Got some bowling pins laying around? Sheboygan’s Jon Schrank wants to talk to you. “The problem is getting them,” he said. “I’m trying to get into negotiations with a person who works […]
Painting a strike every time
Not so fast, winter!
Most Wisconsinites can’t wait for winter to end. This year, however, it’s gone by way too fast – at least for some high school athletes. “It’s kind of surreal almost,” North basketball […]
Hoops rivalry just won’t be the same for Binder
Thirty-seven years ago, Tom Binder played in his first North-South basketball game.
Ten days ago, he watched his youngest daughter partake in her first – and final – hoops contest in the rivalry.
Stats like an NBA star
It’s a safe bet Rose Hahn recently had the first triple-double in the history of the Sheboygan Lutheran girls basketball program.
Were they right?
SUPER BOWL PREDICTIONS They didn’t think Kansas City would win the Super Bowl last season, and the majority of them didn’t this year, either. Last season, the three area football coaches predicted […]
Vaccination clinic opens – appointments only
Sheboygan – The Prevea Community COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus, One University Drive, is now open. Appointments are required for the Prevea Community COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at UW-Green Bay, […]
Opinion – Support the mask mandate (with update)
By Brian Hoffmann Sheboygan County Board Supervisor Health and Human Services Committee Chairperson Editor’s note: The following statement was submitted by Mr. Hoffmann following new developments in the state legislature. His February […]
Vaccine supply short of demand
SHEBOYGAN — The number of cases of COVID-19 in the county are going in the right direction, but the number of vaccines available to the general public in the county is not following suit yet.
How to get vaccinated
Current Phase of Vaccination Roll Out:
PHASE 1A & 65+ Population
Phase 1A include individuals who provide direct patient service (compensated and uncompensated) or engage in healthcare services that place them into contact with patients who are able to transmit SARS-CoV-2, and/or infectious material containing SARS-CoV-2 virus:
We must give truth a chance
In the wake of major events of national and even global significance, we are under no illusions that an editorial in a small-town newspaper is of any great importance. Still, we feel there may be value in providing some measure of reassurance to those in our community that may need to hear voices, and hopefully not just our own, saying what is acceptable, what is not, what we stand for, and what we do not.
