The Bottom Line - Shawano Country

July 2015
The Bottom Line
A Publication of the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Kathy Hansen
Body Essentials
PAST PRESIDENT
Mary White
Nueske’s Applewood
Smoked Meats
PRESIDENT-ELECT
Melissa Olsen
KerberRose S.C.
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Char Larsen
Premier Investment Services
DIRECTORS
Jon Aumann
Edward Jones Investments
Linda Beversdorf
Beversdorf CPA, LLC
Gary Cumberland
Shawano School District
Dorothy Erdmann
Shawano Medical Center
Jim Feeney
Wisconsin Film & Bag
Kay Kristof
CRI
Bobbi Jo Ladwig
BMO Harris Bank
Keith Marquardt
Shawano County Parks
Roger Pescinski
BMO Harris Bank
John Van Ooyen
Frontier Communications
STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Nancy J. Smith, IOM
TOURISM MANAGER
Patti J. Peterson
OFFICE/FINANCE MANAGER
Michelle Maroszek
RECEPTIONISTS
John Gallagher
Carol Pleshek, and
Sharon Woiak-Meisner
LEADERSHIP
SHAWANO COUNTY
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Wendy Crawford
Shawano Lake Golf Course
Receives Vision 2017 Grant
helps provide them with
Shawano Lake Golf
a better overall experiCourse has received an
ence in Shawano
Interior Grant totaling
County,” said Lewis.
$5,000 through Shawano Country Vision
Shawano Country Vi2017. The matching
sion 2017 grants have
grant was awarded to
positively impacted
help cover renovation
businesses in communicosts at their business
ties throughout Shalocated at W5714 Lake
wano County. Small
Drive in Shawano. The
businesses in Tigerton,
project included a comEland, Gresham and
plete remodel of their
Shawano have received
bathroom facilities to
Pictured left to right; Nancy Smith, Shawano Country
a
total of $77,000 in
both update the rest- Chamber of Commerce Executive Director; Ian Lewis,
Vision
2017 Façade and
rooms and make them
Shawano Lake Golf Course Pro-Shop Manager; and
Interior Grants which
h a n d i c a p a c c e s si Dennis Heling, Shawano County Economic Progress
has stimulated over
ble. They replaced all
Inc. Chief Economic Development Officer
$624,000 in private
existing carpet in the
facility, installed new coolers behind the bar, added a investments. “We feel the incentives and programs
new walk-in cooler, replaced outside windows on a offered through Shawano Country Vision 2017 are
portion of the building, upgraded to energy efficient vital to economic development because Shawano
fixtures in the bar and restroom areas and remodeled County must compete with other areas to attract new
businesses and keep existing ones,” added Lewis.
their Pro Shop.
Any employer or entrepreneur operating in Shawano
Shawano Lake Golf Course (nick-named
or Menominee Counties can apply for Shawano
"Shalagoco" or simply the Shal) was established in
Country Vision 2017 grant programs. To determine
1922 and is one of Wisconsin's oldest courses. The
if your project or business development idea is eligiShalagoco is a public course that features 18-holes;
ble contact Dennis Heling at 715-526-5839,
6231 yards spread over 120 acres of rolling, [email protected] or Nancy Smith at 715-524lined fairways with finely manicured greens. The
2139, [email protected].
property also contains an 8 tee driving range, a putting green, a sand bunker practice area and full bar
Shawano Country
and restaurant with banquet facility. According to
Vision 2017 is a
Pro Shop manager Ian Lewis this is the first major
five-year
ecoupgrade to the facility in 30 year and the result is
nomic developvery positive. “The upgrades have allowed us to
ment plan strateschedule more events, especially dinner events durgically designed
ing the winter months, so we now have a full time to address various needs of area businesses and comchef, prep cook, bartender and will be adding a munities. The plan’s overall goal is to spur capital
server,” said Lewis. During the summer months, investment and grow the economy by implementing
Shalagoco has over 30 employees.
specific action steps in key areas, including business
expansion, attraction and recruitment; tourism/retail
Tourism is a very important industry for Shawano
development, workforce issues, and community deCounty, bringing $60 million dollars into the area in
velopment. This plan was initiated three years ago by
visitor spending. Two primary attractions for visitors
the board of directors of Shawano County Economic
are Shawano Lake and recreational activities. BeProgress Inc. and the Shawano Country Chamber of
cause of Shalagoco’s location near the north shore of
Commerce to proactively tackle economic challenges
Shawano Lake, they are situated to attract many visiincluding several plant closures, job losses, and
tors. “Our improvements will help us attract new
lower than average per capita income. It provides a
events and people to our facility. Being located
blueprint for future growth and prosperity and a
across from the County Park, many of the tourists
stronger economic climate for Shawano and Methat come to our area stop by the course to either golf
nominee Counties.
or dine. The remodel is a huge improvement and
“The Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce advances economic growth by
coordinating resources and providing networking, promotion and education
to businesses in Shawano and Menominee Counties.”
Over 130 members of the
Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce enjoyed rockin’ out at Shawano Lake Golf Course
for the 25th annual
Chamber Golf Outing on
June 23rd. Participants
embraced the “Rock &
Roll” theme with lots of
fun costumes. Congratulations to all of our award and raffle prize
winners!
We want to thank the following individuals and businesses who helped make this
event possible: Lloyd Young, and the
staff at Pine Hills Golf Course; our sponsors—Menominee Casino Resort, North
Star Mohican Casino Resort, American
Marine & Motorsports Super Center, KerberRose, AgVentures LLC, Premier Community Bank, Qualheim's True Value, Shawano Medical Center, Cellcom, CoVantage Credit Union, Reinhart Food Ser-
vice, Ho-Chunk Gaming Wittenberg,
Thrivent Financial Wolf River Associates,
Edward Jones Investments-Jon AumannJohn Stang, Dearco Distributing, Golden
Sands Golf Community, Kersten Accounting & Tax, Charlie’s County Market,
ManorCare Health Services, Dairy
Queen, Associated Bank, Frontier Communications, Shawano Lake Golf Course,
Senzig’s Fine Home Furnishings, SAYPRO,
Atrium Post Acute Care of Shawano at
Maple Lane, Prey Insurance, ThedaCare,
Moede & Sons, Inc., Best WesternWittenberg, Luigi’s Pizza & Pasta, and
Pine Hills Golf Course.
We also thank all the businesses that donated prizes and giveaways: Cellcom,
Farm Inn’ On Main, Wisconsin Film & Bag,
Til the Cows Come Home, BE's Vending,
Body Essentials, Salon 2140, North Star
Mohican Casino Resort, KI-Bonduel,
Dearco Distributing, Verkuilen Chiropractic & Wellness Center, Nordin Design
Group, Qualheim’s True Value, Charlie’s
Best Dressed Team: Schneider & Sons Landscaping
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy Team
County Market, CoVantage Credit Union, PDQ Car Wash, Menominee Casino
Resort, Rustic Shed, Perkins Restaurant,
Unity Hospice, American Marine & Motorsports Super Center, The Lighthouse,
Shawano Lawn & Stone, Orthopedic &
Spine Therapy, Atrium Post Acute Care of
Shawano-Birch Hill, Twigs Beverage, Hwy
22 Shell, Edward Jones Investments-Jon
Aumann, Glas Coffeehouse, Unity Hospice, Ho-Chunk Gaming Wittenberg, Best
Western Wittenberg, State Farm, Orthopedic & Spine Therapy, and Moontree
and Lqqk-N-C.
Thanks also to the golfers, volunteers,
Chamber Ambassadors; SAYPRO; Michael Johnston; Derek Wesenberg; Fred
Meisner; Shasta Prey; Carol Pleshek, and
Golf Outing Committee members: Chairman Mark Verkuilen, Stacey Eggleston,
Stacey Cicero, Caitlin Kempfert, Lisa
Meisner, Liz Selby, and Michelle Maroszek. See you next year at Golden
Sands Golf Community!
1st Place Team: Golden Sands Golf Community
Coldwell Banker
Hilgenberg Reators Team
Schenck-Nueske Team
Application Deadline Near
st
1 Place Team:
Golden Sands Golf Community
2nd Place Team:
SAYPRO
3rd Place Team:
Martin’s Hillstop
Awards were also presented for
creatively expressing the theme.
The awards were presented as follows:
Best Dressed Individual:
Karissa Kunschke
Best Dressed Team:
Schneider & Sons Landscaping
Best Decorated Cart:
SAYPRO
Applications are currently being accepted for the 2015-2016
Leadership Shawano County (LSC) class. The deadline is
July 10, 2015. Leadership class participants commit one full
day each month from September through May to develop
their leadership skills and learn about community resources
and issues. Different topics addressed include team building,
natural resources and environmental quality, local, county
and state government, community and economic development, family and diversity, health and wellness, education,
youth and lifelong learning, civic renewal and citizen participation.
Since the beginning of the program 15 years ago, 228 individuals have graduated from LSC and have contributed significantly to their communities, employers, and organizations.
LSC is a cooperative effort of the Shawano Country Chamber
of Commerce and UW-Extension of Shawano County. LSC is
designed to assist in the preparation of a strong, diverse
group of leaders qualified to represent the greater Shawano
County area who are willing to make responsible decisions
affecting both the public and private sectors. Participants
connect with others on a higher level and bring their new
found skills back to the organizations they serve.
For more information on the program or to receive an application, contact Program Coordinator Wendy Crawford, (715)
524-2914, email [email protected], or visit
www.leadershipshawanocounty.com.
Submitted By: Cellcom
Why Update Your Google Business Listing?
First, the title to this article is wrong. It
should read “Did you know it’s mandatory to update your business listings if
you wish to survive in business?” And
yes, it is so important in today’s world to
make sure that you are found. Remember,
that if potential clients can’t find you, they
will find your competitors. With technology in the palm of our hand, it is important
that if a potential client is looking for your
business, that you be found. Let me give
you an example. Let’s say that after work
one day, I need to drop off some dry cleaning and I grab my handy phone and google
“best dry cleaners in the area”. I find three
dry cleaners, George’s Dry Cleaning, Best
Dry Clean, and Spot On Dry Cleaning.
Most of these are about 3 to 4 blocks away.
I pick Spot On Dry Cleaning, because of its
five star rating and drop off my clothes
after work. What I didn’t realize was that
only a ½ block away from my office, was a
dry cleaner “Best in the West Dry Cleaners” that has been in business over 50
years, and has an excellent reputation and
not only that, they have a pickup and delivery service. I didn’t know this because
when I googled it, Best in the West didn’t
even show up in my search.
Here’s another example. I need to get my
oil changed, and by searching I find Bob’s
Quick Oil Change Services. I put the address into my phone gps, and it navigates
me to a vacant building. No where in sight
is Bob’s Quick Oil Change Services. What
I didn’t know, was that about four months
ago, Bob moved, and the company never
updated their google map, or any of their
listings. No sign on the window, I drive
away disgusted that I just wasted gas and
my time trying to find a business that has
moved.
As you can see, it’s important to keep your
business listings up to date. The more information you can include in the listing the
better. For example; hours of operation,
address, phone, email address, website.
These are all very important to the success
of your business. The advice I give you my
business friends is update your business
local listings!
So, how do you update your local listings, you ask? Let me explain. You need
to go into your listings and update your
company information. A great place to start
is Google My Business. When you get to
Google, search for your business, if there is
an existing listing, claim your business by
verifying via phone or mail that you are the
business owner or representative. If you
cannot find your business, create a new
listing which will also need to be verified.
Once you have access to the listing then,
update all of your company information,
which may include adding photos or logos.
This is done because they want to make
sure you are who you are, and that it isn’t a
competitor. When you receive the postcard
or verification, enter the code verifying
who you are. Guess what? You’ve just updated your Google listing.
Senzig’s Fine Home Furnishings
to Host July Business Connection
Senzig’s Fine Home Furnishings, 1482 E. Green Bay Street in Shawano, will host a Business Connection on Tuesday, July 21, 5:00 p.m.
– 6:30 p.m. This event is presented by the Shawano Country Chamber
of Commerce and is open to Chamber members, their employees and
guests. For reservations, contact the Shawano Country Chamber of
Commerce at (715) 524-2139 or [email protected] by July 17.
Attendees will celebrate Senzig’s 50th Anniversary and will enjoy brats, burgers &
refreshments, Big Green Egg demonstration, and tent sale. Guests can register to win
the Ambassadors' Pot O' Gold and door prizes from Senzig’s including a 32"
HDTV. Staff will demonstrate the latest technology in HDTV's and the all-new furniture and accessory displays. Attendees will receive a free neck pillow when they test
rest a mattress. Senzig's will pay the sales tax on any purchase made at this event.
Business Connections are held monthly at a Chamber member business and provide
an opportunity for area business owners/operators and community leaders to network
in an informal environment. For information on hosting a Business Connection, contact the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce at (715) 524-2139 or email [email protected].
by Tammy Brzeczkowski
Other listings;
Yahoo
Local,
Manta,
Yelp,
Yellow Pages,
Bing Places are
some of the major listings. You
can find other
listings that are
more specific to
your business by
just googling your business. For example,
if you are a hotel, www.tripadvisor.com
might be one you want to make sure is updated, claimed and verifyed.
In closing, if you are in business and you
want to continue to be successful, you need
to make sure that you are found. By updating your local listings, you will be found. It
is definitely time consuming, but take the
time to do it. If you don’t have the time,
Dynamic Designs Unlimited, LLC can provide the service for you, just give us a call.
We can also provide training on updating
your local listings as well.
Tammy Brzeczkowski, original founder and
partner with Dynamic Designs Unlimited,
LLC, a marketing and advertising firm,
located in Pulaski, WI, since 1995. The
firm specializes in decorated apparel
(embroidery & screen printing), promotional products and websites.
For more information;
www.dynamicdesignspulaski.com.
8th Grade Career Fair
Membership
Benefit
Starting in
August
Computer Security
Techniques Presented
at Lunch & Learn
Joe Cicero
The Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce will present
“Computer Security Beyond Anti-Virus” on Thursday, August 6,
11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Chamber, 1263 S. Main Street in
Shawano. Registration is $8 per person and includes a box lunch.
Seating is limited and reservations are required by noon on Monday, August 3. To RSVP call 715-524-2139 or email [email protected]. Lunch & Learn is presented by the Shawano
Country Chamber of Commerce in partnership with sponsor Kersten Accounting & Tax.
Did you know 90% of computer breaches impact small businesses
and the average cost to a small business can be $36,000? So what
are you doing to secure your computers? If your only answer is a
firewall and anti-virus program, this presentation is for you. Joe
Cicero, NWTC's Network Security Instructor will present information on the methods hackers use to gain access to your computer
so you can more efficiently defend against the attacks. He will
outline applications and techniques you can use, at little to no cost,
to secure your computer from these threats.
Joe Cicero specializes in teaching Linux, Network Security, and
Computer Forensics Courses. In 1985 he joined the Marines. His
final duty assignment was as the Operations Chief for Special Operations Training Group, Tactical Warfare Simulations Evaluations Analysis Systems where he traveled the world conducting
officer training through use of computer simulations.
As an “added
value” to all our
Chamber Members, Insight Publications will offer a complimentary subscription to
Insight on Business magazine! Please look for a
copy of the August issue of Insight on Business to be
delivered on or around the 1st of August. After you
have had a chance to read the magazine you can sign
up for your complimentary subscription. We will
email you the link to continue your subscription.
Please note Insight will not sell or give out any subscriber information. If you have any questions, you
can email Deb Toll at [email protected]
or call their office at (920) 882-0491.
The Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual
Assault honored Korina Pubanz, a
sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) at
Shawano Medical Center, with its
Voices of Courage Award in the Health
& Human Services Category. The Voices
of Courage Awards honor Wisconsin
individuals and organizations committed
to ending sexual violence and supporting
survivors. As a SANE, Pubanz completed specialized training education and
clinical preparation in the medical forensic care of a patient who has experienced
sexual assault or abuse.
Keller, Inc. has been awarded a 2014
Projects of Distinction award from the
Associated Builders & Contractors
(ABC) of Wisconsin. Keller won a gold
award in the Metal Building Category for
McNeilus Steel in Fond Du Lac. The
Projects of Distinction Awards Program
is designed to recognize the most distinct
construction projects in Wisconsin, and
elevate the awareness of the quality
construction.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
Foundation has awarded Goodwill
Grows a $20,000 Champions for Healthy
Kids grant provided through an educational grant from the General Mills Foundation. The award will sponsor a farm-toschool expansion project with the Stockbridge-Munsee Community, Band of
Mohican Indians, and the Menominee
Indian Tribe of Wisconsin in Shawano
and Menominee counties that will feature
installations of Goodwill Grows Indoor
Growing Machine used to grow fresh
food and provide hands-on learning.
Goodwill Grows, a program of Goodwill
Industries of North Central Wisconsin,
integrates programs and services to increase food security by addressing availability, accessibility and affordability of
fresh food.
Caroline Bedroske, executive director
of Wolf River Lutheran High in Cecil,
has been selected by the Van Lunen
Center for Executive Management in
Christian Schools at Calvin College for a
2015-2016 fellowship. The Van Lunen
Center’s 2015-2016 fellows include
educators from 24 schools across the
United States, Canada and beyond. The
Fellows program is designed for school
heads who seek professional development in their work as administrators of
faith-based schools.
Wooodstock Hardwood Flooring &
Design Center of Birnamwood has been
awarded “Best Of Houzz” for Customer
Satisfaction by Houzz, the leading platform for home remodeling and design.
The10 year old Design Center was chosen by the more than 25 million monthly
unique users that comprise the Houzz
community from among more than
500,000 active home building, remodeling and design industry professionals.
Century 21 Country Aire Realty would
like to congratulate Terri Peterson as
the Selling Agent and Shawn Thorne as
the Listing Agent of the Month for May.
Cellcom has partnered with VisTracks to
develop a fleet tracking service which
will utilize Cellcom’s network and a
GPS modem to give businesses in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan the tools
they need to get the most from their
vehicle resources. The Cellcom Fleet
solution powered by VisTracks provides
complete, up-to-the-minute data on vehicle or fleet activities in a centralized, web
-based interface. Companies can reduce
fuel costs and can monitor driving behaviors.
For the 21st consecutive year, Thrivent
Financial has been named to FORTUNE
magazine’s FORTUNE 500 list. Thrivent
Financial was named 333 on the annual
ranking. The ranking is based on
Thrivent’s 2014 revenue of $8.5 billion.
Thrivent Financial is represented in the
local area by a number of financial representatives.
The Shawano Lake Lions proudly
awarded scholarships to worthy students
in our area. Emlie Brei and Jacob Schoenick will be attending a technical school,
Nathanel Wilson will be attending a four
year college.
Coldwell Banker Hilgenberg Realtors
has named John Koeller as Associate of
the month of April and Jim Zierden for
the month of May in providing top quality service to his buyers and sellers.
The Shawano Area Community Foundation has added three new members to
its board of directors: Todd Swedberg,
Char Larsen and Curt Knoke. Swedberg works as a licensed funeral director
at Swedberg Funeral Homes in Shawano. Larsen is a certified financial
planner investment consultant to Premier Investment Services at Premier
Community Bank in Shawano. Knoke
is a retired business owner. He and a
partner started Image Studios, Inc., a
commercial and advertising photography
studio.
The War Bonnet Bar and Grill in
Keshena has made several changes including the expansion of their dining area
with new tables, the horseshoe pits were
moved, an additional volleyball court
was added and work is being done on the
waterfall fountain outside. The biggest
addition is a 30 x 30 ft. room which will
be used for a new gift shop, selling and
showcasing Native American artwork.
Shawano Ambulance Service received
the American Heart Association Mission:
Lifeline EMS Silver Award for improving quality improvement measures for
the treatment of patients who experience
severe heart attacks.
September. Volunteers will be staffing
the new greeter’s desk, which will be
entirely separate from the registration
desk, and assume more duties in patient
transport. Becoming a hospital volunteer
starts with an interview, a required background check, TB skin test, and two-hour
orientation followed by departmentspecific training during a volunteer’s first
shift. The opportunity is offered to all
individuals 16 years and older.
Insight Publications hosted its second
annual Insight Innovation Awards on
May 19 at UW-Fox Valley. Wisconsin
Film & Bag won the Planet category.
Wisconsin Film & Bag, which employs
172 and specializes in polyethylene film
for packaging, has patented a process for
cleaning and recycling post-consumed
plastic commonly used in industrial
applications such as pallet wrapping.
Such a process had not been developed
before with properties of the clarity,
strength and appearance of virgin resin.
Northcentral Technical College (NTC)
has selected a new location for its Wittenberg Campus. The campus will open
in August 2015 and be located at 402 N.
Genesee Street. The new learning space
will utilize cutting edge technology.
Matt Melotte is one of three physical
therapists at Orthopedic & Spine Therapy certified in dry needling or intramuscular manual therapy by Myopain Seminars. Melotte works in the Shawano
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy clinic.
Gina Patzer of Premier Community
Bank Shawano has been named assistant
branch manager in leading the overall
operations of the office as well as continuing to be a personal banker. She has
been with Premier since March 2014
with seven years of previous banking
experience.
Construction of the handicapped accessible trail and boardwalk is scheduled to
start at the Navarino Nature Center.
The accessible trail and boardwalk
around the nature center site and Glenn’s
pond is finally coming to pass later this
summer.
Through several memorial
donations from the families of Cal
Brockman, Herb Behnke and Dick Karst
and a “Healthy Hearts Challenge” from
the Harold Pevonka estate. The trail will
be a quarter mile long, the boardwalk
will be eight-feet wide with curbing and
railings for the safety of those using
wheel chairs, decking and rails made up
of composite decking.
The volunteer corps at the new
ThedaCare Medical Center-Shawano
will double in size when hospital staff
takes occupancy of the new facility in
KerberRose Technology is pleased to
announce the addition of Kylee Dodge to
its team of computer technicians. Kylee
is a 2000 graduate of College of Menominee Nation with an Associates
degree in Microcomputers. KerberRose
Technology Inc. provides traditional
networking, computer repair, server
maintenance, and workstation setup for
local businesses. The KerberRose Technology Inc. team combines a highly
skilled, experienced staff that partners
with a network of other providers, ensuring that clients find the best solutions to
their specific needs.
KerberRose, S.C. is pleased to announce
the addition of Angela Sellen as a Staff
Accountant. Sellen will be a member
of the KerberRose Audit team at the
Shawano office location. Sellen graduated in May of 2015 with her Bachelors
degree in Accounting from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.
Shawano’s own “Wolf River Harmony
Chorus” and their quartet, “Allure”,
represented Shawano with grace and
“harmony” as they competed at the
“Harmony Incorporated Area 4 Contest
and Convention” in Indianapolis, Indiana
on June, 12th and 13th. Although “Wolf
River Harmony” has not competed for
some years and with several members
being new to the discipline of barbershop
singing, they ranked higher than ever
before. “Allure”, the newly established
quartet within “Wolf River Harmony”,
will be moving on to the next round in
Verona, New York for the International
Contest and Convention on November,
4th thru the 8th. Congratulations to all
these woman for their achievements!
“Wolf River Harmony Chorus” has
been a presence within the Shawano area
for several decades, offering, for any who
are able to come, an open hand of friendship, sisterhood and harmony among the
women of the community. They are
represented yearly at the Shawano
County Fair, selling their famous “Cream
Puffs” and every so often, they can be
heard at local events, churches and even
singing over their meals at local restaurants. Let “Wolf River Harmony Chorus” help you…Find your VOICE!
For more information, contact: wolfriverh a rm on y@ gma i l.com
http://wolfriverharmony.blogspot.com
Have good news to share? Let us know by emailing [email protected]
The Vintage Church on High
Patricia Rohan
124 High Street
Embarrass, WI 54933
Phone: (715)853-8691
Find us on Facebook.
If you are looking for antiques and fun vintage decorating items, visit the Vintage Church on High located in
the heart of the Village of Embarrass. Come and browse
their cozy store for that one of a kind item from the past
or present. They feature resale furniture, antique glassware, garden items and much more. Built in 1887, the
quaint refurbished church is waiting for you. Homemade
cookies daily.
Hours: Wed.—Sat: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Parking is in the lot adjacent to the store
Brothers’ Pub, N5867 Lake Drive, Shawano,
was recently welcomed as a new member.
Ambassador Christa Hansen is pictured with
Brothers’ Pub manager, Dustin White.
Allied Health Chiropractic
Shawano Clinic
Samuel Buckett, D.C.
322 East Green Bay Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715.526.5019 • Fax: 715.524.9977
www.alliedhealthchiro.com/shawano.html
[email protected]
At Allied Health Chiropractic, they take great pride in
providing the finest chiropractic wellness care to their
patients. Below is a sampling of the different service
they offer:
• Chiropractic Care • Nutritional Counseling
• Corrective Exercises • Spinal & Postural Screening
• Wellness Coaching & Lifestyle Advice
• Physiotherapy
Thank You
First Impressions Pediatric
Dentistry in Shawano
for hosting a great
Business Connection!
Congratulations to Sam Bucket for winning the
Ambassadors Pot O' Gold; and First Impressions
door prize winners: Michael Johnston,
Oral B Electronic Toothbrush;
Scott Parson, Qualheim's True Value
$100 gift card; and Holly Tipton,
four seats to a Brewers Game.
Allied Health Chiropractic Center-Shawano
was recently welcomed as a new member by
Chamber Ambassadors. Pictured (l. to r.)
are Dr. Michael E. Brosnan; Chamber
Ambassadors Idell and Michael Johnston;
and Dr. Samuel Buckett.
July 2015
Mark your calendar...
July 21
Business Connection
Sponsored by:
Senzig’s Fine Home Furnishings
1482 E. Green Bay Street, Shawano
5:00—6:30 p.m.
RSVP: 715-524-2139*
August 5
Coffee Connections
August 6
Lunch & Learn
Cyber Wellness—
Protecting Your Data
Glas Coffeehouse
511 N. Main St., Shawano
8:00-9:00 a.m.
RSVP: 715-524-2139*
Cost: $8 chamber member,
non-members $10
Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce
11:45 a.m.—1 p.m.
RSVP: 715-524-2139*
*Reservations required
Next Business
Connection
Atrium Post Acute Care of Shawano at Maple Lane
recently celebrated the opening of their expanded
dementia unit and new name with a ribbon cutting.
Available at The Chamber and
other area retail outlets.
Tuesday,
July 21, 2015
5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Hosted By:
Senzig’s Fine Home
Furnishings
1482 E. Green Bay Street
Shawano
RSVP: (715) 524-2139
Includes sales tax.
Proceeds benefit the Shawano Country Barn Quilt project.
*$599 or more
Help us Celebrate our 50th Anniversary with our Tent Sale!
Shawano Country Chamber Business Connection
Tuesday, July 21st • 5:00-6:30pm
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Did you know 90% of computer breaches impact small businesses and the average cost to a small business can be
$36,000? So what are you doing to secure your computers? If your only answer is a firewall and anti-virus
program, this presentation is for you. Joe Cicero, NWTC's
Network Security Instructor will present information on the
methods hackers use to gain access to your computer so you
can more efficiently defend against the attacks. He will
outline applications and techniques you can use, at little
to no cost, to secure your computer from these threats.
Joe Cicero specializes in teaching Linux, Network Security,
and Computer Forensics Courses. In 1985 he joined the Marines. His final duty
assignment was as the Operations Chief for Special Operations Training Group,
Tactical Warfare Simulations Evaluations Analysis Systems where he traveled the
world conducting officer training through use of computer simulations.
Presented by the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with
Sponsor Kersten Accounting & Tax.
To RSVP please call the Chamber at 715-524-2139 or
Email [email protected]
Cost: $7
Saturday, August 1st 2015
Registration at 9 am, Shotgun Start at 10
at Shawano Lake Golf Course
am
WIN A TV!!!
Scramble format, four
person team, shot gun
start
Register Your Team Online
Go to www.sosk9.com to
reserve your team spot.
-18 holes of golf with cart
-Meal to follow round
-Specialty Holes
-Raffles
-Free Give-a-ways
Fundraiser to Help
the K9s
Only $75 per golfer
SOS K9 is currently raising money to continue to support the Shawano County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit!
Money raised helps the Sheriff’s Office purchase new K9s, additional equipment, send the K9s to advanced training and
plan for the next K9 purchase. K9 Program is nearly 100% funded by donations and fundraising events
How Can You Help????
Sign up your golf team or be a proud K9 golf sponsor
Sponsorship Info at www.sosk9.com
Premium Hole Sponsor: $200
Advertisement on holes where prizes can be won as well as at the club house and SOS K9 website
Basic Hole Sponsor: $75
Advertisement on tee box and SOS K9 website
Prize Sponsor:
Donations will be used for prize holes and advertised at the event check-in and on the specialty hole
Interested??? Call Craig at (715) 853-4101
This event sponsored by
Shawano County
Annual Night Golf
Shawano Lake Golf Course
Saturday, August 8, 2015
$50 per Person
$35 for Kids 12 & Under
$15 per Person for Dinner Only
Entry Fee Includes:
9 holes of Golf with Cart  Glow Package  Dinner  Prizes
Proceeds Benefit Local Non-Profit Agencies
To register, please contact the United Way of Shawano County at (715) 526-0238
July 2015
1-4
Menominee Casino Resort presents: “Garry Wesley - tribute to Elvis”,
8 p.m. to midnight, free in the lounge, www.menomineecasinoresort.com,
715-799-3600
1
Shawano City-County Library Make & Take Crafts Program: 9 a.m. to
3 p.m., 128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829, www.shawanolibrary.org
1
Kids From Wisconsin: 7:30 p.m., Shawano Community High School, gen.
admission $12, reserved $15, general admission tickets available at
CoVantage Credit Union, BMO Harris Bank, Shawano Country Chamber
of Commerce and at the door; reserved tickets at Shawano Country
Chamber of Commerce, 715-524-2139, www.kidsfromwisconsin.org
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17 Annual Mooseyard Golf Classic: 4 person best ball scramble, reg. 10
a.m., cannon blast start at 11 a.m., includes golf, cart, steak dinner, raffle
tickets, prizes, Shawano Lake Golf Course, W5714 Lake Drive,
Shawano, 715-524-4890
10-11
Farmer Gene’s Campground: Luau & Wet & Wild Weekend, Generations
Karaoke at the bar, N11301 Kinney Lake Rd., Marion, 715-754-5900,
www.farmergenescampground.com
10-11
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents “Geoff Landon & The Wolf
Pack”, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., free show in the Groove Lounge, must be 21 or
older, www.northstarcasinoresort.com, 715-787-3110
10-12
Shawano Youth League Baseball Tournaments: 8 & under coach pitch,
girls 10 & under and girls 12 & under, Memorial Park, corner of Main and
Lieg Streets, Shawano, www.shawanoyouthleague.com
10-12
Tilleda Falls Campground Unplugged-Back to Nature Weekend: W13165
County Road D, Tilleda, www.tilledafalls.com, 715-787-4143
2-5
Pine Grove Campground 4 of July Weekend: DJ Viking Entertainment,
Pine Grove Campground, N5999 Campground Rd., Shawano,
715-787-4555, www.pinegrovecampgroundwis.com
3-4
Gresham 4 of July Festivities: Fireworks Fri., July 3, Village-wide
rummage sale July 3 & 4, Parade Sat., July 4, 10:30 a.m., Gresham
3-4
Farmer Gene’s Campground: 4 of July Weekend, Bourbon Cowboys
playing in the bar, N11301 Kinney Lake Rd., Marion, 715-754-5900,
www.farmergenescampground.com
10-12
Christmas in July: Santa’s workshop and tree-decorating, glow parade,
prizes for best decorated sites, Annie’s Campground, W12505 Roosevelt
Road, Gresham, 715-787-3632, anniescampground.com
3-4
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents: “Rabid Aardvarks”, 8 p.m.,
free show in the Groove Lounge, must be 21 or older, 715-787-3110,
www.northstarcasinoresort.com
10
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents: “Tim Balke”, W6026 Lake
Drive, Shawano, 715-524-8711, www.classicsshawano.com
3-5
River’s Edge Camping & tubing 4 of July Weekend: Saturday afternoon
Patriotic Parade, decorate your bicycles, golf carts, etc. for a parade
through the campground (adults/kids), W7615 County Rd. F, Shiocton,
715-752-3344, www.riversedgecampingandtubing.com
11
14 Annual Safe Haven Domestic Abuse Support Center Garden Walk:
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., view some of the area’s most beautiful gardens, Tickets
$10 in advance, $12 day of the event, for more info. call 715-526-3421
11
SOGGY Bottom 5KM Run/Walk. Starts at 9 a.m. Shuttle service
available from Annie's Campground to Tilleda (start point). Very scenic
from Tilleda to Annie's Campground. $25 advanced entry, $30 day of
event. Register at Annie’s Campground, W12505 Roosevelt Road,
Gresham, 715-787-3751, anniescampground.com
11
Shawano City-County Library Read to a Dog Program: 10:30 a.m.,
128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829, www.shawanolibrary.org
11
Navarino Days: Parade at noon, food and beverages available, live
music, baseball game, raffle, Navarino, 715-758-8728
11
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents: “Mathew Haeffel Band”, W6026
Lake Drive, Shawano, 715-524-8711, www.classicsshawano.com
11
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents “LoriAnn, Midwest Medium”,
Psychic reading event, 3 p.m., In the Event Center, Tickets $30,
715-787-3110, www.northstarcasinoresort.com
12
Club FR Racing will be held at US Air Motorsports, W5901 County Road
BE, Shawano, www.usairmotorsports.com, 715-524-9231
12
Pre-Registration due for Shawano Optimist Mountain Bay 5K Run, the
5K Run / Walk will be August 1st, awards to the first 3 finishers in each
division, location Kuckuk Park Pavilion, 700 Oak Dr., Shawano, for
questions contact [email protected] http://shawanooptimistclub.org/
or call 715-526-7517
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The Lighthouse lakeside music: “Feedback”, live music, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
W6440 Gumaer Road, Shawano, 715-526-5600
12
Sunday Shawano Ski Sharks Special Show: pre-show 5:30 p.m., show
at 6 p.m., Wolf River Beach, behind Shawano Medical Center,
www.skisharks.org
12
Music in the Park presents: “It’s Just Us”, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.,
Memorial Park Shelter, corner of Lincoln & Lieg Street; bring your lawn
chairs, sponsored by the Shawano Park & Rec. Department
14
Shawano City-County Library Children’s Program: 10 a.m., Fred Turk,
128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829, www.shawanolibrary.org
14
Glas Coffeehouse Open Mic Night: 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., hosted by Joel
Kroenke, come sing a song and enjoy some coffee, Glas Coffehouse,
511 N. Main St., Shawano, 715-851-4527, www.glascoffee.com
15
Chamber Full Board of Directors meeting: 7:30 a.m., Jeff Mace
Conference Room, Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce
15
Frogs, Snails and Puppy Dog Tails Day Camp: 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.,
Venture to the woods in search of crawly critters and materials to build a
toad house, fee charged, please RSVP, Navarino Nature Center,
www.navarino.org, 715-758-6999
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Annie’s Campground Independence Day Celebration: frog and
grasshopper races, face painting, glow parades, best patriotic decorated
sites competition. Fireworks on the 4th, W12505 Roosevelt Road,
Gresham, 715-787-3632, anniescampground.net
3
Watch the Shawano Fireworks from the highest viewpoint at Shawano
United Methodist Church: 5 p.m., Concessions and music, bring a lawn
chair, 1000 Engel Drive, Shawano, 715-526-5380
3
Big Brothers Big Sisters Fireworks Tailgate Party: 5 p.m. ‘til fireworks,
Food, fun and fireworks, honor our vets, yard games, bounce house,
beer and food stand, music and 50/50 raffle, Shawano Municipal Airport,
Shawano
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Shawano Fireworks: Shawano City/County Airport, N5468 N. Airport
Road, Shawano, 715-524-2139
3
Clintonville Fireworks: food, live music, activities begin at 6 p.m., W. A.
Olen Athletic Field, Clintonville, 715-823-4606
3
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents: “Jerry Duginski AKA Man
Stallion”, W6026 Lake Dr., Shawano, 715-524-8711,
www.classicsshawano.com
4-5
Massive Holiday Flea Markets: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Shawano County
Fairgrounds, 715-526-9769, www.zurkopromotions.com
4
10 Annual Cloverleaf Lakes Kiddie Parade, 10 a.m. Pontoon Parade,
6:30 p.m., Pine and Grass Lakes, followed by fireworks at dusk, Pine
Lake, presented by Cloverleaf Lakes Fireworks Association
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6 Annual Cloverleaf Lakes Art by the Lake: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Picnic
Pavilion, Round Lake Park, www.cloverleaflakes.com
4
Bonduel’s 104 Annual July 4 Celebration Parade at 11 a.m., bicycle
giveaways, baseball games, food, beverages, and entertainment all day
at Village Park, fireworks at 9:45 p.m., www.villageofbonduel.com
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Leopolis Triathlon: Sponsored by the Leopolis Booster Club, race
11 a.m., parade 1:30 p.m., ballgame follows, lunch, refreshments, raffle,
entertainment, trophies for winners, Leopolis, [email protected],
715-787-4402
4
Tigerton 4 of July Block Party: 2 p.m., music, games, food, fireworks at
dusk, Community Park, Tigerton, 715-535-2110,
www.tigertonmainstreet.org
4
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents: “Bob & Missy Tucker Band”,
W6026 Lake Dr., Shawano, 715-524-8711, www.classicsshawano.com
5
5 Annual Car/Bike Show: 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Awards 3 p.m., trophies
for classes, DJ, food, Cedar Park, Bonduel, www.villageofbonduel.com
16-18
5
St. Michael’s Parish Festival: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., food, music, bake
rummage and yard sale, children’s games, theme baskets and raffle,
715-799-4521 or [email protected], Hwy 47/55, Keshena
Menominee Casino Resort presents: “Doug Allen Nash – Tribute to
Johnny Cash”, 8 p.m., free show, www.menomineecasinoresort.com
16-19
5
The Lighthouse lakeside music: “Starwood”, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., W6440
Gumaer Road, Shawano, 715-526-5600
5
Shawano Ski Sharks Sunday Night Show: Wolf River Beach, behind
Shawano Medical Center, 6 p.m., Shawano, www.skisharks.org
37 Annual Pulaski Polka Days: 2 locations, Polka Days Grounds and
Zielinski’s Ballroom, Fireworks Thurs. at dusk, Arts & Crafts Fair Sat. &
Sun. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Pulaski Polka Trot event at the Pulaski Community
Middle School on Sat. at 8:30 a.m. 5K Run/Walk, Porkie & pancake
breakfast, Sun. 8 – 11 a.m., parade Sunday 11a.m., and much more,
www.pulaskipolkadays.com, 920-822-3869
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5
Music in the Park presents: “Country Partners”, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.,
Memorial Park Shelter, corner of Lincoln & Lieg Street; bring your lawn
chairs, sponsored by the Shawano Park & Rec. Department
Box in the Wood Theatre Guild presents: “Clue: the Musical”, 7 p.m.
performances on July 16-18, 2 p.m. performance on July 19, Mielke Arts
Center, N5649 Airport Road, Shawano, www.shawanoarts.com,
715-526-2525
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Shawano City-County Library Children’s Program: 10 a.m., KG & The
Ranger, 128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829, www.shawanolibrary.org
16
Ambassador Meeting: 12 p.m., Luigi’s Pizza, 715-524-2139
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Shawano City-County Library Make & Take Crafts Program: 9 a.m. to
3 p.m., 128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829, www.shawanolibrary.org
Innertubing the Wolf: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Join our group of explorers as we
float down the wolf on innertubes, Some tubes available to borrow or
bring your own, $6 members, $10 nonmembers, $15 family, RSVP,
Navarino Nature Center, www.navarino.org, 715-758-6999
8
Vision 2017 Oversight Council Meeting: 3:30 p.m., Shawano
Country Chamber of Commerce, 715-524-2139
16
9-11
Menominee Casino Resort presents: “Unified Soul”, 8 p.m. to midnight,
free in the lounge, 715-799-3600, www.menomineecasinoresort.com
Third Thursday Concert in the Art Park, 7-9 p.m., “The Drovers”, Bring a
picnic lunch and lawn chair, enjoy free ice cream. No admission fee,
donations accepted. WOWSPACE, 114 Vinal Street, Wittenberg
17-18
9-12
Box in the Wood Theatre Guild presents: “Clue: the Musical”, 7 p.m.
performances on July 9-11, 2 p.m. performance on July 12, Mielke Arts
Center, N5649 Airport Road, Shawano, www.shawanoarts.com,
715-526-2525
Farmer Gene’s Campground: Mardi Gras /Poker Run Weekend, N11301
Kinney Lake Rd., Marion, 715-754-5900,
www.farmergenescampground.com
17-19
Shawano Youth League Baseball Tournaments: boys 11, boys 12 and
girls 8 & under, Memorial Park, corner of Main and Lieg Streets,
Shawano, www.shawanoyouthleague.com
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Tilleda Falls Campground Christmas in July Weekend: W13165 County
Road D, Tilleda, www.tilledafalls.com, 715-787-4143
17-19
Water Wars Phase II: Wanna get wet? Bring your water balloons, squirt
guns, and other creations (no fire trucks) and prepare to get soaked!
Annie’s Campground, W12505 Roosevelt Road, Gresham, 715-7873632, anniescampground.net
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Wittenberg FFA Corn Roast: 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., Washington Park, contact
Wittenberg Area Chamber for more information, 715-881-2111,
www.wittenbergchamber.org
18
River’s Edge Camping & Tubing Christmas in July: prizes awarded to
best decorated sites, W7615 County Rd. F, Shiocton, 715-752-3344,
www.riversedgecampingandtubing.com
18
Tigerton Main Street Garden / Yard Walk: meet at 9 a.m. at the 1905
Village Hall, 221 Birch Street, Tigerton, 715-535-2110
18
Red River Riders Charity Ride, sponsored by Wolf River Harley Owners
Group (HOG) Chapter, 90-100 mile poker run, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. from
Doc’s Harley Davidson, Hwy 29 Bonduel, raffles, food, and music at end
of ride, 715-758-9080
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Glas Coffeehouse Open Mic Night: 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., hosted by Joel
Kroenke, come sing a song and enjoy some coffee, Glas Coffehouse,
511 N. Main St., Shawano, 715-851-4527, www.glascoffee.com
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Community Dinner: 5:30 p.m. join us for food and conversation, First
Presbyterian Church, 100 Presbyterian Street, located on the corner of
Main and Presbyterian Main Streets, www.shawanopres.org
28
Shawano Speedway presents: World of Outlaws Lake Model, Hot Laps
at 6:30 p.m., racing starts at 7:00 p.m., reserved seats & general
admission, Rain date July 29, 990 E. Green Bay Street, Shawano,
715-526-7069, www.shawanospeedway.net
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15 Annual Friends of Hospice Ladies-Only Golf Outing: Golden Sands
Golf Course, Cecil, Register by calling 715-745-2189, all proceeds
benefit Friends of Hospice to support hospice services for our area and
their program “Gifts from the Heart” for hospice patients and families
30-8/1
Zion Lutheran Church Rummage & Bake Sale: Thurs. and Fri. 8 a.m. to
4 p.m., Rummage Sale only Sat. 8 a.m. to noon, 1254 S. Union St.,
Shawano, 715-526-2017
30-8/1
Menominee Casino Resort presents: “Wolf River Band”, 8 p.m., free in
the lounge, 715-799-3600, www.menomineecasinoresort.com
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FVSCC Autocross Racing will be held at US Air Motorsports, W5901
County Road BE, Shawano, www.usairmotorsports.com, 715-524-9231
31-8/1
18
Pine Grove Campground Christmas in July: Prizes awarded to Best
Decorated Sites, Pine Grove Campground, N5999 Campground Rd.,
Shawano, 715-787-4555, www.pinegrovecampgroundwis.com
Farmer Gene’s Campground: Rummage Sale Weekend, Generations
Karaoke in the bar, N11301 Kinney Lake Rd., Marion, 715-754-5900,
www.farmergenescampground.com
31-8/1
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents “Fernandez Groove”, 8 p.m.
to 11 p.m., free show in the Groove Lounge, must be 21 or older,
www.northstarcasinoresort.com, 715-787-3110
31-8/2
49 Annual Menominee Nation Contest Pow-Wow. Dance contest
and drum contest. Historic Woodland Bowl, Keshena, General
information Briana Ninham, 715-799-5114, ext. 1267, Pow-Wow
information contact Monty Beauprey, 715-853-0003
18
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents:“Buck Johnson & the Plumbers”
W6026 Lake Dr,, Shawano, 715-524-8711, www.classicsshawano.com
19
CWSCC Lapping Day will be held at US Air Motorsports, W5901 County
Road BE, Shawano, www.usairmotorsports.com, 715-524-9231
19
The Lighthouse lakeside music: “Rocker”, live music, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
W6440 Gumaer Road, Shawano, 715-526-5600
31-8/2
19
Music in the Park presents: “Bernie Kroll”, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Memorial
Park Shelter, corner of Lincoln & Lieg Street; bring lawn chairs,
sponsored by the Shawano Park & Rec. Department
Scrub-a-dub! Muddin’ Part II! If you didn’t get dirty enough the first time,
we’re doing it again!. Annie’s Campground, W12505 Roosevelt Road,
Gresham, 715-787-3632, anniescampground.com
8/1
20-25
Shawano City-County Library Scholastic Book Fair: featuring children’s
selections aged birth – sixth grade, 128 S. Sawyer St., 715-526-3829,
www.shawanolibrary.org
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents “Charley Pride”, Doors open
6:30 p.m., show 7:30 p.m., In the Event Center, Tickets $60,
715-787-3110, www.northstarcasinoresort.com
8/5
Coffee Connections: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m., Business networking and idea
sharing over a great cup of coffee, Glas Coffeehouse, 511 N. Main
St., Shawano, 715-524-2139 or [email protected]
8/6
Lunch & Learn – “Cyber Wellness – Protecting Your Data”,
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m., $8 chamber members and $10 for
non-members, Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce,
[email protected], 715-524-2139
21-24
Junior Investigator Day Camp, 8:30 a.m. to noon, Navarino Nature
Center, www.navarino.org, 715-758-6999
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SAYPRO Steering Committee: 11:30 a.m., Jeff Mace Conference
Room, Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce, Shawano
715-524-2139
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Business Connection Sponsored by Senzig’s Fine Home
Furnishings, 1482 E. Green Bay Street, Shawano, 5 p.m. to
6:30 p.m., 715-524-2139
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23-25
Menominee Casino Resort presents: “Risque”, 8 p.m. to midnight, free in
the lounge, 715-799-3600, www.menomineecasinoresort.com
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge Presents: “Fred Beyer-The Piano Man”
Tuesdays at 7 p.m., W6026 Lake Drive, Shawano, 715-524-8711,
www.classicsshawano.com
24-25
Farmer Gene’s Campground: Christmas in July Weekend, The Final Exit
playing at the bar, N11301 Kinney Lake Rd., Marion, 715-754-5900,
www.farmergenescampground.com
Free Tea Classes May through November: Every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and
1:30 p.m. Call to sign up, space is limited, ANEW Tea Emporium & Antiques, 103
South Main St., Shawano, 715-201-1111, anewteaantiques.com
24-25
North Star Mohican Casino Resort presents “Sonic Circus”, 8 p.m. to
11 p.m., free show in the Groove Lounge, must be 21 or older,
www.northstarcasinoresort.com, 715-787-3110
24-26
Lightning on the Wolf Supermoto Racing will be held at US Air
Motorsports, Friday Practice, Racing Sat. & Sun., W5901 County Road
BE, Shawano, www.usairmotorsports.com, 715-524-9231
24-26
Shawano Youth League Baseball Tournament: Boys 9 and Boys 10,
Memorial Park, corner of Main and Lieg Streets, Shawano,
www.shawanoyouthleague.com
24-26
Tilleda Falls Campground Mysterious Mystery Weekend: W13165
County Road D, Tilleda, www.tilledafalls.com, 715-787-4143
24-26
Scrub-a-dub! Muddin’ with bikes, golf carts, and more! Bubble blowin’,
bubble scoopin’, and more suds at the waterfall and wading pool Sat.
afternoon. Annie’s Campground, W12505 Roosevelt Road, Gresham,
715-787-3632, anniescampground.com
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27 Annual Embarrass Volunteer Fire Department Fun Daze
Celebration: Parade 11 a.m., volleyball, kickball, live music, Craft & Flea
Market, Food and refreshments available, Embarrass Park, contact
John Schertz at 715-823-2033
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SAYPRO Saturday Social: Embarrass Fun Daze – Kickball Event,
Embarrass Park, 715-526-7586
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The Thunderbird presents Dinner & Music on the patio: “Missy Tucker &
Friends”, 5 to 9 p.m., W106 Cty Trunk VV, Keshena, 715-799-6543
25
Classic’s Restaurant & Lounge presents “The Trouble Arrows”, W6026
Lake Drive, Shawano, 715-524-8711, www.classicsshawano.com
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47 Arts & Crafts Fair: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., crafters and artists display and
sell their work, Mielke Arts Center, N5649 N Airport Rd., Shawano
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The Lighthouse lakeside music: “Annie Rose”, live music, 4 p.m. to
8 p.m., W6440 Gumaer Road, Shawano, 715-526-5600
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Music in the Park presents: “Patchwork”, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Memorial
Park Shelter, corner of Lincoln & Lieg Street; bring your lawn chairs,
sponsored by the Shawano Park & Rec. Department
27-31
Midwest Dental Annual Back to School Donation Drive: Drop off school
supplies at the office July 27 to August 28 during regular business hours,
All items will be dispersed to the local schools in Shawano and Gresham,
336 S. Main St., Shawano, 715-524-3565
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Shawano City-County Library Adult Program: DIY-Crafts & More,
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., 128 S. Sawyer St., Shawano, 715-526-3829
28-31
Junior Explorer Day Camp, 8:30 a.m. to noon, Navarino Nature Center,
www.navarino.org, 715-758-6999
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Heritage Park Museum Tours: open thru August, Thursday 1:30 to 4 p.m.,
Saturday 9:30 a.m. to noon or by appointment, 524 N. Franklin St., 715-526-3323
Highway 29 Flea Market & Craft Show: Through Sept. 28: Saturdays and
Sundays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., free parking and admission, W9821 State Hwy 29,
near mile marker 218 west of Shawano, 715-524-5747
Mountain Bay Outfitters Mid-Week Market Place: Wednesdays on the
Mountain Bay Trail off S. Main St,. Live Music on the Platform. Vendors include
farmers, crafters and local businesses.4 p.m. to 7 p.m., 620 S. Main St., Shawano
email [email protected], 715-526-8823.
Outdoor Worship Service: Public invited, 6 p.m. Wednesday evenings May 20
through August 26 at the Shawano County Park, W5785 Lake Drive, led
Resurrection Ev. Lutheran Church, Shawano, 715-701-2562,
www.resurrectionlutheranshawano.com
Outdoor Worship Service: Public invited, Sunday at 9:30 a.m. from May 24
through September 6 at the Shawano County Park, W5785 Lake Drive, led by
Zion Lutheran Church ELCA, Shawano, 715-526-2017 www.shawanozion.org
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Porter’s Patch – Strawberry & Pea Picking 1 Week of July. Raspberry
Picking Adventure to begin approximately July 8th. Green & Yellow beans
beginning of July, Pickling cucumbers, dill, zucchini & blueberries end of July. As
always we recommend a call to place an order before your trip to the farm. Visit
www.porterspatch.com for further information. 715-758-8162 or 715-584-2070.
Open daily. W4314 State Hwy. 156, Bonduel (Navarino)
Saturday Night Stock Car Races: 6 p.m., 4 divisions, ½ mile dirt oval track,
Shawano Speedway, 990 E. Green Bay St., Shawano, 866-715-6532
www.shawanospeedway.com
Shawano City-County Library Children’s Program: Make and Take Crafts,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., June 10, 17, 24, 128 S. Sawyer St., Shawano, 715-526-3829
Shawano City-County Library Teen Program: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Mondays,
Tuesdays & Friday, begins June 24, 128 S. Sawyer St., Shawano, 715-526-3829
Shawano Farmers Market: Saturdays through Oct. 10, 8 a.m. to noon, Franklin
Park, 235 S. Washington St., 715-851-9834, www.shawanofarmersmarket.org
Shawano Ski Sharks: Wolf River Beach, behind Shawano Medical Center every
Wednesday evening through August 19 at 6 p.m., Shawano, www.skisharks.org
Shawano Sports Park: Adventure Mini Golf, Batting Cages, Go-Karts, Open
daily 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., 1056 E. Green Bay St., Shawano, 715-524-3849,
www.shawanosportspark.com
Twig’s Beverage Sundrop Museum & Gift Shop: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to
5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 920 S. Franklin St., Shawano, 715-526-5031,
www.twigsbeverage.net
Wittenberg Museum: Open 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., every Sunday until Labor Day,
also by appointment, 500 W. Summit St., 715-881-0326, Wittenberg Area
Historical Society
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Zurko 45 Annual Flea Market: Through Oct. 4: Sundays, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Holiday Sales: May 23-24, July 4-5, Shawano County Fairgrounds, 990 E. Green
Bay St., 715-526-9769, www.zurkopromotions.com