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Shawano Parks and Recreation Outlines Plans for Kuckuk Park, Memorial Park and Possible New Neighborhood Park
SHAWANO, WI – The City of Shawano is looking ahead to several potential park improvements in 2027, including replacing a popular walking trail, planning renovations at Memorial Park and exploring the possibility of developing a new neighborhood park on the city’s southeast side. Shawano Parks and Recreation Director...
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Hunter Schaumberg's 4-touchdown night sends Lomira football back to state final
KIMBERLY – The song "Jump Around" played between the third and fourth quarters of the Division 6 state football semifinal game between Lomira and Bonduel. Lomira fans and players got in the spirit and started to jump around. The song, known for being played at Wisconsin football games at Camp Randall, offered a prelude to where Lomira is headed. "We gotta stay composed, but when they play that song, it's hype. We get hype," Lomira sophomore Hunter Schaumberg said. Lomira defeated Bonduel 30-13 on Friday, Nov. 13, and is headed to the Division 6 state championship game. It's the second time in three years and in program history that Lomira will play for a title. "I don't think it's quite sunk in yet," Lomira coach Bryan Gregory said. "Super proud of this group. I'm speechless right now." To make the state championship game, Lomira defeated Fall River/Rio in Level 1, then Cambridge in Level 2. In the sectional final, Lomira had its closest game of the season on the road, a 16-12 win over Edgar. Then the state semifinal was a battle of two 12-0 teams, and Lomira put the first and only blemish on Bonduel's record. The 13 points
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2ND HALF STAMPEDE: Mondovi scores 35 points in last two quarters, advances to state finals
WAUPACA — Cameron Gruber sprinted onto the field first, pumping his arms and firing up the Mondovi crowd before the start of the second half. Gruber couldn’t wait for play to resume. And he showed precisely why. Gruber scored three of his five touchdowns in the third quarter, including an incredible 30-yard TD catch on a fourth and 23 pass from quarterback Bode Falkner. Gruber's array of spectacular plays sparked Mondovi to a 56-27 Division 6 state semifinal football win over Kenosha St. Joseph on Friday night at Comet Field. "I came in here focused and ready to go," Gruber said. "I gave it my all for my teammates. It was 21-21 at the half, but we knew we could do this. I was determined to go out there and have some fun. Everyone stepped up. "This is an awesome feeling to win this. It was a total team effort." The Buffaloes advance to their third state championship game after runner-up finishes in 1990 and 2022. Mondovi (12-1) advances to face Lomira in the state championship game at 1 p.m. Thursday at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. "It was an incredible performance by our kids," Buffaloes coach Craig Loscheider said.
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Smith named to Antigo School Board
ANTIGO — The Antigo School Board welcomed a new member during Monday night’s special meeting. After two rounds of voting, Donna Smith was chosen as the new seated board member after about 45 minutes of interview questions of three candidates. Smith is taking over for Danny Pyeatt, the previous school board president, who resigned from his position at a special school board meeting held on Oct. 15. The three individuals who were interviewed included: Bob Wilson, a veteran; Smith, long-time educator and administrator; and Rebecca Rank, Langlade County chief deputy county clerk. The board took two rounds of voting in order to seat the new board member. Ultimately, a majority had to be reached for the new member to be chosen. During round one the board members voted as follows: Treasurer Danny Nicholson, Rank; Angi Schreiber, Rank; Vice President Jean Adams, Wilson; President Mike Parizek, Smith; Clerk Melissa Cornelius, Smith and Randy Myers, Smith. Kristen Mattmiller and Jill Mattek Nelson were not at the meeting. Votes for round two included: Nicholson, Rank; Schreiber, Rank; Adams, Smith; Parizek, Smith; Cornelius, Smith and Myers, Smith. In the last year, seven of the nine school board positions have been vacated and needed to
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Shawano Alderman Kevin Barkow Cites Health Concerns and Stress in Decision to Step Down
SHAWANO, WI- After nearly six years of serving the City of Shawano, Alderman and former City Council President Kevin Barkow says his decision to step away from city government was not an easy one, but one he believes is necessary for his personal health and well-being. In an interview with...