Every few years I pick a cool part of Wisconsin to climb into a tree and watch what happens over a 24-hour period of time.
Wilderness Journal – Twenty-four hours in a tree
Court Report – July 29, 2025
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Veldhorst runs around the world
Dave Veldhorst plans on running the Chicago and New York Marathons in a span of three weeks in the fall.
That must seem easy, considering the assistant cross country coach at Christian ran marathons in Boston and London in seven days this past spring.
Hamilton, Grams earn all-state in soccer
Two girls from North’s soccer squad landed on the all-state honorable mention team: senior defender Brielle Hamilton and junior forward Mya Grams.
Artist has painting signed by race winner
SHEBOYGAN ARTIST Keary Kautzer got his painting signed by Alex Palou (above), the winner of the Indy-Car XPEL Grand Prix at Road America.
‘Phil Fest’ honors cherished member of family restaurant
Community members gathered at Ranieri’s Four of a Kind Bar & Grill on Saturday, June 25 to show their love and support at Phil Fest, an annual fundraiser to honor Phil Hering, a beloved bartender of the family restaurant.
Art teacher travels overseas to aid others in vision care
Matt Holman has been to Africa six times.
The Lutheran High School art teacher has slept with a mosquito net around his bed to avoid malaria and yellow fever. He’s had rooms without running water or electricity, usually warm drinks because a lack of ice, and food that’s been carefully checked over to avoid sickness.
Court Report – July 15, 2025
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Family-owned restaurant sells its largest winning lottery ticket ever
MADISON – Thursday was a super day at the Ranieri’s Four of a Kind bar and grill on 811 Indiana Ave. in Sheboygan.
Wilderness Journal – Seven days of living large
In a years’ time for this out-door adventure writer, this week of 100% escape is as good as it gets.
