KOHLER – The winners of the 25th annual Waelderhaus Gingerbread Festival competition have been announced by Kohler Foundation. From November 26 through December 30, the Waelderhaus was host to a delicious collection […]
Dreams dough come true
Concerts bet more Cash for cancer relief fund
Due to overwhelming demand, the next Unity Music Festival concert has expanded to two concerts on one night as Terry Lee Goffee is set to present a pair of performances of his “World’s Greatest Johnny Cash Experience” show at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 19 at the Sheboygan Lutheran Fine Arts Center in Sheboygan.
Opinion: What’s all this about goulash?
Let’s talk about Hungary.
Why, you ask. Other than for goulash, which is delicious, why should I invest any time thinking about that country?
Ever wonder where your tax dollars go?
I have been asked this question many times. I have had the opportunity to serve on the Sheboygan City Council, The Town of Wilson Board, and the Sheboygan County Board. I am not an expert – but I have learned quite a bit of information. I have also been urged to write this to attempt to answer “what do we get for our tax dollars”?
Theatrical vision full of life after 20 years
With one full year of hosting a wide range of events, activities and performances now under its belt, the state-of-the-art, multi-purpose Sheboygan Lutheran High School Worship and Fine Arts Center addition has proven to be everything students, staff, parents, leaders and community members hoped it would be, and more.
Landverhuizers – Dutch immigrants come to Sheboygan County
Landverhuizers or The Immigrants is a historical trilogy novel of Dutch emigration in the mid-nineteenth century, written by Pieter J. Risseeuw.
Laack’s Hall enters new era
After serving as a staple for music, entertainment and large social gatherings in Sheboygan County since 1912, Laack’s Tavern and Ballroom in Johnsonville is set to turn the page to a brand new chapter in the coming weeks
From Norway, with love
Lea Netteberg wanted to give volleyball a shot when she arrived from Norway, but tryouts were already held at South.
So the 17-year-old foreign exchange student was told by the athletic department to give swimming a try.
Holiday spirits weren’t made bright
Hoops teams suffer tough losses North not only lost its last game of 2021 by just two points, the Golden Raiders suffered a one-point loss in their first game of 2022. “Date […]
EVENTS TO WATCH
GIRLS BASKETBALL Howards Grove at Lutheran, 7:15 tonight: The Crusaders lead the South Division of the Big East Conference and the Tigers are 4-2 in the North. Last year, they advanced to […]
