Forget about the University of Wisconsin.
Or colleges like Oshkosh, Whitewater or Stevens Point.
And never mind schools in the Midwest.
Recent Plymouth High School graduate Matt Brix is going to the University of Mississippi – not exactly a common place for Panthers.
For the first time since 2019, the Sheboygan Music Wall of Fame will hold its induction program.
“Typical Phil, putting a smile on people’s faces,” bar manager Jerica Cavanaugh said.
She expects a lot more smiles – perhaps some sadness – when Four of a Kind hosts its first Phil Fest on Saturday, July 1.
The beginnings of this local church dates back to the 1830’s when a Mr. Mohr, a member of the Evangelical Church from Philadelphia, came to Sheboygan and started a hotel.
A U.S. Supreme Court decision has removed an estimated 50% of the country’s wetlands from protection under the federal Clean Water Act, yet more than a century of state laws and court precedent will leave most of Wisconsin’s wetlands protected.
SHEBOYGAN – The Sheboygan County Veterans Memorial is about halfway to its fundraising goal to expand the memorial on Wilgus Avenue in Sheboygan.
Hopefully Twiggy wasn’t expecting a gourmet dinner after the dog’s 15 minutes of fame.
“She’s spoiled rotten, so she gets special treats all the time,” Sheboygan resident Donna Tewelis said.
Jonathan T. Lane, a man who lived in a Mill St. Plymouth apartment directly below that of a woman who died in a Nov. 2017 fire, has pleaded guilty to arson and was sentenced May 10 to a total of ten years in federal prison for deliberately starting the fire.
David Rautmann has been selected the Wisconsin Health and Physical Education Elementary Teacher of the Year.
Nathan D. Heitzmann, a 23-year-old Sheboygan man who police say was knowingly driving with a suspended license, has been charged with a felony for his involvement in a multiple-vehicle crash which killed a four-year old Sheboygan girl Apr. 12.
