The Shawano Field Committee gave a favorable recommendation Oct. 28 to the Shawano Common Council on revising its policy on all-terrain vehicles and utility-terrain vehicles operating on city streets.
A Shawano Community High School teacher is concerned that not filling a position in student services could be detrimental to the students who depend on those services.
The 2025-26 Shawano School District budget was passed by a minimal quorum of the Shawano School Board on Oct. 27 with almost $1 million more in expenses than in revenues expected to come in.
Shawano County municipalities that currently have a touchscreen voting machine will have to replace it by 2027-28, according to an email from Shawano County Clerk Raymond Rigsby to several town and village officials.
A dozen nonprofit organizations worked together with a local assemblyman to ensure continued funding for services for adults with disabilities and dementia.
Fifteen years ago, a few forward-thinking community members imagined a better future for people who bicycle and walk in Shawano County.
After a series of public information sessions sparked local interest, Shawano Pathways was born. Today, the organization is celebrating its 15th anniversary — a milestone made possible through years of dedication, collaboration and community spirit.
Two males were arrested in connection with the Oct. 12 theft of nearly $29,000 in equipment from Great Lakes Veneer in Marion.
According to a police statement, five days after Marion police received the initial burglary call, officers recovered some of the stolen property from an address in the Town of Grant.
