A “Let’s Taco ‘Bout Start- Ups” event will be held at 5:30 p.m. on April 3rd at 3 Sheeps Brewing Company in Sheboygan.
Event for start-ups brings innovators together
A Look Back – October, 1950
As an innovative, flamboyant, multi-talented musician who put on spectacular shows, “The Incomparable HILDEGARDE!,” as she was known, blazed a trail for the likes of Madonna, Pink and Lady Gaga today.
Rides offered for essential services to county residents with disabilities
Sheboygan County is introducing Sheboygan County Connect, a new transportation service designed to help residents access essential services with ease.
Book offers sage advice to parents of athletes
Karl Nienhuis was shopping when someone who read his new book approached him.
“He said, ‘you know, it seemed like you were having a conversation with me,’” Nienhuis said.“
South High artists get a taste of (root) beer can labeling
The South High Art Department has announced a unique collaboration with 3 Sheeps Brewing.
Dementia home project supported
Sheboygan County Rotary Foundation committed $30,000 to Livasu, which brings together the words living as usual and is one of the village’s core care concepts. Livasu is a dementia care housing division being built in Sheboygan County in the Town of Wilson.
Sheriff clarifies role in local immigration enforcement
Even as the nationwide Im- migration Customs Enforcement (ICE) crackdown continues to make headlines, fear of ramped-up ICE activity, sweeps and deportations seems to be outweighing any actual evidence of that here.
‘Wild Horse Annie’ has deep roots in county
Travel north on State Highway 67 from Elkhart Lake into the Town of Rhine, and you may notice a weathered old barn on the left, with horses often out in front of it and once-red timbers now faded to a lovely pinkish gray.
James Madison Elementary earns national recognition
The school, located at 2302 David Avenue, is one of just 69 nationwide – there’s only one other from the state – to be named a 2024 National ESEA Distinguished School in recognition of its extraordinary success in improving student achievement.
New feature: A Look Back – January 29, 1947
The Blizzard of 1947 – which descended with thunder, lightning and sudden fury on Wednesday, January 29 – clogged roads and highways with snowdrifts as high as 15 feet.
