SHEBOYGAN — As recommended by the Executive Committee, the County Board Tuesday unanimously killed an update to the disease control ordinance — but it wasn’t a quiet death.
Prison stresses sanitation, masks, testing, quarantines
After getting to August 18 with just one confirmed COVID-19 infection, Kettle Moraine Correctional Institution (KMCI) currently has the highest number of active positive cases of any correctional facility in the state. […]
Area fall color hikes beckon
There’s no better way to experience autumn colors in the Sheboygan area than a hike.
Donated blood to be tested for antibodies
The Fall Blood Drive is being held at the Generations Center on Highland Avenue—two blocks north of Plymouth High School. It is set for Monday, September 28, with the start time at […]
94-year-old respite, care camp maps its future
Camp Evergreen, 2776 N. 31st Place, Sheboygan, has appointed Jim Maas board president, along with a new slate of officers: Jonathan Moulton, vice president; Steve Harrison, Old Wisconsin, secretary; and Katie Schneider, […]
COVID response oversight ordinance stalls
The Sheboygan County Executive Committee has recommended disapproval of an ordinance that sought to provide enforcement and penalties for disobeying restrictions incurred by the new coronavirus.
Rapper sought for threats
A criminal warrant has been issued for a Sheboygan man charged with making terrorist threats following the police shooting of Kevan Ruffin on July 2.
Customs building complete but idle
The Sheboygan County Memorial Airport’s Customs Facility and Welcome Center delayed opening as a result of COVID-19. The customs building is finished and awaits hookup to the internet, but it is otherwise […]
$6.5 million to bolster county COVID fight
By Dan Colton for The Beacon More than $6.5 million has been allocated to Sheboygan County in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to state figures. The bulk of the county’s allocated […]
Live music returns to theater
The Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts, a 1,150-seat historic theater in Downtown Sheboygan will present its first live show after six months. On Friday, September 11 the entertainment duo […]
