North’s soccer team fell short in its bid to return to state for the second straight time, but the Golden Raiders were still honored for another successful season.
Nine players made the All-Fox River Classic Conference team and Tim Eirich was named the league’s coach of the year after winning back-to-back league championships for the first time in program history.
Tenth-seeded teams are not expected to make state tournaments.
The Sheboygan North baseball squad gave it its best shot, however, by upsetting the No. 2, 3 and 7th-seeded schools in the Division 1 playoffs, only to fall short in its attempt to reach state for just the third time.
Sheboygan Visual Artists (SVA) held their 11th annual Golden Frame Awards Friday May 31, 2019 at the EBCO Artworks Gallery, 1221 Erie Ave, Sheboygan WI.
It was more than just another golf meet Tuesday. The Division 1 State Championship always is, but it was one last hurrah for Sheboygan North’s trio of Andrew Delong, Max Schmidtke and […]
Lutheran golfer Wilcox wins state, Crusaders finish third Sheboygan Lutheran made golf history Tuesday … twice. The Crusaders took third at Division 3 state this afternoon for their best finish ever at […]
Now in its sixth year of mobilizing local Christian churches to transform lives and communities through relationships in the name of Christ, Love INC of Sheboygan County is preparing for the third annual Love Fore Love event at Harbor Pointe Miniature Golf Course in Sheboygan on Saturday, June 15.
No. 10 Golden Raiders haven’t been this far since 2003 For the first time since 2003, the Sheboygan North baseball team has reached the sectional semifinals. Tenth-seeded North upset second-seeded Slinger, 5-4, […]
South recently hosted the 2019 Redwing Pride Assembly to honor many students and staff members at South High School. The awards included areas of academics, athletics, and fine arts. The following is […]
Q. Steve, when we talked in early 2018, you had just started your position as director of development for the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center. What have you been doing? A. Most […]
Construction on the Broughton Marsh’s next big addition missed its due date, but the marsh’s friends are working hard to get it started before the year is through.
Friends of the Sheboygan County Broughton Marsh is a nonprofit formed in 2004 for the purpose of promoting increased usage of the Broughton Marsh. Its first project was an 80-foot observation tower. Fundraising for the project began in 2006, and the tower was constructed in 2009. It still stands as Wisconsin’s tallest wooden observation tower.
