Lutheran’s Alex Stricker scored her 1,000th point on Feb. 23, two weeks after tearing her anterior cruciate ligament.
Stricker reaches 1,000
Three gymnasts make all-conference
Three Sheboygan gymnasts made the all-Eastern Valley Conference team, led by Naomi Harder.
Woman in jail 15 months for major theft charge was victim of romance scam
“I didn’t want to die alone.”
That was 70-year-old South Carolina woman Shirley A. Mahaffey’s explanation to a Sheboygan County court about what motivated her to begin a years-long, long-distance relationship that resulted in $167,500 stolen from a Plymouth company, her boyfriend revealed to be a cruel fiction, herself in jail for over a year, and the primary suspect still at large.
Churches unite to help refugees build new lives in county
“We want to clear the air about what is and what is not refugee resettlement.”
That is what Deacon Paul Aparicio told more than 120 local residents who packed a Town Hall on Refugees at Grace Episcopal Church in late February.
Spelling bee with twist to help fund programs
The Family Resources Center of Sheboygan County’s newest fundraising event, their 1st Annual Corporate Spelling Bee starting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 18 at Blue Harbor Resort in Sheboygan, promises drinks, dinner, prizes, a silent auction, a wine pull and the titillation of watching teams of grown-ups re-live childhood dreams – or nightmares – of spelling their way to glory.
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South’s cheer team finishes sixth at nationals
Sheboygan South finished in sixth place in the U.S. National High School Cheerlead- ing Championship Feb. 9-12 in Orlando.
Zylstra is second to get 1,000 points
Sheboygan Christian’s Maria Zylstra became the second girl in school history to score 1,000 points and the first since 2017.
Sports Highlights – Feb. 20, 2024
South wrestler Joseph Duwell became his school’s first regional champion since Trey Klessig in 2019 when he won the 138-pound title at West Bend West on Feb. 10.
Hockey season ends after triple overtime loss
The clock struck midnight on Sheboygan’s hockey season – and was also the time the Red Raiders finally got home after a triple-overtime loss at Ashwaubenon in the first round of the playoffs last Tuesday.
