When thinking about the prototypical business owner, an elementary school student probably doesn’t come to mind.

The late Ronald Scheele, a 1966 Lakeland University graduate and Sheboygan native who had an accomplished career as an educator and scientist in the field of medical physics, always traced the roots to his success back to the support he received at Lakeland.

In the mid-1860s image above which is one of the earliest known photos of Sheboygan’s volunteer firefighters, members of Fire Protection Company No. 1 – accompanied by some of their wives and children – are gathered on North 8th Street just north of Erie Avenue, facing west. The building in back of them was J.M. Heinzelmann’s boot and shoe store.

Artwork has been a recurring topic of conversation in recent weeks at the farm. It has mostly been discussed while dangling from the rafters of our construction project—a new pole shed—and in reference to whatever bit of carpentry we happened to be scrutinizing.

Even though he will be celebrating his 87th birthday on October 19, Eldon Isely of Plymouth has no plans to stop flying anytime soon.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS- The Sheboygan Haunted Asylum is gearing up for another hair-raising series of events this Halloween season. This year’s lineup features a list of themed events for every weekend now until November.

Josh Aschenbach says 3 Sheeps Brewing was blown away by the response from its first Battle of the Bands that was recently held.