Juan Soto, as part of his record $765 million, 15-year contract with the New York Mets, gets free use of a luxury suite and up to four premium tickets behind home plate for regular- season and postseason home games?
That’s only the beginning.
One of Sheboygan County’s strangest mysteries of all time involved poisoning with strychnine, which was once commonly used for pest control.
Uptown Social, Sheboygan’s Hub for Active Seniors, has announced that the James V. Siegl and Helene Y. Siegl Santa Collection of hand-carved Santa Clauses is on display for a limited time.
Three Sheboygan North students took first place in the second-annual Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge
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A distinguished group of five drivers – including three from Sheboygan – four track workers/car owners and two racing families are scheduled to be recognized as part of the Class of 2025 at the fourth annual Plymouth Racing Wall of Fame Induction Night on July 12 at the county fairgrounds.
Sheboygan North’s first boys basketball game of the season could end up being the game of the year.
Ayden Duong sank a three-pointer with time running out at the end of regulation and Kohler missed a shot to tie the game at the end of overtime in the Golden Raiders 80-77 victory over the visiting Blue Bombers last Tuesday.
Hudson Toutenhoofd, a senior on the South swim team, not only explains how to say his last name, he answers plenty of other questions, too.
PLYMOUTH – The county’s next boutique hotel could soon be the anchor and centerpiece of the city’s downtown.
Members of the Gentine family has met with the City Council’s Committee of the Whole to present their plans for the historic Laack Block building at the southwest corner of Mill and Stafford streets.
Recognition of The Osthoff Resort’s Old World Christmas Market continues to pour in.
The Associated Press did a story last month on seven authentic Bavarian-style Christmas markets in the United States – including the one in Elkhart Lake – that appeared in newspapers as far the The Seattle Times.
