2015 Year in Review

The Antigo Red Robins defeat Crandon 60-33 at Sheldon Fieldhouse January 13.

The 12th annual Classic Cruise has another successful turn out in February at Quinn’s Bar in Neva Corners. The spectacle of the day was Ken aboard his fishing boat crafted with a track and skis.

Shelving goes up at the new Antigo Community Food Pantry, which opened February 11.

Antigo Boys Hockey wins the WIAA Sectional Semi-Finals against SPASH in February.

Antigo Head Coach Jim Kondzela talks things over with his team after taking a timeout during the Red Robins’ WIAA Regional semi-final game against New London on February 27. New London won, 49-30.

Lakeside Market takes first place pharmacy in the Antigo Area Shopper’s “Best of the Antigo Area.”

Clark’s Auto takes first place in the used car dealer category in “Best of the Antigo Area.”

Lakeland Furniture and Mattress opens in the North Town Centre Mall in Antigo in March.

The Antigo High School Band performs in the “Disney Festival of Fantasy” Pre-Parade at Disney’s Magic Kingdom on Thursday, March 26.

Antigo boys’ middle school bowling team takes 3rd place at state in April.

BB Jacks, a popular Antigo eatery, undergoes a four-day remodel.

Antigo High School Senior Class Officers Isaac Cuellar, President, Star Fermanich, Vice President, Alexa Samolinski, Secretary, and Joseph Servi, Treasurer, lead the graduating class of 2015 in moving their tassels to the left side of their caps to finish out the graduation ceremony.

The Antigo/Langlade County Chamber of Commerce announces the Father of the Year winners. Chloe, pictured with her dad, took first place in the K-5 category.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources biologists confirm two cougar sightings in Langlade County in July.

The Unified School District of Antigo announces the new teachers for the 2015-2016 school year in August.

Antigo’s Alex Nagel breaks this sack attempt by Merrill’s Ty Belfiori and turns the corner for a nice gain in the Homecoming game at Jay Stadium between the two conference teams. The Red Robins pulled out a 14-0 triumph that gave them the inside track for the GNC title.

Justin Koszarek, 62 on the Varsity Football Team, marches with the AHS band in the Antigo Homecoming Parade wearing his football jersey.

Antigo High School Marching Band performs their 2015 show, “In a Mirror, Darkly” at the State Marching Band Championships at UW-Whitewater on Saturday, October 17. The group scored an all-time high score of 79.7, which was good enough for a 3rd place finish in Class AA out of 8 bands in that division, including Merrill, Sauk Prairie, and New Berlin High Schools.