Some 40,000 people or so were at The Stadium Tour in Milwaukee on Sunday July 17, including many from the area.
‘I love rock and roll…’ Local fans attend ‘real rock’ concert
Sheboygan Symphony hires new Executive Director
Sam Handley, acclaimed opera singer and Sheboygan resident, has joined the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra as its new Executive Director. “Sheboygan is indeed the greatest little town in the world, and our orchestra […]
Spanish speaking business consultant service added
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW-Green Bay announced the hiring of Jesus Nañez, Program Outreach Manager for the Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship in the SBDC. Jesus is a new […]
Youth camp fixes county homes
During the week of June 26th to July 1st Christian youth from around the country gathered in Sheboygan County to fix-up homes. But their journey to do this job actually started over two years ago.
Two houses, two fires – Family members charged with arson for each one
A brother and sister, each 17 years old, are currently being held at the Sheboygan County Detention Center. She is accused of intentionally starting the fire that destroyed her family’s home in July of 2020. He is charged with intentionally starting a fire in the family’s rebuilt home at the same location 19 months later. This time, the house survived.
Deputy running for sheriff resigns following internal investigation
Jarrod Fenner, a 21-year veteran deputy with the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Department who is running for sheriff, has resigned his position effective July 1, 2022. Fenner told The Beacon he plans to […]
Drive launched to build 600 entry-level homes in county
Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) Executive Director Brian Doudna formally announced the details of a three-phase Forward Fund entry-level single-family workhouse housing project in the city of Sheboygan Falls during presentation […]
Brats add sizzle to goodwill causes
A total of $13,544 – after expenses – was raised in four hours June 11 at Miesfeld’s Triangle Market. And 96 dozen hard rolls were used.
Six initiative menu mapped for ‘historic’ Rescue Plan funds
SHEBOYGAN – A spending plan for $11.1 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds won County Board approval Tuesday – but not unanimously.
Grant paves cybersecurity career path
Lakeshore Technical College has received a second National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education grant only one month after receiving its first grant in the advanced technological education category. The $332,076 grant will […]
