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Sept. 16 Amherst 16, Gresham/Bowler o Gresham/Bowler was shut out 16-0 on the road at Amherst. The Falcons scored 13 times in the first half and three more in the second.

As students return to back-to-school routines, parents are encouraged to think about expectations around their children’s social media use. “While social media may help kids stay connected with friends and family, it can also be a conduit for mental health issues and disrupted sleep patterns,” said Eunju Cho, a doctor of nursing practice with Aspirus Health. Those mental health issues include the following: • Anxiety and depression: During adoles

Chief Oshkosh was inducted into the Wisconsin Forestry Hall of Fame last year at the Society of American Foresters annual meeting at Wisconsin Dells. Next month, the Menominee chief will again be a topic of discussion when the Forest History Association of Wisconsin holds its fall conference in Keshena. Among the panel discussions will be how Chief Oshkosh’s vision of sustainable practice continues to guide modern silvicultural practice in the pr

Sept. 16 Oconto Falls Invitational The Oconto Falls golf team finished in third place at their home invitational at River Island Golf Course. The Panthers scored a 403, just ahead of fourth-place Pulaski’s 417. Bonduel was eighth with a 445, and Shawano was ninth with 486. Marinette won with a 379. Individual scorers for Oconto Falls were Taylor Miller at 89, Olivia Wagner at 96, Ava Salscheider at 107 and Kyle Thompson at 111.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension of Shawano County will again be offering the Strong Bodies program, an exercise program for middle-aged and older adults. Classes are offered in Bonduel, Birnamwood, Wittenberg, Shawano and Tigerton. Classes are held twice weekly, and each class includes progressive weight training, flexibility and balance activities.

John Raymond Sweda of Cecil found peace on Sept. 12, 2024. A private celebration of life will be held at a later date. Visit Berth & Rosenthal Funeral Home for the full obituary, www.berthandrosenthal.com.

With Jordan Love missing the home opener, it was Josh Jacobs and the running game that led Green Bay to a 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2. The Packers totaled 261 yards on 53 attempts on the ground, which totals the most rushing yards in a game by the Packers since 2003. Jacobs finished the game with 151 yards on 32 carries.

Like quarterback Malik Willis, kicker Brayden Narveson played for the Tennessee Titans before signing with the Green Bay Packers. In Willis’ case, backup QB Sean Clifford and draft pick Michael Pratt were both jettisoned, and Willis was traded for to fill the void.