Shoppers can step into a different world as a new business open in Sheboygan.
On Friday, April 4, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held for Through The Looking Glass, located at 1215 Superior Av- enue.
New tea shop opens its doors
Woman sentenced to eight years in prison, $511k restitution for theft from her mother
Beth M. Olsen, 59, of rural Glenbeulah was sentenced to eight years in prison, $511,024 in restitution, and an additional $52,160 in surcharges and court costs April 2.
A Look Back – County’s circus history
Former circus performer Sonja Barta of Sheboygan, whose great-grandfather founded the Seils-Sterling Circus in 1920, shared photos, memories and insights into our area’s rich circus history at a community World Circus Day event at the Weill Center on Saturday, April 19.
Wilderness Journal – The Peter Hagedorn Story
Last week I spent five days at Pete and Elisabeth Hagedorn’s home in Red Lake for his 87th birthday and made the decision it was time to do a column on this incredible man’s history.
North High grad describes life aboard a nuclear submarine
For most, spending around 305 days a year in a submarine is unfathomable.
For Chris Leal, that was his 2024.
Making bold choices – 21-year-olds take over moving business
Brad Preissner and Guillermo Seifert, new co-owners of Plymouth’s R & R Moving Company, are just 21 years old – the same age Steve Jobs was in 1976 when he founded Apple Computer with his friend in his parents’ garage.
Court Report – April 22, 2025
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Time is right for Vorpahl
When Mike Vorpahl’s wife passed away a few years ago, he had more important things to deal with than coach North’s tennis team.
Lacey replaces Eirich as North’s soccer coach – Soccer, Golf previews
After two seasons as an assistant, Chris Lacey has replaced Tim Eirich as head coach of North’s girls soccer team.
Each school has reason for optimism – Softball, baseball previews
Brett Rybarczyk is back for North while South will rely on five experienced juniors.
