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Highlights this issue:
Meet the exchange students – pg. 2
New racquet sports facility to open – pg. 3
Sheboygan A’s get three top honors – pg. 5
Fall Lawn and Garden – Special Section – pg. 26
Joining the throngs returning to the classroom in Sheboygan County this September are at least 15 exchange students from 11 countries, who are now settling in at six different high schools.
South tennis player Yarel Roman-Sanches answers 20 Questions, and plays nearly as many instruments …
The Wisconsin State League announced its end-of-year awards, and the Sheboygan A’s swept the top three honors.
PJ Boncher and Chelsea Friederichs say they wanted to better serve youth baseball players in the community, so they did – and are doing – something about it.
Kohler, Wisconsin announced the grand opening of The Serve, a premier racquet sports destination designed to bring together movement, competition, wellness, and connection through year-round pickleball, platform tennis, instruction, events, and social experiences.
“Vegetables are my superpower,” said the five-year-old who tagged along with her mom on a harvest morning a couple of weeks ago.
Rittenhouse, Carol Ann, was born in Geneva, Illinois, on April 20,1933, the daughter of John Wood and Angela Carr Rittenhouse. She passed away peacefully at the age of 92 years in Sheboygan, Wisconsin on Sunday, September 14, 2025.
“Sheboygan pays tribute to its favorite daughter,” read the front-page Sheboygan Press headline on Monday, September 14, 1959, after weeks of excitement culminated in 20-year-old hometown girl Mary Alice Fox being named first runner-up in the Miss America Pageant.
SHEBOYGAN — Some October nights call for a themed cocktail and a live band. One calls for a leash. Nine evenings this fall will welcome families to Bookworm Gardens for Happily Haunted, the annual Halloween tradition built around stories, twinkling lights, a bonfire, and room to wander.
