Music Director and Conductor, Kevin S. McMahon stated, “The concert “Flight” is a truly unique event, combining two of Wisconsin’s eldest organizations, the state’s longest running orchestra along with its longest running aerial dance company. For the first time in the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra’s 101 seasons, a full concert of aerial dance along with symphony and choir will be presented. Isn’t that exciting?”
An Elkhart Lake man charged with 16 counts, including stalking, sexual assault and false imprisonment settled several open cases in a plea agreement last week.
The Review, The Beacon and The Sheboygan Falls News join news publications across the U.S. in supporting a National Student Essay Competition designed to deepen a recognition of the First Amendment that strengthens freedom of the press and rebuilds trust.
One person is dead following a Sheboygan house fire Monday night.
The Sheboygan Fire Department said an alarm was raised around 9:50 p.m.
SHEBOYGAN – Sheboygan County’s newest bank could be up and running by this fall – a wetland mitigation bank.
County Planning and Conservation Director Aaron Brault updated the County Board Tuesday on the Amsterdam Dunes preservation area on Lake Michigan in the town of Holland.
MADISON — The city of Sheboygan properly annexed land for a Kohler Co. golf course in 2017, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Company officials want to build the course on 250 acres of undeveloped land along the Lake Michigan shoreline next to Kohler-Andrae State Park in the Town of Wilson. The company has owned the land for nearly 80 years.
While the 2019 Unity Music Festival was billed as likely the final curtain call for the popular annual concert to benefit the Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund, a new organizer has stepped forward to breathe new life into the 2020 edition of the show set for Saturday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts in Sheboygan.
The Sheboygan Falls Common Council has approved a proposal to designate Fehr Graham to develop a master plan for the contaminated Tecumseh property.
Tucked away along the Sheboygan River, twelve miles northwest of the city of Sheboygan in Town Herman, sits an unincorporated village once known as Lippers Mills. Today we know it as Franklin, the little settlement closest to Lakeland, its rapidly growing university neighbor.
What was for more than 100 years a dusty lumberyard is now a bright, stylish and expansive new home for Dulmes Décor.
But owner Gary Dulmes clearly values his company’s remarkable history as much as its handsomely renovated new digs at 822 North 14th Street in Sheboygan, where a succession of three lumber companies once sprawled.
