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Wisconsin Lutheran College Students were named to Wisconsin Lutheran College’s dean’s list for the spring 2023 semester include the following: • Pulaski: Connor Heezen, Trevor Stiede, Kara Troxel To be eligible for the dean’s list, a student must carry a semester grade-point average of 3.6 or higher. University of Dubuque The University of Dubuque announced that Riley Engebretsen, of Gillett, has been named to the spring semester 2023 academic de
AROUND THE COMMUNITY: Pulaski hires associate principal at PCMS
Brenda Shimon is the new associate principal at Pulaski Community Middle School. She replaces Erin Adams, who served seven years in the role. “We are thrilled to have her join our PCMS family, as she brings with her a wealth of knowledge and expertise in working with students, staff, families and curriculum,” said PCMS principal Pat Fullerton.
Lemonade sales benefit humane society
Shawano youth Jaden Zittlow set up a stand and sold lemonade from his house to raise money and awareness for the Shawano County Humane Society. The day’s lemonade stand was very successful, bringing in well over $400.
Honor Rolls
SHAWANO COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOL Second semester HIGHEST HONORS Eighth grade: Trentyn L. Bartz, Braxon L. Beyersdorf, Brezeis I. Breaker, Elliot J. Clark, Claire A. Dudek, Drew J. Hagedorn, Kierstyn D. Halstead, Christopher N. Hammen Jung, Maxwell J. Huntington, Camden J. Kern, Hajun J. Kim, Josiah D. Kuehl, Tristan A. Lawe, Jaden J. Leslie, Miles A. Miller, Brenna B. Moede, Grace E. Pensis, Arica J. Preston, Olivia M. Pyawasay, Harper L.
AROUND THE COMMUNITY: Tournament of Roses leaders visiting Pulaski
An invitation to the world-renowned Rose Parade is quite an honor for any music program, particularly from a small rural community such as Pulaski. As a part of the experience, the Pulaski community will host the 2024 Pasadena Tournament of Roses president and leading lady, Alex and Paula Aghajanian, as well as the executive vice president and spouse, Ed and Lisa Morales.
There are plenty of reasons to volunteer
We believe we have the chance to succeed in most ventures; however, it is a little more challenging to actually have the time, energy, commitment, or resources to actually make that happen. We know there are many reasons and opportunities to volunteer in Shawano and Menominee counties; however, sometimes it is difficult to know if this is something that is right for you.
Humane society gets its own barn quilt
Shawano County’s 403rd barn quilt is on display at the Shawano County Humane Society. It has been sponsored in memory of Patricia and Sally Dillenburg. The humane society was started in 1992 and was located on Airport Road.
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