage to Bob Sharon on June 18, 1949. Together they raised 10 children while owning and operating Sharon Motors Corp.
Marion, Suring girls win respective meets
April 22 CWC Small Pre-Conference Meet Marion’s girls track team placed first and the boys were third at the conference gathering at Tri-County.
Lena, Pulaski baseball teams win
April 22 Lena 13, Wausaukee 2 Lena’s baseball team stayed unbeaten at 4-0 in Marinette & Oconto Conference action with a 13-2 win over Wausaukee. Pulaski 4, Notre Dame 2 Pulaski handed Notre Dame its first Fox River Classic Conference loss of the season after winning 4-2. The Red Raiders improved to 4-3 in conference play, while Notre Dame dropped to 5-1. Wrightstown 7, Oconto Falls 2 Luke Gilbertson hit 3-for-3 with two RBIs, but Oconto Fall
Oconto Falls’ Riel wins medalist honors
April 22 Bay Conference Mini-Meet #3 Shawano golfers scored 181, just one stroke behind New London’s 180 to place sixth out of six teams that completed the day at Shawano Lake Golf Course. Owen and Vince Sigl of Seymour each had a 35 to lead all competitors. The Hawks were led by Terrance Smith and Duane Gristeau-Blanche and Blake Knope, who each had a 45.
Pulaski lacrosse teams lose to De Pere
April 22 De Pere 14, Pulaski 0 (boys) Pulaski is still in search of that elusive first lacrosse win as they suffered a 14-0 shutout at the hands of De Pere. It was the third shutout loss of the season for the Red Raiders. The team is 0-9 overall. De Pere 16, Pulaski 8 (girls) Pulaski’s girls scored eight points against De Pere, but it wasn’t enough as they lost 16-8. Pulaski dropped to 0-3 overall.
Pulaski soccer team shuts out Sheboygan South
April 22 Pulaski 7, Sheboygan South 0 Pulaski shut out Sheboygan South 7-0 in its Fox River Classic Conference opener. Estella Vieaux and Anya Hasser each scored two goals for the Red Raiders. Kara Barber, Ruth Kruase and Alina Harnowski each had one score. April 21 Xavier 10, Shawano 0
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