NEW – Just for fun. A quick crossword with a local theme.
Obituaries – April 19-May 2, 2022
Donald E. Adams 87, of Sheboygan died April 3. Ballhorn Funeral Home. Florencio Alvarez Garza 76, of Sheboygan died April 2. Ballhorn Funeral Home. Peter R. Baumann 66, of Glenbeulah died April […]
Court Report – April 19-May 2, 2022
Misdemeanors Baker, Ashley R., 3/6/2001, Sheboygan, Carry Concealed Weapon, Jail 60 days, Firearms/Weapons Restrictions, $471.40. Hernandez, Jesus G., 11/11/1974, MD, Resisting or Obstructing an Officer (Repeater), $455.00. Joyal, Elisabeth Lee, 9/25/2003, Sheboygan, […]
One hole left for Walters
GOLF PREVIEW Craig Walters has reached the 18th hole of his career. The North-South girls co-op coach for the last 19 years, who begins his third season running the Golden Raiders boys […]
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
THREE MAKE ALL-STATE Casey Verhagen and Michael Modahl finished their high school careers by making the Associated Press and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association all-state teams. Verhagen, a senior at Lutheran who will […]
Teams don’t want a repeat of last two years
BASEBALL PREVIEW Sheboygan baseball coaches can only hope things aren’t as bad as the previous two seasons. After COVID-19 wiped out the 2020 season, Kohler/Christian, South and Lutheran won a combined five […]
Future looks bright for Golden Raiders
TENNIS PREVIEW Sam Hopp thinks as many as 25 freshmen made their debut in the North tennis program, and the tennis coach also says he could have one of the bigger junior […]
What in the wide world of sports is going on?
You just can’t make this stuff up: a Major League Baseball team almost scores 30 runs, three odd stories from California and one from Ohio – that isn’t sports related but is too good to pass up.
Pillowcases help brighten childrens’ hospital stay
Having never really sewed before, Reina Urbina was definitely more than pleased with the results of the pillowcases that were eventually donated.
“Each one that I made, I really wanted to keep it,” the Sheboygan Central senior said.
To maintain or invest called basic aid puzzle
SHEBOYGAN – The work has begun to reduce a $22 million wish list down to the $15 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds the county has left to spend.
