Hey Fremont! Here’s your go-to guide for everything happening this week. Whether you’re looking for food specials, live, community events, or family fun, we’ve got you covered! 🗓 Week of 3/12/2025 📅 Wednesday (3/12): 🍔 Anglers  - $2.50 burger & $3 cheeseburger specials (dine-in only) 🐟 Becks Pub & Grill - Lenten Wednesday Fish Special 🍹 Gala Resort  - $3 Old Fashioneds + Italian Night & ½ off pizza 🐔 Bridge Bar  - Chicken sandwich specials ⛳ Fremont Riverdeck - Fremont Indoor Golf ($40/hr) 🍻 Boathouse  - Happy Hour (3-6 PM), Free Pool (6-9 PM), $1 Domestics & $2 Craft Taps 📚 Neuschafer Library  - Lunch & Learn: Art of Falconry (12 PM) 🏁 Invaders Snowmobile Club  - Meeting at American Legion (7 PM) 📅 Thursday (3/13): 🍗 Bridge Bar  - Thursday Thunder: Pick 3 items for $8 🍻 Wolf River Lodge  - Meat Raffle 🍗 Gala Resort  - 5 PM Wing Night + $2.50 Bush Lights ⛳ Fremont Riverdeck  - Fremont Indoor Golf ($40/hr) 🎲 Boathouse  - 6 & 7 PM Sign-in, Pick the Joker at 7:15 PM 📅 Friday (3/14): 🐟 Friday Fish Specials  at: Anglers Becks Wolf River Lodge Gala Resort (Award-Winning Fish Fry) Bridge Bar The Hotel Nauti Turtle ⛳ Fremont Riverdeck  - FremontIndoor Golf ($60/hr) - Pizza Available 📅 Saturday (3/15): 🎱 Wolf River Lodge  - 1 PM Singles Pool Tournament 🎲 Boathouse  - Pick the Joker (1, 3 & 5 PM) ⛳ Fremont Riverdeck  - Indoor Golf ($60/hr) 🥩 Prime Rib Specials  at: The Hotel Nauti Turtle 📅 Sunday (3/16) 🍗 Broasted Chicken Specials  at: Wolf River Lodge The Hotel (Sunday Funday) ⛳ Fremont Riverdeck  - Indoor Golf ($60/hr) 🥂 Nauti Turtle  - Brunch (10 AM - 12 PM) + $10 Specials until 5 PM Get out and enjoy everything Fremont has to offer! 🍻🎶⛳🐟

(Week of March 12 - March 17, 2025) Looking for something fun to do this week? Whether you’re craving a delicious meal, live entertainment, or a chance to test your trivia skills, Weyauwega has something for everyone! Here’s what’s happening around town: 📅 Wednesday (3/12): 🍜 Picklebellies  - Egg Roll Wednesday! The kitchen opens at 4 PM, so stop in early and enjoy this tasty midweek special. 🍔 Haufschildt’s Brew Haus  - Monthly Reuben-style burger & pizza specials are being served daily throughout March—don’t miss out on these unique flavors! 📅 Thursday (3/13): 🍕 Picklebellies  - All-you-can-eat Pizza Buffet (4-8:30 PM). Load up on your favorite slices while enjoying their full menu and Happy Hour from 4-6 PM. 💪 Silverback Strength- Cardio Workout 5pm $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers. 📅 Friday (3/14): 🐟 Friday Fish Fry at: Picklebellies  – A classic fish fry experience, plus $2 Rail Old Fashioneds to pair with your meal! JD’s Café  – Try their March specials, including a Reuben breakfast burrito, steak & eggs, and a Reuben burger. Plus, don’t forget to ask about their specialty coffee flavors! 📚 Weyauwega Public Library  - Story Time at 10 AM with Mrs. Highlander. Little ones can enjoy a fun morning of stories, followed by Stay & Play at 10:30 AM—perfect for kids of all ages! ❓ Rio Lobo  - Trivia Night (6-7:30 PM). Grab your smartest friends and test your knowledge across five categories! Don’t forget your cell phone—prizes awarded to the top three teams. 📅 Saturday (3/15): 🎨 Blessings & Friends  - Mosaic Birdhouse Class! Get creative and design your own unique mosaic birdhouse using a variety of scrap glass and resin. Spots are limited, so call 715-281-0173 to register. 🎶 Live Music & Entertainment: 🎤 Bar at Willow Pond  - Mill Creek Cow Tippers take the stage from 7-10 PM, delivering an evening of live country and classic rock tunes. 🎧 T’s Corner Bar  - DJ Karaoke Night! Starting at 8 PM, grab the mic and belt out your favorite songs or just sit back and enjoy the show. 📅 Sunday (3/16): 🍗 Picklebellies Sunday Funday (12-5 PM): 🍺 12 PM - Free Tap Beer (sponsored by WTS) 🍖 1 PM - Meat Raffle – Try your luck at winning some delicious cuts of meat! 🎸 2-5 PM - Take 2 Acoustic  will be playing a mix of rock & roll favorites—enjoy live music while you sip on your favorite drinks. 🎟️ 3 PM - 50/50 Raffle Drawing—don’t miss your chance to take home some winnings! 🍗 Broasted Chicken Specials All Day!  Perfect for a Sunday family meal. 🎟️ Wilson’s Brickhouse  - Monthly Sign-In Drawing at 4 PM—stop by for your chance to win! There’s no shortage of great food, drinks, and entertainment in Weyauwega this week. Get out, support local businesses, and make the most of everything happening around town! 🎶🍔🐟🍻

Natalie M. Rieckmann, age 87, of Waupaca, passed away on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, at Park Vista in Waupaca.  She was born on October 7, 1937 at the family home in Fremont, Wisconsin, the daughter of  the late Henoch and Frieda(Stecker) Bruss. Natalie was baptized on October 24, 1937 and was later confirmed on March 18, 1951 with her confirmation verse being Psalm 27:1, "The Lord is my light and Salvation: whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life, of whom shall I be afraid?"  On April 8, 1956, Natalie married Willard Rieckmann and together they enjoyed 68 years of wedded bliss and a lifetime of memories on their family farm.   Natalie was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fremont, where she was a former member of the Ladies Aid, LWML and a leader of the Wednesday morning bible study for many years.  She was also a former member of the Invaders Snowmobile Club.  Natalie enjoyed gardening and growing flowers, crocheting, embroidery, counted cross stitch, quilting, sewing and reading.    Natalie is survived by her husband of 68 years, Willard; three children, Ronald  and Marla Rieckmann, and their four sons, Christopher, Matthew(Erika), Jerrod(Elizabeth Ruskosky) and Jason(Michelle);  Connie Cloninger and her two step-children, Jessica and Michael(Alyssa); and Roger and Lisa Rieckmann, and their two daughters, Kimberly(Dan)Liermann and Michelle(Cody)Giles; seven great-grandchildren, Brady and Blake Rieckmann, Ian and Forrest Cloninger, Sophie and Carter Rieckmann, Alison Giles Baby Liermann and Kate Ruskosky; her brother, Rev. Eldor (Joyce) Bruss; her sister, Catherine (Jerry) Beattie; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.     She was preceded in death by her parents, her son-in-law, Dale Cloninger; two brothers, Rev. Henoch Bruss, Jr. and Eugene(June)Bruss, three sisters, Naomie(Jim)Cuff, Joan(Ronald)Evenson and a infant sister, Anna Mae Bruss; brothers and sisters-in-law, Milo Swanton, Jr., Marjorie(Glenn)Sampson, Emerson(Dolores)Rieckmann, Ralph(Marie)Rieckmann, Wayne(Marian)Rieckmann, three nephews, Kent Bruss, Gary Sampson and Randy Evenson and a niece, Gale(Rieckmann)Schafer  .   Funeral services will be held on Saturday, March 15, 2025 at 11:00 am at St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, 107 Tustin Rd., Fremont. Pastor Mark Drengler will officiate.  Visitation will be held at St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church on Saturday, from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. Burial will be in Wolf River Cemetery.   A memorial fund has been established for St. Paul Lutheran Church and LCMS Foundation 1333 S. Kirkwood, St. Louis, MO 63122(Checks payable to LCMS with Bruss Families Seminary Scholarship Fund on the memo line) Blue and funeral home is assisting the family with arrangements, to leave tributes go to https://www.lewinfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Natalie-M-Rieckmann?obId=38467010#/obituaryInfo

Penny Ann (Rossman) Grundman, 75, passed away on March 6, 2025, in Waupaca, Wisconsin. Born on May 15, 1949, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Penny dedicated her life to her family, faith, and community. She retired from the Weyauwega-Fremont School District working both in the cafeteria and as a custodian. She loved her job and took great joy in seeing all the kids each day. Her warm presence and kindness left a lasting impact on those she encountered. Penny's faith was central to her life. She loved the Lord with all her heart and made it a priority to teach her children and grandchildren about God. Her unwavering devotion was evident in the way she lived-always with love, kindness, and an open heart for those around her. She was known for her infectious laughter and positive personality. A devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Penny cherished time spent with loved ones. She found happiness in sunshine-filled days and treasured moments with her many friends. Her beloved dog Buddy was always by her side, bringing her additional joy and companionship. Penny is survived by her daughter Terresa Lider; stepsons: Chris (Mae) Grundman and Marko Grundman; grandchildren: Alyssa and Blake Lider, January Jewel and Avril Arella Grundman, and Garrett Grundman; sister: Sharon Krueger; brother: William Rossman; as well as many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Betty Rossman, her brother Scott Rossman, and former husband, Steve Grundman. Penny's memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. May the warmth of her spirit continue to bring comfort to all who were fortunate enough to have known her. A special "thank you" to all the caregivers and staff at Bethany Home of Waupaca. A gathering of family and friends will be held on Friday, March 14, 2025, at the Dahlke Life Celebration Center in Weyauwega from 2:00 - 4:00 pm. A memorial service which will celebrate Penny's life will begin at 4:00 pm with the Rev. Philip Thompson officiating. The celebration will continue afterwards with food and refreshments. Dahlke Funeral Home is helping the family with arrangements, to leave your condolences or to purchase a tree go to dahlkefh.com/obituaries

In small towns, some places become more than just a business—they become part of the fabric of the community. Beck’s Pub & Grill in West Bloomfield, WI, is where locals gather after a long day, where travelers along Highway 49 find a warm welcome, and where stories are shared over generations with a great meal and a perfectly crafted Old Fashioned. But the heart of Beck’s is not just in its food and drinks—it’s in the people who have made it their own. A Childhood Connection Turned into a Lifelong Dream For owner Rebecca "Becky" Hess, taking over Beck’s Pub wasn’t just about running a business—it was about continuing a legacy that had been a part of her life since childhood. "When I was growing up in West Bloomfield, we used to stop in after dump runs or cutting wood with my parents,"  Becky reminisces. "Ma Hoot would give us treats and quarters for the games. He was always a good guy to us kids." That sense of community and welcoming spirit stayed with Becky throughout her life. Later, as she pursued her education at UW-Stevens Point, she found herself working at Beck’s under Dee Dee and Bruce Goode, the former owners. "They were incredible to work for. Without realizing it, they taught me lessons that five years of college never could,"  she says. "Their work ethic was second to none, and I admired Dee Dee's way with customers. That experience shaped how I wanted to run a business someday." When the opportunity to own Goode's came, Becky knew it was her chance to carry on the traditions that had meant so much to her growing up. Keeping Wisconsin Traditions Alive One of the things that sets Beck’s apart is its commitment to classic Wisconsin flavors. Recently, Beck’s was voted 'Best Old Fashioned' by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce! "A lot of the things we serve—our beer batter, buttermilk ranch, even our Old Fashioned recipe—are made the way they were originally meant to be in Wisconsin,"  Becky explains. "When I researched the history of Old Fashioneds, I wanted to make sure we honored the way they were first created and how they became a Wisconsin staple." That dedication to keeping things traditional is reflected in every aspect of the menu, from the scratch-made soups to the beloved Friday fish fry, a Wisconsin tradition that brings people together week after week. Weathering the Storm: A Community’s Support During COVID Owning any small business always comes with challenges, but few obstacles were as unexpected and difficult as the COVID-19 pandemic. For Becky, it was an especially uncertain time—she had only been the owner of Beck’s for less than a year when shutdowns threatened to close businesses like hers across the state. "COVID was rough for everyone, but especially for small businesses,"  Becky shares. "The media warned people to stay away from bars and restaurants, and at times, it felt like the state government was working against us. There were so many rules, threats, and restrictions—it was overwhelming." But in those uncertain months, something remarkable happened—the community showed up in ways Becky will never forget. "On many Friday nights, our takeout wait times were over an hour, yet people kept calling in orders. They were patient, they were generous, and they made sure we knew they were behind us,"  she recalls. "They understood what we were going through, and they stood by us. Their support meant everything." That sense of community, of people looking out for each other, is what makes West Bloomfield special—and it’s what makes Beck’s Pub & Grill more than just a business. Summer Volleyball League One of the highlights of summer at Beck’s is its volleyball league! "We have a volleyball meeting in mid to late April to get teams signed up and to get an idea of how many we will have,"  Becky explains. "There’s a Beck’s Volleyball League Facebook page, and we always share updates on Beck’s Pub & Grill’s Facebook as well." Organized by Bart Schuelke, the league welcomes teams of all skill levels, from casual players to more competitive groups. Team fees are expected to be $100 per team this year, and Bart works hard to make sure the schedule is organized and fun for everyone. "Bart does his magic with the schedule and always tries to wrap up regular play before high school fall sports begin,"  Becky adds. "We love having young athletes and young adults under 21 participate too!" Whether you're joining a team, cheering from the sidelines, or just stopping by for food and drinks, summer at Beck’s wouldn’t be the same without the energy and excitement of volleyball nights. Hides for Heroes: Supporting Wisconsin’s Wounded Veterans Beyond being a great place to grab a drink and meal, Beck’s is also deeply committed to giving back to the community. Since 2020, Beck’s has helped raise over $17,000 for Hides for Heroes, a non-profit organization supporting Wisconsin’s Wounded Warriors in Action. "Through our gun and bow boards, anyone who purchased a spot has helped support Wisconsin Wounded Warriors,"  Becky explains. "Dave Hintz of Waupaca started this group in 2012, and it’s rapidly gaining support throughout the state!" One of the most inspiring parts of the program? The dedication of local high school students. "Dave is incredibly proud of the Wega high school kids who ‘bust their butts,’ as he says, collecting hides for this cause,"  Becky shares. It’s just another example of how the Beck’s community comes together to make a difference, not just for each other, but for those who have served our country. More Than a Bar—A Place to Call Home Today, Beck’s continues to be a place where everyone feels welcome. Whether you’re grabbing a bite after a long day, meeting up with friends for a game, or stopping in off the snowmobile trail in the winter, Beck’s offers the kind of warmth and familiarity that makes it feel like home. The menu is packed with homemade favorites, from crispy cheese curds to hearty burgers. The Friday Fish Fry is legendary, offering freshly battered walleye, perch, and bluegill that keep locals near and far coming back week after week. And, of course, there’s the Old Fashioned, crafted the way it was meant to be. Looking to the Future of Beck's Pub & Grill Through the highs and lows, Becky remains grateful for the people who have supported Beck’s—and she’s excited for what’s ahead. "At the end of the day, it’s all about the people. This community has been here for Beck’s through everything, and I just want to keep making it a place where people feel welcome and appreciated,"  she says. So, if you’re looking for great food, great drinks, summer volleyball, and a place that truly gives back, stop by Beck’s Pub & Grill—where the past, present, and future of West Bloomfield’s spirit lives on. Weyauwega Fremont News & Events thanks you for being a sponsor of not only us, but everything you do! 📍 Beck’s Pub & Grill 📍 N6630 State Road 49, West Bloomfield, WI 📍 (920) 867-2519

Get ready for an exciting and unforgettable event as the WF Drama Department  presents the Miss Trunchbull Olympics  on March 8th at 3:30 PM  in the Weyauwega-Fremont High School Gym ! This special Olympic-themed event is being hosted in honor of Matilda the Musical , bringing kids together for a fun-filled afternoon of games, prizes, and friendly competition—all while supporting future musicals and plays at WF! Event Highlights: 🏅 Olympic Games  – Six main characters from the musical will lead teams of children through a variety of exciting events. 🎭 Prizes & Medals  – Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals will be awarded to winners, along with other fun prizes! 🍭 Candy & Face Painting  – More activities to keep the fun going! 🍔 Food & Fun  – After the Olympics, grab a Brat or Hotdog Basket Meal before heading to the Matilda the Musical  performance at 7:00 PM. Who Can Join? ✅ Open to children ages 11 and under ✅ Limited to the first 30 kids who register  – Small group sizes mean more prizes and attention for each participant! How to Register: 📩 Reserve your spot today  by emailing Court.Magnuson@yahoo.com  or texting 920-594-1031  with the child’s name and age . 💰 $10 per child  (includes 6 events and prizes) – Payment due at arrival. All proceeds from this event go directly back to the WF Drama Department  to help fund future musicals and plays. Come support the arts while giving your child a chance to compete, play, and have a blast! 🎟 Get your Matilda the Musical tickets today or after the Olympics at 920-867-8965! Join us for an afternoon of fun, competition, and community spirit!  🌟

Viona Frances (Pagel) Nowak, age 99, fell asleep in Jesus on February 19, 2025 at Bethany Home in Waupaca. She was born January 13, 1926 in the Town of Lind, to the late Henry and Frances (Zaudke) Pagel. She was baptized, confirmed, and married at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Waupaca. She married Harvey Willard Nowak on May 17, 1947. He preceded her in death on December 8, 2001. Viona was a charter member of the Weyauwega Garden Club. She loved gardening and all flowers. Viona and Harvey were an integral part in establishing the annual Horse and Buggy Days celebration in Weyauwega. A highlight for them was when they were crowned Horse and Buggy Days king and queen in 1986. She was a member at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Weyauwega and their Ladies Aid. She truly treasured time spent with all of her family, especially her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She loved animals but had a special place in her heart for dogs. She had many special pets throughout the years; most recently she enjoyed her visits with Dinky. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by her son, Darrel Nowak, two brothers, Marvin (Irma) Pagel and Gilbert Pagel. She is survived by her daughter, Peggy (Philip) Krause, Waupaca, WI; her grandchildren: Melinda (Scott) Peterson, Berlin, WI, and their children Mike Mularski, Rebecca (Richard) McMartin, and Lindsay (Branden) Boulanger; Jennifer (Ryan) Metko, Brillion, WI, and their children Grace and Alex Metko; Kristin (Frank) Hamilton, Phoenix, AZ, and their children Amelia, Juliana, Melayna, and Victoria Hamilton; Joel (Victoria) Nowak, Greenville, WI; Jared (Amy) Nowak, Weyauwega, WI, and their children Maxwell and Allison Nowak; three great-great grandchildren; former daughter-in-law Judy (Dave) Behm; and daughter-in-law, Laura Nowak. A special thank you to the staff at Bethany Home and ThedaCare hospice for treating Viona like family. The Christian Funeral for Viona will be held on Monday, February 24, 2025, at 11:30 AM at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Weyauwega with Rev. Aaron Kristopeit officiating. Burial will be in Lind Center Cemetery, Town of Lind. A visitation will be held at the church on Monday prior to the service from 9:30 AM - 11:15 AM. Dahlke Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements, to send flowers, or sign the guest book, please go to https://bit.ly/4iakTnD

For Jon Friemark of Fremont, Wisconsin, February 14 wasn’t just another day on the calendar—it was a life-changing moment. Competing against 18 of the brightest high school minds in the region, Friemark emerged victorious in the Viterbo University Health Science Scholarship Competition , earning a coveted four-year, full-tuition scholarship  to the La Crosse-based university. Friemark, a senior at Fox Valley Lutheran High School, is pictured with Michael Alfieri, dean of the Viterbo College of Engineering, Letters, and Sciences (left) and Viterbo President Rick Trietley A senior at Fox Valley Lutheran High School , Jon's dedication, academic excellence, and impressive performance in the competition set him apart, securing his place at Viterbo, where he plans to pursue a degree that will pave the way for a future in the medical field. At the scholarship ceremony, Michael Alfieri , dean of the Viterbo College of Engineering, Letters, and Sciences , and Viterbo President Rick Trietley  presented Friemark with the award, recognizing his outstanding achievements and potential. Congratulations Jon on making your community proud! Best of luck at Viterbo! Do you have a story or announcement to share? Email us at Events@WeyauwegaFremontNews.com

FREMONT, WI – The highly anticipated 5th Annual Frenzy in Fremont Ice Fishing Tournament  is set to take place on Saturday, February 22 , promising a full day of food, fun, and fierce competition. Hosted by Clemins River Resort , the event kicks off at 6:00 AM , with all fish needing to be registered by 3:00 PM . The tournament offers prizes for the biggest fish , with the grand prize valued at $8,300 —a 2024 Polaris Sportsman 450 HO ! Enthusiasts from near and far will gather on the ice to compete for the top catch while enjoying an unforgettable day of festivities. More Than Just Ice Fishing This family-friendly event includes: ✅ Beer & Soda ✅ Delicious Food  – including The Hotel Fremont’s famous breakfast burritos and sandwiches  starting at 7:00 AM ✅ Live Music  by Borderline Reckless ✅ Prizes & Raffles  – including basket raffles  and tons of giveaways ✅ A Cozy Bonfire & Heated Tent ✅ Limited T Shirts Available! Come early! The grand prize drawing will be held at 8:00 PM , and participants do not need to be present to win . Where to Get Tickets Tickets are available for $25  at several local businesses, including: The Hotel Fremont The Buss Stop Ma’s Bait and Tackle T’Corner Bar Angry Minnow How to Attend Participants are encouraged to arrive by snowmobile, ATV, car, truck, or any way they can get there!  The event is open to the public, and anyone is welcome to join in on the fun. For more information, contact Clemins River Resort  at (920) 446-3161, on Facebook , or visit 209 Doty St, Fremont, WI . Mark your calendars, grab your fishing gear, and get ready for a day filled with excitement, competition, and community fun . See you on the ice! 🎣🔥🎶

The Weyauwega-Fremont Warhawks  are officially D3 Sectional B Champs  after a hard-fought 39-29 victory over Shiocton!  With this win, they punch their ticket to Team State at the Fieldhouse in Madison on March 8th! Warhawks Wrestling Team State Details 📅 Date:  Saturday, March 8, 2025 📍 Location:  UW Fieldhouse, Madison, WI 🎟 Tickets:  You must purchase tickets in advance— no tickets will be sold at the door! 🔗 Buy tickets here:   GoFan WIAA Wrestling ⚠️ If the Warhawks win their semi-final match, you will need a ticket for both sessions on Saturday! Sectional Results – Warhawks Dominate! 🏆 Match #1: Semifinal – Weyauwega-Fremont defeats Crandon 66-11 ✅ 106  – Zander Baehnman (WF) over Unknown (Forfeit) ✅ 113  – Josue Azuara (WF) over Unknown (Forfeit) ✅ 120  – Riley Scherg (WF) over Wyatt Houle (Crandon) Fall 1:51 ❌ 126  – Mason Dewing (Crandon) over Rylan Konen (WF) TF 18-1 ❌ 132  – Reid Votis (Crandon) over Ezra Balthazor (WF) Fall 1:49 ✅ 138  – Carter Birdyshaw (WF) over Brexden Kane (Crandon) Dec 4-3 ✅ 144  – Aiden Marquette (WF) over Noah Mueller (Crandon) Fall 2:00 ✅ 150  – Collin Hamm (WF) over Kian Carter (Crandon) Fall 1:02 ✅ 157  – Alex Loehrke (WF) over Eddie Alloway (Crandon) Fall 0:32 ✅ 165  – Conner Johnson (WF) over Unknown (Forfeit) ✅ 175  – Carter McDaniel (WF) over Cruz Palubicki (Crandon) Dec 12-7 ✅ 190  – Wyatt Wetzel (WF) over Zach Cochrane (Crandon) Fall 1:19 ✅ 215  – Tellyer Alix (WF) over Trent Palubicki (Crandon) Fall 1:45 ✅ 285  – Cashten Hoffman (WF) over Tyler Lawrence (Crandon) Fall 0:48 🥇 Match #2: Sectional Championship Weyauwega-Fremont defeats Shiocton 39-29 ✅ 106  – Jaydon LeNoble (WF) over Tucker Keberlein (Shiocton) TF 20-0 ❌ 113  – Holdyn Volkman (Shiocton) over Unknown (Forfeit) ✅ 120  – Rylan Konen (WF) over Unknown (Forfeit) ✅ 126  – Riley Scherg (WF) over Mason Demerath (Shiocton) Dec 13-8 ❌ 132  – Izaiah Sanchez (Shiocton) over Jake Buss (WF) TF 15-0 ✅ 138  – Carter Birdyshaw (WF) over Kaleb Voigt (Shiocton) TF 19-4 ✅ 144  – Aiden Marquette (WF) over Jackson Young (Shiocton) TF 15-0 ✅ 150  – Collin Hamm (WF) over Matt Wilke (Shiocton) Maj 12-4 ✅ 157  – Alex Loehrke (WF) over Scott Daniels (Shiocton) TF 18-0 ❌ 165  – Jordan Jahnke (Shiocton) over Conner Johnson (WF) Fall 2:17 ❌ 175  – Blake Carton (Shiocton) over Unknown (Forfeit) ❌ 190  – Isaiah Carton (Shiocton) over Carter McDaniel (WF) Dec 8-2 ❌ 215  – Ilijah Sanchez (Shiocton) over Tellyer Alix (WF) Dec 4-2 ✅ 285  – Cashten Hoffman (WF) over Unknown (Forfeit) Support the Team – Get Your Team State Shirt! 📢 Team State shirts are coming! 🔴 Color:  Red (Cotton blend) 💲 Estimated Price:  ~$20📩 To order, message Stacey Marquette on Facebook  or text if you have her number. 🕒 Order deadline:  Early next week! Let’s Pack the Fieldhouse! Warhawk Nation, let’s show up in full force to support our wrestlers as they compete for a STATE TITLE! #WarhawksWrestling #TeamStateBound #WeyauwegaFremont #LetsGoWarhawks

Get ready for a delicious meal and a great cause! The Fremont-Wolf River EMS Annual Turkey Dinner  is back, and invite everyone to come out and support the local EMS team. 📅 Date:  Saturday, February 22, 2025 🕓 Time:  4:00 PM until SOLD OUT 📍 Location:  Nauti Turtle, 710 Wolf River Dr, Fremont, WI 💲 Cost:  $12 per person What’s on the Menu? 🍗 Turkey 🍞 Dressing 🥔 Mashed Potatoes & Gravy 🥖 Rolls 🥦 Vegetables 🥧 Homemade Pie More Than Just Dinner! 🎟 Raffle Baskets 🥧 Pie Auction 🛍 Silent Auction Items All proceeds benefit Fremont-Wolf River EMS  to help purchase a Tracked Stair Chair & Scoop Stretchers —essential equipment for better emergency response in the community! Come dine in  or grab a meal to go , and don’t forget to stop by the bar for a drink. Help pack the Nauti Turtle to show appreciation for the EMS team that works tirelessly to keep us safe! 🙏 Thank you for your support! They can't wait to see you there! #SupportLocalEMS #TurkeyDinner #FremontWolfRiverEMS #CommunityStrong Would you like any changes or additions?

The Weyauwega-Fremont Warhawks  put on a commanding performance at the Omro Regional Tournament , capturing first place  with an impressive 343.5 points  and qualifying all 14 wrestlers  for sectionals! This dominant showing sets the stage for a high-stakes team sectional showdown on Tuesday, February 18th, at 5:30 PM in Bonduel , where the Warhawks will face Crandon for a shot at the Team State Tournament . Individual Results – 14 Wrestlers Moving On! 106 lbs:  Jaydon – 2nd Place 🥈 113 lbs:  Josue – 2nd Place 🥈 120 lbs:  Riley – 1st Place  🏆 126 lbs:  Jake – 2nd Place 🥈 132 lbs:  Ezra – 4th Place 138 lbs:  Carter B – 1st Place  🏆 144 lbs:  Aiden – 2nd Place 🥈 150 lbs:  Collin – 1st Place  🏆 157 lbs:  Connor – 1st Place  🏆 165 lbs:  Woody – 4th Place 175 lbs:  Carter M – 2nd Place 🥈 190 lbs:  Wyatt – 2nd Place 🥈 215 lbs:  Tellyer – 1st Place  🏆 285 lbs:  Cashten – 2nd Place 🥈 Next Stop: Team Sectionals – Tuesday, February 18th! The Warhawks will take on Crandon  at Bonduel High School (5:30 PM) . The winner will battle the Brillion/Shiocton  winner for a coveted spot at Team State ! 📣 Let’s Pack the Gym! This is a huge moment for Weyauwega-Fremont Wrestling as they aim to qualify for Team State. Come out and show your support—bring the energy, wear your Warhawk gear, and cheer them on to victory! #LetsGoWarhawks #RoadToState #WFWrestling 💪🔥