The Better Business Bureau is partnering with Amazon to drive an education campaign aimed at helping consumers spot impersonation scams during this holiday season (BBB.org/ImpersonationScams). This scam tactic occurs when a scammer pretends to be a trustworthy organization or individual to steal a person’s money or personal information.

Sacred Heart Catholic School welcomed nearly 50 veterans during its Veterans Day program Nov. 11. The day started with a special breakfast prepared by food services manager Tanya Myerchin and her mother, Melea Norton, prior to the ceremony, which featured a packed gymnasium. The ceremony began with the AmVets Post 10 posting the colors, followed the singing of the National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance led by our School Choir.

Gov. Tony Evers and First Lady Kathy Evers have invited Wisconsinites to contribute ornaments for this year’s “Tribute to our Troops” holiday tree at the Executive Residence. “Every year, Kathy and I are honored to continue the tradition of the Tribute to our Troops Tree at the Executive Residence, and we ask Wisconsinites to join us by contributing an ornament to the Tribute to our Troops Tree,” Evers said.

The Lena Lions Club honored Mason Sobeck, son of Timothy and Michele Sobeck, as student of the month for November. Mason is a senior at Lena High School where he is a member of the National Honor Society, the FFA, and the L-club. Mason participates in football and baseball. His friends describe him as smart, hardworking, funny, loyal and respectful. Mason’s hobbies are hunting, farming, sports, and weightlifting.

The Shawano Optimists, whose motto is “Friend of Youth,” recently welcomed 10 new members to its ranks. The new members are Heidi Cartwright, Shawano Police Department; Shane Stange, Shawano Police Department; Kurt Krizan, Shawano School District; Wendy Rabideau, ThedaCare; William Traber, Shawano School District; Thomas Dechant, Shawano School District; Cyndi Pavelski, Shawano School District; Dalton Parson, Thrivent; Sydney Schreiber, Shawano F

Oconto County Joseph Patrick Noel and Ida Louise Carpenter, both of Oconto, Oct. 24, 2022. Dennis Jo Sandri, of the Town of Breed, and Sandra Mae Hannond, of the Town of Mountain, Oct. 14, 2022. Dylan Timothy Haapala and Courtney Elizabeth Mills, both of Jackson, Wyoming, Oct. 15, 2022. Austin James Wetzel and Samantha Lynn Bonitz, both of Oconto Falls, Oct.