The Polencheck family out of Glidden are good buds of mine and have been for about 25 years. We try to do something at least once a year, and this time it was two days of ice fishing, eating good food and giving each other a hard time.
When entrepreneur Al Fuerst (second from left) took over Sheboygan’s City Taxi Company from Ted Meinhardt one hundred years ago in 1925, he posed with his drivers and a bemused onlooker.
The Blizzard of 1947 – which descended with thunder, lightning and sudden fury on Wednesday, January 29 – clogged roads and highways with snowdrifts as high as 15 feet.
In celebration of 60 incredible years of changing young lives, Big Brothers Big Sisters are rolling out the red carpet (and bowling lanes) for an event that’s sure to sparkle. Join us February 28 and March 1 in Manitowoc or Sheboygan Falls for an unforgettable evening of music, bowling, and high-energy fun with a rock-and-roll twist.
Amy Sittman has been a welder, she’s lived in Alaska, and most recently worked for a bit in New Jersey and New York.
There’s nothing quite like home, however, and Sittman moved back to Sheboygan about two years ago.
Danielle Callahan called it North’s redemption year.
After taking fourth at the State Dance Championships last season, the coach says her six seniors were really hungry to compete.
Whatever the Golden Raiders ate, it worked.
Lily Chapman has been coach of South’s Dance Team for three years, and the Redwings have gone to state every time.
Lutheran’s Taylor Brigham scored her 1,000th point Thursday against Ozaukee – on Senior Night – to become the eighth girl at her school to accomplish the feat.
South’s Alayna Lloyd became just the second girl at her school to score 1,000 points.
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