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Highlights this issue:
Chase Matthew coming to fair pg 2
New pizza shop offers fresh choices – pg. 4
North wins state – pg. 5
Spring Builders & Home Projects – pg. 25
Of course Danielle Callahan is biased, but the coach of the North Dance Team was definitely impressed with her girls’ state championship- winning routine in early February.
“It was probably top-three live performances I’ve seen in my lifetime,” she said.
Christian’s girls basketball team informed referees and Oostburg staff before its game Thursday that Samantha Veldkamp needed just one point to become the school’s all-time leading scorer.
No one had to wait very long.
Not many seniors can say they already own a motorcycle and a truck before graduating, and are going to bootcamp in Missouri and then Alaska after high school.
PLYMOUTH — The Sheboygan County Fair Association is proud to announce that country music rising star Chase Matthew will perform live at the Sheboygan County Fair on Saturday, September 5, 2026, during Labor Day Weekend.
There’s sausage and pepperoni, as well as the other usual toppings.
But Eaton’s Fresh Pizza – a new take and bake in Sheboygan – offers plenty of non-traditional choices.
When Lakeland College announced that 26-year-old pop star Neil Diamond would be kicking off its Winter Carnival with a February 12, 1970 concert in small-town Plymouth, people couldn’t believe it.
Sheboygan County Cycling is gearing up for our 2nd annual Pedal Palooza fundraiser, promising a day full of fun for the full family.
Old Plank Farm is located on a hill just up the road from downtown Plymouth, Wisconsin. When I’m in a romantic mood I might describe it as the farm at the top of the hill over- looking a patchwork quilt of rooftops and church steeples all stitched together by the tree-lined sidewalks of a pleasant small town.
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Not only is Ella Spielman a three-sport athlete at North, the senior is an author, too.
