Thanks to the generosity of the Black Spring Foundation, donations made in honor of Natalie Black and Herbert V. Kohler Jr. will benefit education and the Sheboygan community.
$466,000 given school district to boost learning opportunities
Wilderness Journal – Keep on trucking, somehow
There is some adversity in this column but all you can do when bad luck hits is do your damage control, take care of business and be happy that you still have a heartbeat.
Wisconsin Yard & Garden – Choose vegetable plants wisely
Even though we are in bitter cold Wisconsin winter, it is not too early for planning ahead to the 2025 vegetable garden. Gardening catalogs and websites provide opportunities to research the best vegetables to grow in your garden this upcoming season.
Driver sentenced for pedestrian fatality
A Wisconsin Department of Corrections investigation into a tragic case of a Sheboygan pedestrian fatality reached a conclusion and the responsible driver was sentenced in November to 20 years in prison.
Gov. Evers wants to let voters propose state ballot measures
Gov. Tony Evers is proposing that the Legislature create a way for Wisconsin residents to directly create ballot measures that make statutory and constitutional changes through the referendum process.
Rep. Sheehan sworn in for 26th District
Rep. Joe Sheehan (D-Sheboygan) was sworn in Jan. 6 at the State Capitol as the State Representative for the 26th Assembly District.
Celebrate ‘schnee’ in Elkhart Lake
The Elkhart Lake Chamber of Commerce will celebrate Schnee Days the weekend of January 24th-26th. Join a 3-day weekend of winter fun! There will be various activities for the whole family.
Lutheran High teacher honored
Jeff Jurss, veteran educator at Sheboygan Lutheran High School, was recently chosen by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS) South Wisconsin District as the 2025 High School Teacher of the Year.
Christmas doll set school gift shop in motion
Perhaps you were fortunate enough to receive a gift ‘bought’ at the Longfellow Holiday Shop.
Children from the elementary school have been ‘shopping’ there for years, all because a student left a gift for Amy Verhagen in 2012.
Sway’s now open, inheriting Klemme’s traditions
Sway’s Bar and Event Center has been open for about a month, and its kitchen will make its debut Thursday in Howards Grove.
