The Sheboygan Lutheran girls basketball team’s 28-game losing streak came to an end Dec. 14 thanks to a 49-38 victory at Central Wisconsin Christian.
Crusaders’ 28-game losing streak is over
Three players help make spirits bright
Three basketball players were among 13 Sheboygan Christian students that recently completed a missionary trip to Atlanta that they will likely not forget. “I’ve never really seen that many homeless people,” said […]
No kale or burpees from this nutrition coach
If your New Year’s resolution has already been shot, perhaps Kerri Robertson can help.
The 1999 Sheboygan North graduate bills herself as the Anti-Kale Health Coach. Because when people hear Robertson is a health coach, they think she is going to tell them to eat kale and do burpees.
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JENSEN ON BOARD Carrol Jensen was recently added to Road America’s Board of Directors. She currently serves as vice president of the Classic Car Club of America Museum and is the events chairman […]
Record rains thwart efforts to curtail marsh cattails
Wet weather – for several years in a row – has not been good for the Sheboygan Marsh.
Sheboygan County Planning and Resources Director Aaron Brault updated the County Board on several of his department’s projects at the marsh and the Amsterdam Dunes preservation area.
Nice doggie, ugly sweater
The 3rd Annual Ugly Sweater Pack Walk took place December 19. Participants walked a portion of Old Plank Road. The benefit event was sponsored by Busy Doodle Mobile Fitness and Training, LLC, […]
Right tool for the job
HEAVY EXCAVATING AND ROUTE-CLEARING EQUIPMENT is slowly moving through Sheboygan County as the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation constructs a replacement gas line from Chilton to Sheboygan Falls. Included are regulator stations and […]
COVID response likened to all-out war
SHEBOYGAN – The County Board and county officials received affirmation from a constituent Tuesday for their handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
“I think you’ve all done an outstanding job navigating through this,” Sheboygan resident Jessica Huss told the board in a public address.
The Army National Guard veteran who served in the 32nd Military Police Co., including a deployment to Baghdad from 2002-04, likened the COVID-19 crisis to a war situation.
Volunteer to help endangered species regain their rightful place
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) continues to make strides supporting endangered species in 2020. This includes helping threatened turtles, aiding promising field trials for vaccines to save bats from white-nose […]
Winter sports finally get going
WRESTLING PREVIEW Forgive Ted Schermetzler if he had his doubts. Not only did North’s track and field coach surprisingly get his season taken away several days into practice because of COVID-19, he […]
