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Sheriff can't explain missing money

Shawano County Sheriff Randy Wright said Thursday that an investigation into $1,000 in jail bond money that went missing in March has not turned up any evidence of wrongdoing. “There’s nothing to substantiate that one way or the other,” he said. Meanwhile, what happened to the money remains a mystery. The incident has been the topic of a number of closed session discussions over the past several months by the Public Safety and Administrative comm
Lioness Club's annual fundraiser is Saturday
The Shawano Lake Lioness Club will hold its annual Fall Craft and Gift Expo from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Shawano Community Middle School, 1050 S.
School Board OKs $1.5M line of credit
The Shawano School Board gave its approval earlier this week for district officials to work with Premier Community Bank to establish a $1.5 million revolving line of credit. The line of credit is in place, according to business manager Gail Moesch, to cover the district’s expenses for when bills are due but property taxes and state aid have not been received.
Time to move on: Facts debunk JFK conspiracy theories
As we observe the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s assassination, perhaps it is also time to lay to rest the various conspiratorial theories that have been perpetuated on our nation since those three shots were fired.
Packers in must-win mode
The good news? If the Green Bay Packers win the rest of their games, then they will win the NFC North and make the playoffs. And the bad news? That is about the only path the Packers (5-5) have to make the playoffs. If the Packers lose to either the Detroit Lions (6-4) on Thanksgiving Day or the Chicago Bears (6-4) in Week 17 — and both those teams avoid a complete collapse in the rest of their games — the Packers are likely to lose the NFC North
Keys to the Game: Packers vs. Vikings
Green Bay Packers Stop Peterson Any conversation about beating the Minnesota Vikings begins with 2012 NFL MVP running back Adrian Peterson. Peterson is fourth in the league with 851 yards. The Packers took him out of the Week 8 game, holding him to 60 yards on just 13 carries in the 44-31 victory. Since then, the Packers defense has allowed Chicago’s Matt Forte (125 yards) and Philadelphia’s LeSean McCoy (155) to run with abandon.
SCHS hires new athletic director
When Shawano Community High School went looking for an athletic director, it didn’t have to look too far. Charmaine Schreiber, who lives in Shawano, has taught and coached the last few years at Iola-Scandinavia. Before that she spent 12 years as an associate athletic director at Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla. She’s also had experience coaching volleyball, basketball and softball. “Charmaine had an extensive background.
The Hunt
The hunting season is like another holiday at our house. As the season approaches, the anticipation is almost tangible. Preparation and planning are done way in advance. The deer stands are checked out and hunting licenses are purchased. I make and freeze chocolate chip cookies and gingersnaps, a tradition.
Menominee veterans elect officers
The Veterans of the Menominee Nation held their annual election of officers at their November meeting. Officers elected for one-year terms were Gilbert “Andy” Boivin, commander; Elmer Wilber Sr., vice commander; Jamie Awonahopay, treasurer; Susan Cook, secretary; and Lyle Kreier, sergeant at arms. Veterans of the Menominee Nation meet at 6 p.m.
Fowl territory
Despite the creative name, Platypus Flats Ranch does not have a single platypus, which is native to eastern Australia. However, Amy and Tony Jagla, owners of the 10 1/2-acre farm in Pella, have plenty of other animals with bills — not to mention beaks and udders. The farm has been in operation for eight years and became a full-fledged business in 2011.
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