Despite flipping into fence and landing upside down outside the Plymouth Dirt Track, he’s uninjured Justin Miller had some bumps and bruises, and was still sore early last week, but things could […]
Miller is one ‘lucky’ guy
North almost has first golf champ
Schmidtke takes second at state Mason Schmidtke came extremely close to becoming North’s first state champion in boys golf. The junior finished as Division 1 runner-up, just one stroke behind Memorial’s Will […]
South duo does well at state track
South’s track and field team had two boys finish in the top 10 of the Division 1 state tournament June 4.
Delasanta overcomes injury, plays in state tennis tournament
Despite missing the first half of the season with an injured collarbone from skiing, Jasper Delasanta still qualified for the state tennis tournament. “I felt like I worked hard for what was […]
TENNIS BRIEF
The Doug Opel Memorial/Sheboygan County Junior Tennis Championships, will be held July 22-23 at South’s courts (and North, if needed). The tournament, put on by the Sheboygan County Tennis Association, is open […]
Crusaders’ soccer team is well represented
ALL-BIG EAST CONFERENCE Lutheran/Christian’s soccer team not only won its most games in at least 12 years, the Crusaders also won their second regional championship ever. No wonder the 13-8 co-op squad […]
Gov. Evers visits Cheese Capital to announce support for cheese plant
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers returned to his hometown of Plymouth last Thursday to share news uniquely important to the Cheese Capital of the World.
His kids call him ‘COY’
Tyson Gutschow had no idea what was in store when his wife told him they were going out to dinner.
Opinion: Gun sense
Isn’t there a way to make it harder to access guns in this country? The answer, of course, is yes.
Family finds ways to give back after child born 16 weeks early
Since their daughter was born 16 weeks early and weighed 1 pound 13 ounces, the Millers show their appreciation to all those involved on a yearly basis.
