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Highlights this issue:
Sheboygan County Fair – Special Section pg 26-39
Dementia-friendly choir – pg.2
Sports previews – pg. 5-7
Wisconsin Crafts on display – pg. 8
SHEBOYGAN — With guidance from the Common Council, the City of Sheboygan has coordinated a comprehensive educational speaker series focused on data centers and their potential impacts on the community and region.
In conjunction with our reporting on the county-wide herbicide spraying program on public rights of way, The Beacon filed a public records request with the Sheboygan County Transportation Department on July 15 requesting records which list or map all Sheboygan County and local municipality roads treated with herbicides this year.
What do you think about the Sheboygan County Transportation Department’s program to spray herbicides on most Sheboygan County rights-of-way? Click here to take our survey.
The John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC) has been recognized by ARTnews as one of “The 30 Best Art Museums in the U.S.” Ranked No. 6 on the publication’s list, the Arts Center joins a group of most respected museums, including the Art Institute of Chicago (No. 4), Getty Center in Los Angeles (No. 5) and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
Carbliss is moving forward with plans for its new corporate headquarters in Plymouth, announcing the Wisconsin based partners helping bring the project to life. The company has selected Miron Construction as construction manager, Excel Engineering for design and engineering, and Nicolet Bank as its banking partner for the project.
This year we will be having Chase Matthew and Hayden Coffman as the entertainment on Saturday night, September 5 in the Grandstand. Tickets are on sale now on-line.
I don’t know about any other gardeners out there, but I for one am feeling a little worn out by all the vegetables these days. Vegetables aren’t generally something that wears a person out; on the contrary, they are touted for their energizing properties. But that is assuming that your main interaction with these culinary gems is limited to preparing and consuming them.
Habitat for Humanity Lakeside invites the public to attend the dedication for its 54th home, located at 2126 Geele Ave. in Sheboygan.
Consider this a warning: “I’m probably every parent’s nightmare,” Angie Schoen said. Welcome to Malt Shop Memories, which has been open since mid-July at 1323 Michigan Avenue in Sheboygan.
