Lindemann’s 5 O’Clock Club joined Sheboygan’s thriving tavern scene by the very early 1940s and distinguished itself from the more than 70 other bars then operating in the city by emphasizing elegance and specializing in “Italian spaghetti,” “delicious steak sandwiches” and fresh seafood such as oysters and shrimp, according to newspaper ads of the time.

Imagine vacationing in a mansion-like house that features a room full of arcade games, across the hall from a small movie theater, just steps away from an indoor pool and hot tub.

Sixteen exchange students from far reaches of the world who have recently converged on Sheboygan County are now settling in at six different high schools.

A little over 100 years ago, engineer Anton Brotz of Kohler built what was not only the first airport in Sheboygan, but also the first one on Lake Michigan’s entire western shore. Bad luck and disastrous weather would not make his airfield ambitions easy to achieve.

Camp Anokijig staff and guests for the camp’s Fallapalooza event celebrate the ribbon cutting for the newly constructed Centennial Lodge.