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Cornerstone wins Service Business of the Year

Cornerstone Chiropractic and Wellness was this year’s recipient of Service Business of the Year award from the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Amy Stuber started the business in Antigo in 2013 and later expanded to Shawano. With both businesses in operation, Stuber was splitting her time between the two. She decided to make a full-time move to Shawano and more fully establish her business there.
Petrakis named CMN Student of the Year
Shawano resident Christina Petrakis has been chosen as the College of Menominee Nation’s Student of the Year. Petrakis is a candidate for graduation in May 2022 with an Associate of Arts and Sciences Degree in public administration. She has been on the dean’s list with highest honors for fall and spring 2021 semesters.
Club Notes: Shawano Optimists
The Shawano Optimist Club held its 19th annual girls basketball tournament on Jan. 29 at Shawano Community High School and Hillcrest Primary School. There were 24 teams in grades 4-8 including local teams and teams from as far away as Menominee, Michigan.
Casimir Pulaski Days coming in March
For the past nine years, Promote Pulaski Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, has helped to promote Pulaski by hosting the Casimir Pulaski Days event along with many businesses and organizations that have sponsored the event. The festival will take place March 6-13. The committee is bringing back the Mollie B “Casimir Pulaski’s Birthday Celebration” Virtual Polka Show at 6:30 p.m. March 6.
Girls basketball team holding annual military night
The Suring High School girls basketball team will hold its military night on Feb. 18 when it takes on Gillett Secondary School. All veterans will be recognized between the junior varsity and varsity game with special recognition of veteran alumni from each school to include Richard Gerndt, Michelle Thomson, Gary Lisowe and Orby Jones.
Machickanee Players showing live theater again
The Machickanee Players have announced that they are back on stage after an absence of two years. The group will be producing “The Charitable Sisterhood of the Second Trinity Church” written by Bo Wilson. This comedy follows the group as they unpack and comment on the donations they received for the flood victims in Guatemala.
NTC extends free application waiver
Northcentral Technical College is extending an offer that gives learners the opportunity to apply to the college for free. Application fees are currently being waived for everyone interested in applying to NTC, which is a savings of $30. “This is our way of helping students get started at NTC and supporting their dreams during difficult times,” said Sarah Dillon, vice president of student services. Those who are interested in applying for free al
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