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Highwire Farms owner won't sign a do-not sue provision
MENOMINEE — The result of last week’s ballot initiative in Menominee means nothing to Highwire Farms cannabis company principal owner Eric Kennedy. “Nothing has changed, it’s still capped and the lawsuit continues,” he told the EagleHerald. “They could go unlimited. It changes nothing.” Highwire Farms, 1015 10th St., was part of a settlement agreement in 2023 that promised retail licenses to six marijuana businesses. In exchange, those businesses agreed to indemnify or pay the city’s legal bills for future lawsuits and agreed not to appeal. Highwire Farms didn’t open at that time because it was mired in a legal situation over its location. It eventually settled at the intersection of 10th Avenue and 10th Street (most recently A&B Auto and before that a bank). A build-out ensued, but the business couldn’t get the green light from the city. When Menominee County Circuit Judge Mary B. Barglind lifted an injunction this past July that opened the door for a ninth license — one that Kennedy felt he was owed. He wasn’t alone. Puff Cannabis (located at the former Family Video location on 10th St.) and Urb (located just north of City Hall on 10th Street) also feel they deserve licenses. Puff
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Wittenberg-Birnamwood Girls Basketball Ranked No. 6 in Division 3 Preseason Top 10
WITTENBERG, WI – The Wittenberg-Birnamwood girls basketball team enters the 2026-27 season with plenty to prove after putting together an impressive campaign a year ago. The Chargers earned the No. 6 spot in the Division 3 Preseason Top 10 rankings released by Travis Wilson on November 8, as Wittenberg-Birnamwood looks to build on a season that saw the program go unbeaten during the regular season and earn a top seed in the WIAA playoffs.
waupacanow.com
Enrollment declines slightly for district
WAUPACA – Wisconsin is continuing to see a decline in enrollment in public school districts across the state, with school budgets tightening and student support needs remaining high. According to a March 2026 Wisconsin Public Radio report, over 90% of counties saw a decline in district enrollments, which added...
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Indigenous fashion show and quillwork highlight Woodland Indian Art Show and Market
ONEIDA (WLUK) --The Woodland Indian Art Show and Market returns to Oneida. The annual event is hosted by the nonprofit, Woodland Indian Art, Inc. Woodland Indian Arts uses a variety of materials such as porcupine quills, moose hair, black ash and birch baskets, flat and raised beadwork. This two-day event...