Already-pledged federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts for John Michael Kohler Arts Center has been withdrawn, a May 28 email message from JMKAC Executive Director Amy Horst said.
A Look Back – Civil War veterans, June 1925
From June 15 to 17, 1925, Sheboygan hosted a huge Wisconsin Department of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment drawing delegates from this state and beyond.
Firefighters modernize ambulance service
The Sheboygan Fire Department is proud to announce the addition of two new state of-the-art ambulances to its fleet, significantly enhancing safety for both patients and emergency providers.
Redwing Pride honors excellence
Sheboygan South High School recently hosted the 2025 Redwing Pride Assembly to honor many students and staff members.
Court Report – June 3, 2025
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Wilderness Journal – The Old Red Hen
This week’s column is basically about life, hobby farming, being the president of two youth organizations, and my favorite chicken ever.
Alzheimer’s / Dementia Awareness Week – Special Centerspread
Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias impacts our community as 7 million Americans live with some form of dementia. Here in Sheboygan County it is estimated that nearly 2,600 people are living with dementia. It is important to know the resources available in our community.
Buhr, a junior, to play football at North Dakota
North’s Blake Buhr recently announced he will play football at the University of North Dakota.
Girls help Stricker after her mom’s passing
72-year-old JoAnn Derus died on March 12, just days before the first practice of the season.
“It came as a complete surprise,” Stricker said. “A total and complete surprise. Everybody was just blindsided.”
Her Crusaders helped ease the pain as much as possible.
It’s Krueger’s turn to give some answers
Carter Krueger has spent the last three seasons on South’s soccer and swim teams, and he’s going to study nuclear engineering at the University of Wisconsin in the fall.
