While the COVID-19 pandemic forced most major events to be cancelled last summer, Road America in Elkhart Lake took advantage of its sprawling outdoor road course racing layout to stage a revamped season of racing action, while remaining open to fans.
Seniors picking up good vibrations
The COVID-19 pandemic has produced a multitude of challenges resulting in various lasting impacts on all sectors of society.
For the most vulnerable older population, the isolation brought on by mandatory quarantine procedures has had a deeper, potentially more damaging affect.
Dulmes Décor celebrates anniversary and relocation
Dulmes Décor held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, May 6, 2021 to celebrate both their relocation and their 61st anniversary
Sea otters and dolphins help fill gaps in my time
The first time I ever went to the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago was in sixth grade. I’ve been wanting to go back for some time now.
Disinfecting wipe maker to expand
Rockline Industries Inc., a family-owned wet wipe manufacturer, is expanding a factory in Sheboygan—a $19.7 million project expected to create 54 jobs over the next three years. The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation […]
Yacht Club honors Boat of the Year
The Sheboygan Yacht Club held its annual Sailing Banquet on Saturday, April 24th. Skippers, club members and guests attended for dinner and the awards ceremony to celebrate the winners of a […]
Walk-in vaccinations available countywide
Free, walk-in vaccine clinics are being conducted by the Sheboygan County Division of Public Health, open to the general public, at the following locations: Elkhart Lake Fire Department 610 S Lincoln St, […]
Apartment complex anticipates mid-summer opening
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 […]
The Ultimate Sacrifice
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.
Virtual meeting caution criticized
SHEBOYGAN — The County Board heard from several constituents on topics ranging from COVID precautions to the Second Amendment Tuesday April 20.