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.
52 Stafford returns with old name, new owners
“Incredible” is how Jess Bumbard-Kinch describes owning 52 Stafford for four months now.
Environmental park to celebrate 40th anniversary
Maywood Environmental Park will kick off its 40th Anniversary with a celebration on Friday, February 10 at 5:30 pm.
Fasching Celebration to offer German-themed fun
German-flavored food, music and good times will take center stage as The Hub/Laack’s Tavern and Ballroom in Johnsonville hosts the 34th annual Fasching Celebration over a pair of weekends in February.
How the county keeps roads clear while saving money
Sheboygan County Transportation Department Director Greg Schnell explained to The Review that the anti-icing solution they are applying to the roads is salt brine, which is a mixture of salt and water. The county produces all of the brine in house and has the storage capacity for 182,500 gallons.
As DNR Secretary, Payne sees
‘forever chemicals’ as major concern
SHEBOYGAN – It was a few months earlier than planned, but former County Administrator Adam Payne said thank you and good bye to the County Board Jan. 17.
Farm friend opens a new frontier
So, I am at one of those F and F stores that outdoorsmen and farmers love.
Turner Hall being brought back to life
So far, so good, for the new Humphrey’s Turner Hall Bar & Grill in Plymouth.
“Things have been going real good, with very minimal fanfare,” Todd Humphrey said. “We didn’t have a big announcement, we kind of left that more on a smaller scale just to get the kinks worked out and stuff. We’re excited to get the bands rolling and get more people in.”
Son’s death changes fire alarm laws
The Sheboygan County family of a college student who died in a Madison house fire pressed the importance of fire safety at a press conference Nov. 26, 15 years after his death.
Toddler’s scary fall spurs safety measures
A rambunctious toddler’s harrowing fall from a second-floor stairway in the Plymouth High School lobby has led to new accident-protection efforts throughout the district as well as gratitude that he is expected to make a full recovery.