The Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) aspires to offer a wide array of services, resources, and expertise designed to encourage private sector investment opportunities in Sheboygan County with efforts to create […]
With Memorial Day fast approaching, it is only fitting for a bit of military history. Originally a national day of remembrance for our Union Civil War dead, it was first called Decoration Day and was originally celebrated on May 30 beginning in 1868.
SHEBOYGAN — The County Board heard from several constituents on topics ranging from COVID precautions to the Second Amendment Tuesday April 20.
Combining education, rescue and adoption services with boarding, grooming and retail products related to the care of exotic birds and reptiles, Lakeshore Avian and Reptile Rescue and Sanctuary (LARRS) appears to have set down deep and desirable roots in the city of Sheboygan Falls.
SHEBOYGAN — Triple Nickel Post 555, American Legion, announced that it will present Lieutenant David Poster of the Town of Wilson Fire Department with the Triple Nickel Outstanding Firefighter Award. He has […]
Over the course of the past 70 years, the Sheboygan County Fairgrounds has served as a mecca for many of the top area, region, state and national-level dirt track race car drivers and teams, as well as the throngs of racing fans and supporters that have forged the foundation of what the sport of dirt track racing as grown into today.
The Bull at Pinehurst Farms Jack Nicklaus signature golf course reopened Thursday, April 8 after an abbreviated year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A U.S. Customs facility is now open at Sheboygan County Memorial Airport International rrivals could be accepted beginning Monday, April 12. The Customs facility has been years in the making and is […]
The Trust of Maywood is pleased to announce the hiring of Samantha Lammers as Park Director. She began training with current Park Director, David Kuckuk on April 1. Kuckuk will be retiring […]
This sure was one foot race worth covering.
Bryan Pray of the Sheboygan Police Department and two co-workers were called to Deland Park on Sunday after a complaint that a bunch of cars were doing burnouts. But the only ticket he could have issued was to a teenager for going too slow.
