The Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP ), a provider of LEARN Behavioral, has opened the doors to its new Sheboygan Learning Center at 1338-A North Taylor Drive, Sheboygan, W I53081.
New autism learning center opens in Sheboygan
Lift services company forms ties with Humane Society in helping lost dog and donating equipment
Lift-X Lift Services in Waldo recently gifted a forklift to the Humane Society to help the organization with its day-to-day tasks.
Chase Matthew to perform at County Fair
PLYMOUTH — The Sheboygan County Fair Association is proud to announce that country music rising star Chase Matthew will perform live at the Sheboygan County Fair on Saturday, September 5, 2026, during Labor Day Weekend.
New take and bake shop offers 30+ speciality pizzas
There’s sausage and pepperoni, as well as the other usual toppings.
But Eaton’s Fresh Pizza – a new take and bake in Sheboygan – offers plenty of non-traditional choices.
A Look Back… on when Neil Diamond came to Plymouth
When Lakeland College announced that 26-year-old pop star Neil Diamond would be kicking off its Winter Carnival with a February 12, 1970 concert in small-town Plymouth, people couldn’t believe it.
Pedal Palooza set for March 1
Sheboygan County Cycling is gearing up for our 2nd annual Pedal Palooza fundraiser, promising a day full of fun for the full family.
The Veg Patch Dispatch – A farm on a hill
Old Plank Farm is located on a hill just up the road from downtown Plymouth, Wisconsin. When I’m in a romantic mood I might describe it as the farm at the top of the hill over- looking a patchwork quilt of rooftops and church steeples all stitched together by the tree-lined sidewalks of a pleasant small town.
New free state-funded 4K program announced
Sheboygan County child- care providers are excited to announce a significant development in early childhood education. The State of Wisconsin has recognized the critical value of early childhood education by introducing a new initiative, the Get Kids Ready program.
A Look Back… on the trolley tragedy 115 years ago
On February 9, 1911 – a most ordinary Thursday morning 115 years ago this week – three local women boarded a Lake View streetcar on North 8th Street in Sheboygan. Minutes later, as one of the saddest tragedies in Sheboygan history unfolded, they lost their lives in the frigid, iced-over Sheboygan River.
Lakeland faculty member to speak on MLK Jr. and Malcom X
Patrick Parr, an author, historian and Lakeland University-Japan faculty member, will deliver a talk about Malcom X and Martin Luther King entitled “The Individual and the Community” in the Campus Center Event Space on Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. The talk is free and open to all.
