Hear about the time a semi-truck driver on Highway 57 called 911 several years ago claiming he was being chased by werewolves?
Probably, if you’re one of the 44,000 followers that get all sorts of county information from “Sheboygan Night Scanner” on Facebook.
When the going get tough, the tough take up painting
In a perfect world, Mike McArdle would …
“Paint every minute of every day if I could,” the Sheboygan Visual Artists member said.
They couldn’t find a New York style slice, so they’re making their own
New York-style pizza, according to James Owen, starts and ends with the dough.
“Basically, the criteria is you’ve got to be able to pick it up with one hand and fold it,” he said. “And then the crust just has to taste right.”
Combating hunger one touchdown at a time
Lucas Parmley has walked into Lambeau Field plenty of times to watch the Packers.
He’s never strolled through the tunnel leading to the actual field, however, to work with one of its most popular players.
Schools honor Vietnam War veterans who lost their lives
Navy veteran Steve Conto
wants local high school students
to remember young alumni killed in action during the Vietnam War, whose lives were once as vibrant as those of the teenagers walking the hallways now.
Marsh dam on track for year-end completion
County Board Supervisors heard a positive report on the reconstruction of the dam at Sheboygan Marsh at the October meeting.
DNR Secretary Payne resigns after 10 months
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Secretary Adam Payne submitted his resignation Oct. 27 to Gov. Tony Evers.
Sheboygan UW campus spared cuts
Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman Oct. 17 announced his decision to end in-person instruction at two additional branch campuses and to close one branch campus.
Business lab for students STEAMS on
More than 1,500 4th and 5th grade students from all over the county conducted on- the-spot science experiments, dabbled in unusual art projects, sampled job-related activities ranging from medical lab work to stage lighting and dove into dozens of other hands-on learn- ing opportunities at the 2nd Annual STEAMFest on Thursday, October 12 at the Sheboygan campus of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Woman faces multiple felony charges in car off cliff fatality
A 25-year-old Sheboygan woman is in custody with cash bond set at $2,000,000 for multiple felony charges for a Sept. 4 incident where she allegedly drove off the cliff on the eastern end of North Ave., Sheboygan going 85 mph, resulting in the death of a passenger.