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Loraine A. Grosskopf

Loraine A. Grosskopf, 93, of Shawano, passed away Monday morning, July 21, 2014, at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King. The former Loraine Stoehr was born Sept. 13, 1920, one of 13 children born to the late Joseph and Theresa (Weber) Stoehr. Loraine was born in Gresham and enjoyed life growing up on her family’s farm. After graduating from Gresham High School, she continued her education by attending the Oshkosh Teachers College.
Barbara Frechette-Kelley
Barbara Frechette-Kelley, 78, passed away Thursday evening, July 24, 2014, in Gresham. Born on Nov. 5, 1935, in Keshena, she was the daughter of the late Francis and Sarah (Irving) Frechette. On Nov. 15, 1986, Barbara was united in marriage to Ellsworth A. Kelley. He preceded her in death in 1989. Living most of her life in the Keshena area, she was active in the community. Barbara worked as the Menominee County treasurer for over 30 years.
Folk fest again blends new and old acts
Shawano native Anna Lee Scully, now of Virginia, will be among the diverse group of musicians performing at the 36th annual Shawano Folk Music Festival from Aug.
Legion Baseball Roundup
Clintonville 1, Bonduel 0 The Bonduel American Legion baseball team lost to Clintonville 1-0 Friday in the Class A Region 3 tournament in Marion. Clintonville pitcher Turner Doornink threw a no-hitter to give Bonduel its first loss of the double-elimination tourney.
Midseason story lines abound at Speedway
Midseason racing at the Shawano Speedway means there are a lot of story lines to get caught up on. First off, two more legends will join the Shawano Speedway Hall Of Fame on Saturday night. Jerry “Medina” Smith and Cubby Lamberies will join racers MJ McBride, Pete Parker, Terry Anvelink, R.A.
McCarthy changing things up for Packers camp
Going into his ninth year coaching the Packers, Mike McCarthy isn’t averse to changing things up. After two injury-filled seasons, an alteration is coming to how Green Bay prepares for games. The practice schedule is changing, with players getting an off day, then running through practice the day before a game.
Absentee voting interest seems high
In-office absentee voting for the Aug.
Sheriff sees election as referendum on board
Editor’s note: The Shawano Leader sat down for interviews Friday with Republican sheriff’s candidates Randy Wright and Adam Bieber.
Defense in spotlight as Packers open training camp
When Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews and the rest of the Packers are healthy, they might be able to beat anybody in the NFL. Now if only they could stay out of that crowded trainer’s room. Coach Mike McCarthy is preparing for the worst, just in case, after 2013’s injury-plagued season. So come training camp Saturday, Green Bay will be getting used to schemes that have been simplified a bit — particularly on defense — in hopes of gaining more roster
Rodgers ready for even more responsibility
Since early in Aaron Rodgers’ tenure as the Green Bay Packers’ starter, three quarterbacks have stood above the rest in the NFL for their skill in the cat-and-mouse game with defenses at the line of scrimmage: Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Drew Brees. Rodgers, at age 30, is bidding to join that group while operating in a scheme that coach Mike McCarthy has been designing for him for seven years. Before Rodgers sustained a broken collarbone last y
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