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29/12/2025

Ringing in the holidays with The Salvation Army

Several members of the Peshtigo Woman’s Club spent their time volunteering as bell ringers with The Salvation Army at Lofaro’s

The club expressed their gratitude for having this opportunity to support such a meaningful cause during the holiday season. They also thanked everyone who was able to stop by and give a donation or share a smile.

“Your generosity truly makes a difference in our community,” the club wrote.
During their bell ringing, the woman’s club made their own donation of $500 from the Cans for Kids collection to The Salvation Army.

They extended their well wishes for everyone to have a warm and joyful Christmas season.

29/12/2025

Peshtigo Woman’s Club welcomes new leaders and projects

On Nov. 13 the Peshtigo Woman’s Club recognized the installation of their new leadership team.

New leaders include: Vicki Swiatnicki, vice president; Mary Albright, 2nd vice president; Katie Berman, co-parliamentarian; and Mary Lock, executive board.

The club shared that they are grateful for the dedication and talent that the leadership team brings. They expressed their hope for a wonderful 2026.

Pictured left to right: Peshtigo Woman’s Club President Angel Wink, 2nd vice president Mary Albright and vice president Vicki Swiatnicki.

During this meeting, the Peshtigo Woman’s Club Bands at Badger Committee made a monetary donation to the City of Peshtigo. This donation will go towards staining the arches in the band shell at Badger Park.

Pictured left to right: President Angel Wink, Bands at Badger Committee Lead Mary Lock and City of Peshtigo Mayor and co-parliamentarian Katie Berman.

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28/12/2025

A Holiday Harmony Christmas

The Equity Homemakers Club hosted the Holiday Harmony Christmas program for all of the Homemaker groups in Marinette County on Saturday, Dec. 13, at the Senior Center in Marinette with approximately 30 people in attendance. The day was filled with gifts, jokes and trivia.

The group remains active in the community by reading books to grade school students in Coleman and donating a book to every child.

Members Terry Carlson, Marion Elias, Jeanne Lesperance, Micki Lewandowski, Veronica Walker and Betty Wilting extended their Christmas blessings to all.

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28/12/2025

VIDEO: Marinette's Cooper Smith talks about his career highlights as a Marine and what drew him to St Mary's University as he signs his letter of intent to play baseball at the college level after graduation.

Marinette School District

VIDEO: Marinette's Cooper Smith talks about his career highlights as a Marine and what drew him to St Mary's University as he signs his letter of intent to play baseball at the college level after graduation.

28/12/2025

Malik Willis pushes for a first down in the third quarter. The Packers would go on to fall 24-41 to the Baltimore Ravens during Saturday night action in Lambeau Field. Tori Wittenbrock/Kaity Leikness video

28/12/2025

Welcome the Green Bay Packers on to the field for their final regular season home game at Lambeau Field against the Baltimore Ravens. Tori Wittenbrock/Kaity Leikness video

28/12/2025

Smith signs letter of intent

In front of family, friends, teammates and coaches at Marinette High on Tuesday, Dec. 23, Cooper Smith signed his letter of intent to play baseball for St. Mary’s University in Winona, MN after graduation.

“It was more than just a game, it was life,” Smith said Tuesday while talking about growing up in a baseball environment from a very early age.

Marinette School District

27/12/2025

Crivitz Lions Club makes holiday donation
The Marinette County Elderly Services (MCES) extends their thanks to the Crivitz Lions Club for donating 30 Christmas food bags to go to home meal delivery participants in the area.
Pictured left to right are Lion Bob Hoyer, MCES director Olivia Cherry, Lion Craig Parks, Crivitz site manager Toni Ciske and Lion Kurt Mueller.
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27/12/2025

While many high schools make community service a "must," the students at Peshtigo High School are proving that the heart of our community beats strongest when volunteering is a choice. From hand-making bears for local police departments to feeding 100 classmates every week through the S.E.E.D. program, these teens are redefining what it means to be "socially responsible."

"It’s incredible to see them give their time to serve others," says advisor Dan Vanidestine. We couldn’t agree more!

Read more about the incredible impact these students are making:

https://www.peshtigotimes.com/news/

Peshtigo Middle/High School

26/12/2025

The Peshtigo Area Chamber of Commerce recently gathered to set the stage for 2026, balancing future growth with a moving tribute to the late Marquita Limberg. From new leadership opportunities to the return of the beloved "Bands at Badger" summer series, there is a lot happening behind the scenes in our city.

Are you looking to get more involved? The Chamber is currently seeking three new directors to help lead the way!

Get the full scoop on the upcoming events calendar, school donations, and the 2026 Awards Banquet:

Full story here: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/stories/peshtigo-area-chamber-of-commerce-finalizes-year-end-strategies,312921?

PESHTIGO – The Peshtigo Area Chamber of Commerce gathered at city hall to finalize end-of-year business and establish a framework for the upcoming 2026 season. The chamber took time to honor …

25/12/2025

The best gift this season is a strong community. Thank you for supporting local journalism and keeping our shared stories vibrant.

Warmest wishes for a Happy Holiday and a Merry Christmas! Stay connected with your community today: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/

24/12/2025

Legislation to delist the gray wolf is gaining momentum in D.C., while back home, Wisconsin hunters have registered over 320,000 deer so far this season. Whether you're following the latest "Pet and Livestock Protection Act" or looking for the link to the 2026 EagleCam, we have the latest updates for Northeast Wisconsin.

Read the full outdoor and legislative report: https://www.peshtigotimes.com/