Thursday, June 11

Pulaski 2, Cedarburg 1

Pulaski’s girls soccer team advanced to the sectional title game with a 2-1 win at Cedarburg in a sectional semifinals matchup June 11.

The Red Raiders were seeded third, and the Bulldogs were second.

Pulaski’s first goal was score by Leah Grygiel, assisted by Estella Vieaux. Kara Barber, unassisted, scored the second goal.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced preliminary totals for the 2026 spring turkey season.

Wisconsin turkey hunters registered 47,725 birds this season, 8.6% above the 5-year average of 43,953.

Alan E. Marquardt, 73, of the Town of DuPont, passed away Tuesday morning, March 31, 2026, at Care Partners Assisted Living, Clintonville, with his family by his side.

Alan Eugene Marquardt was born Oct. 6, 1952, son to the late Norman and Lois (Seefeldt) Marquardt.

The Bonduel Redevelopment Authority is looking at ideas to revive its downtown buildings for more commerce, even though it still faces challenges from building owners to open their doors.

Summer officially begins at 3:25 a.m. June 21, but volunteers with Shawano Area Waterways Management are already out and about on the waters of Shawano Lake and the Wolf River.

The nonprofit organization is dedicated to protecting and preserving the waters of Shawano Lake, the Wolf River and the channel connecting them on behalf of about 1,200 waterfront property owners.

The Shawano Common Council approved an ordinance June 10 to reduce the speed limit on Green Bay Street between Eberlein Park and Airport drives from 40 mph to 35 mph.

Details still need to be ironed out, but it looks like the Shawano Public Library will contract with a consulting firm to determine the community’s interest in donating funds to build a new library in Shawano.

“In May, the library board agreed to use the interest from the (Anita) Hartman donation to pay for the study,” said Staci Rubenzer, library director.

Contrary to popular belief, not everything can be found on the internet. Much of the past — especially the local past — can only be found in local newspapers on microfilm at the Shawano County Library.

Searching through those reels of microfilm can be challenging, which is why Staci Rubenzer, library director, wants to digitize those files.

The Shawano School District is looking at implementing a new library curriculum for its four libraries as part of a three-year plan that is expected to be approved by the Shawano School Board on June 22.