The track is set to feature 11 major racing events during a busy 2024 campaign, which begins with the SVRA Sprint Vintage Festival Friday through Sunday.
Vintage Festival kicks off race season at Road America
District lays groundwork for two new schools vote
Sheboygan residents have three upcoming opportunities in May to learn more about the Sheboygan Area School District’s plan to rebuild Urban and Farnsworth Middle Schools – both approaching 100 years old – and offer feedback prior to a proposed $126 million referendum in November.
Mental health activities set for Lakeshore
Following the recent release of the Healthy Sheboygan County Community Health Assessment reporting that mental health is Sheboygan County’s top public health concern, MHA Lakeshore is taking additional action throughout the month of May and beyond.
A piece of WWII history finds a way home
A small wooden boat hand-crafted by a German at a Prisoner of War Camp in Plymouth in the mid-1940s will soon be on display at the city’s Historical Society.
Court Report – May 14, 2024
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Wilderness Journal – No turkeys, but seven puppies
This week I hunted hard for turkey during the second season in zone 1 and I did all of my hunting in a large oak forest directly behind my house in northern Juneau County. Along with turkey hunting, my 2-year-old golden retriever Red was due to give birth to her first litter.
Library packed for ‘listening session’ on waterfront and marina
If the overwhelming turnout at the first public meeting for the $12 million Sheboygan Waterfront and Marina Revitalization Project was any indication, interest is surging as strong as the spring surf.
Sheriff Roeseler to retire; Sheehan to run for 26th; Katsma will not seek reelection
Joe Sheehan, former superintendent of the Sheboygan Area School District and executive director of the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation, has announced his candidacy for the 26th Assembly District.
They knew how to spell ‘incunabulum’ – they deserved to win
A charmingly costumed duo from Mead Public Library emerged victorious at the Family Resource Center of Sheboygan County’s first-ever Corporate Spelling Bee on April 18, correctly spelling “disingenuousness” for the win.
North grad hired as UWGB coach
Sheboygan North graduate Kayla Karius (nee Tetschlag) was named head coach of UW-Green Bay’s storied women’s basketball program.
