The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, announces that despite a dry month of February across the Great Lakes basin, water levels on each of the Great Lakes remain very high going into the spring. Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie set new monthly records for February 2020. The records were previously set on lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron in 1986, and in 1987 on Lake Erie.
Campuses plan online classes to help check virus spread
UW-Green Bay continues to monitor the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and strategize to keep students, faculty and staff safe from potential transmission. University leadership is meeting daily to assess the situation and make necessary decisions. We will announce updates every Wednesday or more frequently if required.
WIAA cancels all remaining winter state tournament series events
STEVENS POINT, Wis. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association determined all remaining games of the State Girls Basketball Tournament, and the boys basketball sectional finals and the State Tournament will be canceled in […]
WIAA to restrict attendance at basketball tournament series events
UPDATE FRI MAR. 13: All remaining games have been canceled. Click here for story. *** STEVENS POINT, Wis. – The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, in accordance with policies and guidance from public […]
Sheboygan firm takes to the air to study the Earth
For an aerial survey company, Quantum Spatial sure has a knack for flying under the radar.
The geospatial firm operates all over the country and even internationally, working with government and private industry to map out and provide data on a litany of services including disaster response, infrastructure planning and road mapping to name a few. Its main flight operations and maintenance branch operates out of a hangar at the Sheboygan County Memorial Airport.
Sheboygan Symphony presents “Flight” with aerial dancers Mar. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Music Director and Conductor, Kevin S. McMahon stated, “The concert “Flight” is a truly unique event, combining two of Wisconsin’s eldest organizations, the state’s longest running orchestra along with its longest running aerial dance company. For the first time in the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra’s 101 seasons, a full concert of aerial dance along with symphony and choir will be presented. Isn’t that exciting?”
Plea deal reached in stalking case
An Elkhart Lake man charged with 16 counts, including stalking, sexual assault and false imprisonment settled several open cases in a plea agreement last week.
Student essays on press freedom sought
The Review, The Beacon and The Sheboygan Falls News join news publications across the U.S. in supporting a National Student Essay Competition designed to deepen a recognition of the First Amendment that strengthens freedom of the press and rebuilds trust.
One dead following house fire [video]
One person is dead following a Sheboygan house fire Monday night.
The Sheboygan Fire Department said an alarm was raised around 9:50 p.m.
You fill, we dig wetland trades readied
SHEBOYGAN – Sheboygan County’s newest bank could be up and running by this fall – a wetland mitigation bank.
County Planning and Conservation Director Aaron Brault updated the County Board Tuesday on the Amsterdam Dunes preservation area on Lake Michigan in the town of Holland.
