Thanks to what football coach Joe O’Brien calls an incredibly awesome and supportive administration at North, the Golden Raiders will have a new field and scoreboard next season.
North gets new football field
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Track athletes are going to state
A number of Sheboygan track and field athletes will compete at state Friday and Saturday at UW-La Crosse, including Ryan Lang.
Golfers hoping to get to state
After winning the Homestead Regional championship last week, North’s golf team is one step closer to playing in the state tournament for the fifth time in six years.
South’s White enjoys time on tennis court
Devon White never played tennis and won just one match this season at South, but he’s not complaining.
“I loved it,” the senior. “I have no regrets.”
Veterans memorial raises $100k in 60 days, halfway to goal
SHEBOYGAN – The Sheboygan County Veterans Memorial is about halfway to its fundraising goal to expand the memorial on Wilgus Avenue in Sheboygan.
Rescue dog lights up billboard
Hopefully Twiggy wasn’t expecting a gourmet dinner after the dog’s 15 minutes of fame.
“She’s spoiled rotten, so she gets special treats all the time,” Sheboygan resident Donna Tewelis said.
Man sentenced for fire that killed mother of three “bored with life,” wanted to watch fire response, prosecutors say
Jonathan T. Lane, a man who lived in a Mill St. Plymouth apartment directly below that of a woman who died in a Nov. 2017 fire, has pleaded guilty to arson and was sentenced May 10 to a total of ten years in federal prison for deliberately starting the fire.
Wilderness Journal – Three trout, one stump, no calves
This week’s column is a pretty cool and off-the-wall story: Every spring I go somewhere in Wisconsin for three days to camp and fish trout.
Court Report – May 30, 2023
Click Here to open the full issue e-Edition (PDF) May 8 to May 12, 2023 Revoke Probation Dobert II, Katina J., 7/28/1975, Sheboygan, Jail 12 months, Still owes $1,291.00. Traffic Gerhaz, Kathy […]
A’s hope for more of the same
Sheboygan A’s manager Tim Moyer says his baseball team will be pretty good again, since most of his pitchers and everyday players are back.
