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BABA Hall of Fame & Museum receives nonprofit status

The BABA Hall of Fame & Museum Inc. has officially received recognition as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization from the Internal Revenue Service, marking an important milestone in preserving and celebrating the history of amateur baseball throughout BABA communities.

Menominee cruises in 15-1 BABA win over Shawano

Menominee handed Shawano a 15-1 loss July 5 in a BABA East Division game in Keshena.

East Division

Menominee 15, Shawano 1 (7 inn.)

Mitchell VandeWalle, Pete O’Kimosh and Kristoffer Kallies each had three hits in the Indians’ win over the Lakers in Keshena.

Garrett Kadonsky, Ryan Pensis and Lowell Chevalier each had a hit for Shawano.

Cecil hands Bonduel first Dairyland League loss

Cecil picked up a 12-2 win over Bonduel on July 2 in a matchup of Dairyland League baseball teams.

It was the first league loss for Bonduel.

Cecil 12, Bonduel 2 (7 inn.)

Cecil outhit the Broncos 13-8 and scored in five of the game’s seven innings.

Clintonville drivers sweep sport compact feature race

Jeffrey Teske started in ninth but earned the checkered flag in the IMCA modifieds 20-lap feature race July 4 at the Shawano Speedway.

Teske defeated Shawano’s Cody Hokenstad, who finished second, and New London’s Tanner Janke, who placed third.

Clintonville’s Lucas Lamberies won the first heat. Marion’s Adam Abbey won the second heat, and Shawano’s Jordan Bartz won the third heat.

Ramona T. Hanson

Ramona T. Hanson, 94, of Wittenberg, passed away peacefully June 29, 2026, at Marshfield Medical Center-Weston.

Childhood classic performed on Mielke stage

Eleven of the 15 cast members performing in “James and the Giant Peach” are children, which director Sabrina Demaski has found both challenging at times and pleasantly surprising.

Shawano County, New North partner to recruit vets

Shawano County is partnering with New North Inc. to recruit members of the armed forces transitioning from military life and bring them into northeast Wisconsin to fill vacancies at key businesses in the area.

Dual-language signs coming to Stockbridge-Munsee

The Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohicans were the last, but they certainly weren’t the least as they received a visit from Gov. Tony Evers on June 30 and unveiled dual-language highway signs for the reservation at a presentation at Mohican North Star Casino Resort.

Green Bay man dies in traffic accident

A Green Bay man died June 25 after his pickup truck left U.S. Highway 141 and ran into a creek.

An Oconto County Sheriff’s Department traffic report identified the victim as Richard John Kennedy, 75.

The report indicates that at about 11:56 a.m., the pickup truck left the roadway south of Highway 141 near Guelig Road in the Town of Stiles, getting stuck in the water.

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