It’s much more contagious, a greater percentage of the population will need to get vaccinated, and masking is essential – for schoolchildren and even for the already-vaccinated: that was the consensus from three University of Wisconsin experts in a public livestream event on the Delta variant of the coronavirus July 27.
Growing case activity and circulation of Delta variant prompt county guidance
(SHEB. CO. DPH) – The Sheboygan County Division of Public Health (DPH) supports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s recommendations that were issued on July 27, 2021 and adopted by […]
$70,000 grant to improve boat launch
Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) Secretary Joel Brennan has presented $70,000 in coastal grants to the City of Sheboygan and the Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission (RPC). As part of the grant presentation, […]
New daily hot meal delivery planned
Since March of 2020, Fresh Meals On Wheels of Sheboygan County has been doing everything possible to keep the vulnerable population they serve safe from being exposed to COVID-19. This meant changing […]
Master Gardener classes scheduled
Sheboygan County is accepting new UW-Madison Extension Master Gardener Volunteers in 2022. For those that are interested in being a part of the statewide Master Gardener Volunteer program, the first step is […]
Prevea Health to require vaccinations for all staff
In its commitment to the health and safety of its patients, staff and communities, Prevea Health notified staff in all locations that they are required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or […]
Mayor answers unusual questions
Ryan Sorenson, the youngest mayor in Sheboygan’s history, did not play sports in high school before graduating in 2012 from South. He competed in soccer and hockey growing up, however, and that’s […]
Heck of a guy: His event to help 4-year-old
Daniel Heck wanted to create a charity event ever since he started his business in 2019.
So in the spring, the South graduated decided his Danny’s Drywall would host a softball tournament and brat fry to raise money for children with medical needs.
Fall sports return to fall
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEWS After the move of fall sports to spring last season, things are back on track as practice began today for swimming and tennis, one day after golf got underway. […]
SPORTS BRIEFS
DEKKER RETURNS The Toronto Raptors have reached an agreement to sign former Wisconsin Badger star and Lutheran graduate Sam Dekker, who played the last two seasons in Europe. The deal is only […]
