The National Federation of High Schools completed its Athletics Participation Survey, and the total number of athletes to compete in 2022-23 marks the first upward movement in participation data since the all-time record of 7,980,886 in 2017-18.
Lutheran senior Alex Stricker will play basketball at Ripon College.
She could have also went to Lakeland or Smith College in Massachusetts, or even could have played volleyball at Viterbo.
The Christian/Lutheran soccer team is off to its best start since winning its first 23 games in 2013.
Sheboygan Human Resources Director Adam Westbrook announced his resignation, effective Sept. 22, by email to city officials Wed. Aug. 30.
Westbrook said in the email that a “small, but very vocal” group of individuals in the community “are making it extremely difficult for me to successfully continue to do my job.”
A Plymouth teenager was sentenced Aug. 10 to nine years in state prison, after being found guilty due to no contest pleas, for intentionally starting a fire which destroyed her family’s house on Riverview Road in July of 2020.
Two individuals are facing multiple felony charges, some of which have a maximum sentence of up to 40 years, after a police search of a Cascade house found a methamphetamine and fentanyl substance, as well as other drugs, and drug packaging items, according to a criminal complaint filed Aug. 28.
The Read in Color initiative distributes books that provide perspectives on racism and social justice, celebrate Black, indigenous, people of color, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized voices, and incorporate experiences from all identities for all readers.
Law enforcement officers from the Plymouth Police Department and the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office conducted an active shooter training event at the Sheboygan County Fair Park.
Throughout the month of September, Cousins Subs and their Make It Better Foundation will donate $15 from every 20-piece Party Box sold, up to $50,000, to the Starr Children’s Fund.
Tanya’s idea: start an outdoor club that is associated with the school district and available to people of all ages.
