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Shorter school year could become permanent
A survey sent to families and staff within the Shawano School District shows an interest in keeping the calendar the district utilized while referendum projects were being completed. Superintendent Kurt Krizan told the Shawano School Board during its Oct. 12 work session that a majority of the 246 respondents who...
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Athletes carry on sports traditions at Berlin High School
Beyond insanely recognizable traditions like wearing white as a bride and playing pranks on April Fool’s Day, many high schools have their own traditions, specifically in sports, and Berlin is one of them. Although Berlin does not have racing sausages or a leap into the stands, several teams have developed unique traditions of their own.
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West Football Heads to Playoffs
A Historic Return: Green Bay West Football Heads Back to the WIAA Playoffs. For the first time in three decades, the Green Bay West High School football program is headed to the WIAA football playoffs, ending a postseason drought that dates back to 1996. The Wildcats secured their playoff berth with a 28-14 victory over Sheboygan South, marking a milestone moment for the players, coaches, alumni, families, and the entire West High School community.
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In the Classroom: Bonduel Elementary 3rd graders
These 3rd graders can now teach their parents about the weather.
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Derrik Maye of Peshtigo High School named Green Bay Packers High School Coach of the Week
The Green Bay Packers have announced that Derrik Maye of Peshtigo High School in Peshtigo, Wis., has been named the Packers High School Coach of the Week. Coach Maye, in his first season as head coach at Peshtigo, has the Bulldogs ready for Level 1 of the WIAA Playoffs and is seeking their first playoff win since 2009. After winning just six games combined over the previous three seasons, the Bulldogs finished the regular season 5-4 in a tough Packerland Conference. Maye and his staff look to build on this impressive turnaround while continuing to instill a positive culture throughout the program.
Advance Titan
Historical walk-through of campus buildings
Each building on campus is seen as a historical landmark. From the dorms to lecture halls, each has held thousands and thousands of students throughout the years. The business majors weren’t always in Sage Hall and Reeve Memorial Union had a bowling alley in the basement. Each building is named after an individual who has impacted the university in some way. For this 101st homecoming, we look at some of our historic buildings, where they came from and the way they’ve changed over the years.
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City Of Manitowoc To Allow Insert Showing Manitowoc Public Schools Tax Bill Information
The City of Manitowoc will allow the Manitowoc Public School District to show how its funding goes toward the state’s voucher school program. The Common Council voted unanimously last night to allow the district to provide the city with a flyer that city staff see fit as a separate insert in the City of Manitowoc tax bills.
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UW-Oshkosh business students launch Titan Gold Coffee cart across campus
OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- Students at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh are turning classroom lessons into a campus coffee business with the launch of Titan Gold Coffee. The new brew launched today, with business students building the operation from the ground up, handling branding and marketing, finance, and sales. The coffee cart will be set up across campus throughout the semester, and students involved in the project hope it inspires other campus programs to create similar ventures.
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Check out the top prep performers in Manitowoc and Sheboygan
There was plenty of action to look back on from the past week. Here are the top prep performers from the week of Oct. 12-17 in Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. There won’t be a set number of players chosen in each sport in a given week, just including performances which stood out and deserve recognition. This means there might be more or less than the week previous. Another criterion is to limit selections to one player per team, per sport. To submit nominations, email Tom Dombeck at tdombeck@htrnews.com by Sunday evening. Volleyball Nora Halverson, Sheboygan Falls: Halverson recorded 16 kills in a 3-0 sweep of Valders on Oct. 13. Abby Weidmayer, Manitowoc Lincoln: Weidmayer tallied 20 kills during Manitowoc Lincoln’s 3-1 win over De Pere on Oct. 15. Kenley Kreisa, Sheboygan North: Kreisa had 14 kills in a 3-1 loss to Preble on Oct. 13. Josefine Hoopman, Plymouth: Hoopman notched 11 kills on Oct. 13 in a 3-0 loss to Kewaskum. Addison Manis, Roncalli: Manis recorded a double-double with 13 kills and 14 assists in a 3-2 loss to Chilton on Oct. 13. Isabel Bateman, Two Rivers: Bateman tallied 12 kills and 14 assists for a double-double on Oct. 15
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Residents asked to weigh in on future of closed Langlade Elementary site in Allouez
ALLOUEZ (WLUK) -- Now that Langlade Elementary is closed, the village of Allouez needs to decide the future of the site. It's turning to its residents for ideas. "Allouez is not a big community. So, when we do something big for a project like this, we want to make sure that whatever we're doing is what the village wants," said Village President Jim Rafter.
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Two Rivers High School Introduces Raider Athletic Council
Two Rivers High School has introduced a new Student-Athlete Leadership Team. The group, known as the Raider Athletic Council (RAC), was created to help student-athletes develop important skills and make a positive impact on their school and community, and to encourage stronger relationships among teammates, promote accountability, and help students become positive role models both on and off the field.
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Weyauwega-Fremont School District Putting $8.45 Million Referendum Before Voters
WEYAUWEGA, WI – The Weyauwega-Fremont School District will ask voters to consider an $8.45 million capital referendum on the November 3 ballot. District officials say the proposal would fund safety and security improvements, infrastructure repairs, capital maintenance and equipment upgrades across district facilities. The plan is a reduced version...
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Bikes and biodiversity: Creating a more sustainable Lakeland
Across Lakeland University’s campus, there are opportunities for students to connect with the environment around them. The new Muskie Bikes and Grether Woods trails are two ways for students to learn about the ecosystem and sustainability on campus. The Muskie Bikes are part of a loaner bike program that...
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8 local high school football teams earn one-seeds in postseason
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Eight local teams earned one-seeds as the WIAA released their postseason high school football brackets on Saturday. In Division 1, West De Pere and Bay Port are each one-seeds. They are on opposite sides of the bracket, potentially setting up a rematch between the FRCC foes in the state championship game at Camp Randall. West De Pere beat Bay Port, 33-27, in the regular season.
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Marines put a bow on the season by blowing out Sturgeon Bay
STURGEON BAY, Wis. — The Marinette High School football team was clicking on all cylinders as it closed out the 2026 season with a resounding 49-0 win at Sturgeon Bay on Friday. With the win, the Marines wrapped their 2026 season with an overall record of 3-6 and a Packerland Conference record of 2-5. Coming on the heels of the program’s most successful season in over a decade, a 6-4 record and a WIAA playoff berth in 2025, the Marines’ 3-6 record this year may seem like a step back. However, the margin between the two seasons was razor thin, coming down to just a handful of plays as three of the six losses came by a single score margin. Marinette could not halt a fourth-quarter drive by Peshtigo that saw the Bulldogs convert a pair of fourth downs on their way to scoring a game-winning touchdown with just 25 seconds to play. The Marines also allowed a 51-yard game-winning touchdown run in the fourth quarter against Southern Door, and a 73-yard touchdown pass that was the difference during a defensive slugfest at Oconto. Those key moments were the difference between 3-6 and 6-3. On Friday, the Marines put the