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Gratitude for finding way to light always possible

Gratitude is a powerful force, capable of transforming our darkest days into lessons of light and our biggest struggles into stepping stones toward success. Reflecting on what I’m thankful for, my heart swells with appreciation for the community that believed in me even when I couldn’t believe in myself.

Every community brings out something special

Over Labor Day weekend, I headed to the Shawano County Fairgrounds to watch my niece show cattle.

It was a homecoming of sorts. When I was her age, I spent a long weekend in the same barns, caring for and showing dairy cattle. 4-H played an important role in developing me into an adult, teaching me leadership, hard work and community service. It also led to strong bonds with other 4-H kids and families.

Life is always worth celebrating

As I reflect on this season of thanksgiving, I am reminded of how much I have to be grateful for. Life moves quickly between work, family, coaching and countless events, but this time of year allows me to pause and truly appreciate the blessings in my life.

Thanksgiving causes conflict in Indigenous community

Putting thoughts onto paper is a task I find both enjoyable and intimidating. To share your visions and your perspective is powerful. It is an act of vulnerability and courage.

Honor roll released for Bonduel High School

Names of Bonduel High School students named to the first quarter honor roll for the 2025-26 school year have been announced by school officials.

High Honors

GPA 95.0 and higher

Suring business has something old, something new

It used to be a vacant building on Suring’s Main Street that housed several different banks over the years.

It’s now the community’s latest travel destination.

Feeding, care and enjoyment of fall, winter birds

Fall is quickly slipping toward those wintry months when many of our colorful birds, like the falling leaves, have flown away. Many songbirds, shorebirds and raptors have migrated south to warmer climes. It’s now the birds that stick with us through the grayer fall and winter months that attract our attention.

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