It’s a similar scene on almost every lake in Wisconsin during the winter: a frozen, white landscape spotted with shanties, anglers on buckets and a few lucky tip-ups with flags in the air. The season is prime time for ice fishing, one of Wisconsin’s oldest traditions.
With one show complete, there are still two more shows to go as part of the 2023 Unity Musical Festival tripleheader concert schedule benefiting three different charitable causes.
James A. Haasch, a former assistant district attorney for Sheboygan County, has withdrawn from the race for Sheboygan County Circuit Court Judge – Branch 2.
Lakeland University will host its free one-day Broadway Bootcamp on Saturday, April 1.
High school and current Lakeland students will train with award-winning Broadway artists and Lakeland faculty in voice, dance and acting. It is the only offering of its kind in the region for aspiring music and theater students.
Spas of America has ranked Wisconsin’s own Aspira Spa #39 in their Top 100 Spas in the US for 2022. Aspira Spa is the only spa from Wisconsin to receive this honor, and one of just three in the Midwest.
As Sheboygan’s Above & Beyond Children’s Museum (ABCM) continues efforts to reopen, the community showed up with an outpouring of support at the 3 Sheeps Taproom Takeover hosted on Sunday, January 29.
PLYMOUTH – At a ribbon-cutting and open house attended by more than 100 supporters last Tuesday afternoon, Mental Health America Lakeshore celebrated both its new home in Plymouth and 70 years of service to the surrounding area.
There’s an enduring myth that human traffickers are bogeymen who case neighborhoods, suddenly swoop in, pluck random victims off the street, shove them into the back seat and force them into servitude.
SHEBOYGAN – University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Sheboygan campus students could have a place to live on campus under a proposal endorsed by the County Board last Tuesday.
“Incredible” is how Jess Bumbard-Kinch describes owning 52 Stafford for four months now.
