SHEBOYGAN – A spending plan for $11.1 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds won County Board approval Tuesday – but not unanimously.
Grant paves cybersecurity career path
Lakeshore Technical College has received a second National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education grant only one month after receiving its first grant in the advanced technological education category. The $332,076 grant will […]
New hospital prepares for public open house
With careful coordination, the move into the new Aurora Medical Center – Sheboygan County facility will be complete in just under five weeks. But before that, the public is invited to tour […]
Singing for a dream to come true
Kat Hil’s debut extended play record (EP) was released on Friday, one day after playing her first headline show in Nashville.
“I can’t imagine working a job that doesn’t involve music,” the Sheboygan native said.
Gov. Evers visits Cheese Capital to announce support for cheese plant
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers returned to his hometown of Plymouth last Thursday to share news uniquely important to the Cheese Capital of the World.
His kids call him ‘COY’
Tyson Gutschow had no idea what was in store when his wife told him they were going out to dinner.
Family finds ways to give back after child born 16 weeks early
Since their daughter was born 16 weeks early and weighed 1 pound 13 ounces, the Millers show their appreciation to all those involved on a yearly basis.
The writing unfortunately was on the wall
Thinking about taking a Stars and Stripes Honor Flight?
Do it, says Plymouth resident Bob Oswald.
Technical college health care education gets major boost
The Lakeshore Technical College Foundation celebrated a $1 million donation in April from Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network, Froedtert Holy Family Memorial Hospital, and Franciscan Sisters of Christian […]
He’s becoming the most popular cop in town
Despite being new to town, Copper is one of the most popular residents of Elkhart Lake.
“I think he probably already is,” chief of police Michael Meeusen said.
