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Spring migration ends, but memories remain

As spring bird migration comes to an end, I feel a hint of melancholy. The season’s excitement, anticipation and daily discoveries give way to quieter days. Still, this year’s migration left me with a set of experiences and memories that will linger long after the last migrants have passed through to their northern breeding grounds.

Cancer survivors must care for their hearts

Adult cancer survivors in the United States face a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease compared with people who have never had cancer.

ThedaCare is emphasizing the importance of protecting long-term heart health for individuals who are undergoing or have completed cancer treatment.

Glacial Stone Nursery provides plants to 3 Midwestern states

With their base located in Leopolis and positioned under the umbrella of Paisar Swamp Camp Industries, owners Darry and Janet Paisar conduct business as Glacial Stone Nursery, Pony Creek Decorative Curbing and Lawn Care, and Konkel’s Green Magic.

Nutrition, diet key during perimenopause

How smoothly someone navigates their perimenopause experience may depend as much on what’s on their plate as what’s happening hormonally.

Perimenopause, sometimes called the menopausal transition, has gained attention in recent years, said Michelle Clauson, registered dietitian with ThedaCare. “That’s because women are increasingly seeking help, support and answers on how best to manage this stage in their lives.”

Rocky Top Greenhouse offers variety of flowers, vegetables

Rocky Top Greenhouse in Leopolis offers various hanging plants, bedding flowers and several types of vegetables.

Owner Donny Fehrman is celebrating his 10th year at Rocky Top Greenhouse.

Red oak tree witness to nearly 300 years of history

Just east of the Shawano Recreation Center is a large red oak tree growing.

There are several oak trees in this family, and this one is a northern red oak.

UW-Eau Claire student off to UK for Fulbright Summer Institute

While the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire has long been a nationally recognized top producer in the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, one student has recently become the first Blugold to earn a specific award from the prestigious international program.

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