Every year when the Making Spirits Bright event begins, groups contact the committee and learn that all nights have been filled. This year there are three rare timeslots that have not been claimed making this a great opportunity for those who have wanted to be part of the event in the past.
Disability not an obstacle for showing at the fair – with a little help from a friend
Megan Limberg shows dairy cattle and was named a junior champion at the recent Sheboygan County Fair.
The Plymouth junior was just as excited, however, to help her friend show animals for the first time despite being in a wheelchair.
Students encouraged to ‘snack’ on their choice of books
There’s no soda or snacks in Jefferson Elementary School’s new vending machine.
Just books, books and more books. Two hundred fifty-five of them, to be exact.
Sheboygan Girl Scout troops form
Girls need a place where they can have total fun and be totally themselves – that’s Girl Scouts. Troops are forming in all schools – public and private – in the Sheboygan area! To join Girl Scouts in Sheboygan, parents of girls should contact Abby Weber at abby@gsmanitou.org or 920-565-4575.
Stakeholders clash on county airport services
SHEBOYGAN – The county is poised, if need be, to begin offering fixed base operator services at the Sheboygan County Memorial Airport.
US. DOJ intervenes on behalf of disabled voters in lawsuit to protect absentee ballot help
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) intervened on behalf of several Wisconsin voters with disabilities suing to protect their ability to receive assistance when returning an absentee ballot.
FENTANYL: Two grains as small as salt can be fatal
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has issued a public health advisory to inform Wisconsinites about the increased number of deaths caused by drugs laced with synthetic substances, especially fentanyl.
Sheriff’s K9 patrol grows to 3
In May the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office added a third K9 to their agency.
Audit finds former deputy’s false reports ‘an isolated incident’
An audit of reports filed by Sheboygan County Sheriff’s deputies, conducted in the aftermath of an internal investigation into former Deputy Jarrod Fenner, “did not have any issues like we had with Mr. Fenner for any other deputies in regards to our contract forms,” according to Sheboygan County Sheriff Cory Roeseler.
Reading tutors sought for school year
Wisconsin Reading Corps is seeking nine reading tutors to begin serving in Sheboygan schools beginning in August. Overall, 300 tutors are being sought to serve in schools across the state for the […]