After 40 years of guiding what he says was tens of thousands of fishing guests, Jim Schlegel admitted he had mixed emotions when posting on social media recently that he sold Sea Dog Sportfishing Charters of Sheboygan.
Lutze wants you to play hooky
Obituary – Angeline E. Miller
Angeline E. Miller, age 89, of Sheboygan, died on Friday, May 31, 2024, at the Sheboygan Senior Community.
Madson elected to A’s Hall of Fame
Will Madson, who overcame nearly insurmountable odds, has been elected to the Sheboygan A’s Hall of Fame.
Wilderness Journal – Pole bending on the Flambeau
Plan A had me paddle trolling on Lake Superior out of either Washburn or Ashland, and I was very excited about it. That plan was cancelled when a good friend told me the wind would be too strong to paddle a canoe on that piece of water.
Spivery signs to be on Minnesota’s cheer team
South senior Julius Spivery signed a letter of intent last week to join the University of Minnesota cheer team.
Court Report – June 11, 2024
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Vintage Festival kicks off race season at Road America
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.
Lordy, lordy, look who has 40 (players)
“I think we’re going to be pretty good this year,” he said.
Sheboygan has a 40-man roster, and Moyer says he’s unsure if the A’s have ever had that many.
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.
Sports highlights from last two, next two weeks
A track and field record at North that stood since 2003 was broken Thursday, and the reward is a trip to the state championship meet.
