Ever go on a first, and then second date, and think it’s going as great as could be?
And then just like that, the other person disappears – I think it’s called ghosting these days – for someone bigger and better looking. Has more money, too.
The annual Salmon-A-Rama wrapped up recently and several fishermen used the port in Sheboygan to finish in the top 10. Larry Seelow’s 30-pound Chinook Salmon caught on July 11 ranked fifth in […]
National champion has a nice ring to it. “I never really thought I would ever say that,” North’s Erica Herzog said. “It’s surreal. I mean, it just felt like another game. But […]
South’s Aden Katz and North’s Brandon Shoen played their final high school football game July 16 in Oskhosh, but it will not be the last time they compete in Titan Stadium. Katz, […]
Harry Steldt picked up his 400th run batted in last Tuesday and helped the Sheboygan A’s to a 9-1 win against Green Bay. He ranks fourth all-time in the history of the […]
The Sheboygan Theater Company (STC) is pleased to announce that it is now holding virtual auditions for the company’s upcoming production of Sister Act. The production will be staged at the Leslie […]
The Sheboygan A’s set a team record for longest winning streak by sweeping a doubleheader from Appleton on Wednesday, giving the baseball squad 16 wins in a row. The previous mark of […]
North’s Mason Schmidtke was the medalist at the Wisconsin Public Links Association’s Ray Fisher Amateur Championship at the Riverside Golf Course in Janesville. Schmidtke finished the 72-hole tournament with an 11-under 277 […]
Lutheran’s Rose Hahn scored 17 points to lead the South to a 68-51 victory over the North in the Division 5 All-Star Game put on by the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association on […]
Another school year has come and gone. Here’s a final look at some of the highlights: FALL FOOTBALL: Only one player in the state caught more touchdowns than Colin Girdaukas, so it […]
