Tuesday, April 28

Pulaski 0, Sheboygan North 0

The Pulaski girls soccer team traveled to Sheboygan for a Fox River Classic Conference matchup against Sheboygan North.

The Red Raiders and Golden Raiders contest ended in a 0-0 draw.

Pulaski goalkeeper Lucia Di Gennaro had 3 saves in the shutout draw.

The Red Raiders are now 4-2-2 on the season.

Tuesday, April 28

De Pere 7, Pulaski 0

Pulaski tennis players were shut out 7-0 by De Pere.

The closest contest was the No. 4 singles match when Jackson DeCleen defeated Aaron Trijueque Ruiz 6-4, 3-6, 10-3.

Thoma Pannatier, Oriol Capella Rodon and Jonah Drevs also lost their singles matches.

April 28

Oneida Nation 15, Pulaski 3 (boys)

Pulaski’s boys lacrosse team dropped to 0-7 in the Bay Valley Conference and 0-11 overall after a 15-3 loss to Oneida Nation.

Sun Prairie United 5, Pulaski 2 (girls)

The Pulaski girls lacrosse team is 0-7 overall following a 5-2 loss to Sun Prairie United.

It took almost four years for Michael Ingold’s homicide case to come to trial, but it took just a few hours for a jury to return April 28 and say he wasn’t guilty in Sheila Laudon’s death.

Plans to expand a natural gas pipeline in Michigan and Wisconsin, including through Shawano and Oconto counties, is drawing a lot of interest from affected residents.

Shawano County will sell two properties it foreclosed on to the village of Gresham, while the fate of two more foreclosed pieces of land remains unclear.

The first property, previously owned by Ralph Lange, had taxes, interest and miscellaneous expenses dating back to 2016 that totaled $113,264.49. It will be sold to the village for that amount.

Today’s assessed value is $12,400.

Sherrie Shallow, 69, of Oconto Falls, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2026, at St. Mary’s Hospital, following a five-month courageous battle with small cell lung cancer.

She was born April 14, 1957, in Oconto Falls to Robert “Bobby” and Kathy (Perlick) Bitters. She graduated from Oconto Falls High School with the class of 1975.

Federal jurors found an Oconto Falls doctor guilty on three counts of producing child pornography and single counts each of possession of child porn and transporting child porn.

After a three-day trial in late April, Dr. Isaias R. Cupino Jr., 66, was also found not guilty on two other counts of producing child porn and one count of possessing it.

Teen leaders from across Wisconsin recently joined hundreds of their peers from around the country for the 2026 Ignite by 4-H Summit, a national youth leadership experience focused on career exploration, skill-building and connection.