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North’s Miller golfs at state four times
Ryder Miller became the first golfer at North to play in the state tournament all four years.
“I thought it was pretty cool,” the senior said. “It was definitely something to hold over my brother, which was nice.”
Rare regional title, four records for track team
The North boys track and field team won its first regional championship since 2000 and then broke four school records – including one from the 80s – at the Division 1 State Meet.
Falls’ Arenz has a night to remember
No matter how many victories Travis Arenz might secure or championship trophies he may lift during the remainder of his racing career, June 5, 2025, will most certainly be a date neither he nor a legion of Sprint Car fans near and far will ever forget.
Theater to expand on adjacent site
SHEBOYGAN – The Weill Center for the Performing Arts, a 1,150-seat historic theater and live event venue, announced plans to transform nearly half a block of downtown property into a vibrant and refreshed destination for arts and entertainment in Sheboygan County.
Baseball ‘bonding’ cards distributed
Baseball cards and building better bonds. That’s the name of the game for the Sheboygan Police Department as the team was chosen as one of the participating law enforcement agencies in the Milwaukee Brewers’ trading cards prints program.
New Plymouth venue on site of historic ‘Laack Block’ honors history with name
The planned boutique hotel, restaurant/bar and banquet facility will be named ‘Henry Christopher’ more than 135 years after Henry Christopher (H.C.) Laack established a pharmacy and hotel at the same location.
Court Report – June 17, 2025
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A Look Back… on Volga Aid Society Baseball 100 Years Ago
Within two decades after the 1892 arrival of the first Volga Germans in Sheboygan, this group of ethnic German immigrants from the Volga River area of Russia was making an impact on many aspects of city life – and baseball was no exception.
North grad comes home for disc golf
Living in California, Terri Reinl-Carver returns to Sheboygan once a year to spend time with her elderly father.
She’s back home again this week, but this time to compete in the Professional Disc Golf Association United States Women’s Championship in Manitowoc.