Wisconsin Fear Fest has been known for scaring the you- know-what out of people across the state for years now.
So when it asked Road America officials if they would be interested in hosting the event this year, it was a pretty easy answer.
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MILWAUKEE – Former Sheboygan City Administrator Todd Wolf’s lawsuit against the city was allowed to continue as a federal magistrate judge dismissed parts, but not all, of the case Tuesday Sept. 5.
North and South High School students, staff, and guests attended a ground breaking ceremony for House Construction Project 2023 last Tuesday at the construction site in the Stonebrook Crossing Subdivision on the south side of Sheboygan.
Citing a July Dane County court decision, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin said it would resume providing abortions as of Sept. 18 at its Milwaukee and Madison locations.
Valerie Ringwell’s art project not only helps her heal, she wants it to do the same for others that have been in similar situations.
Jason Klug is the new athletic director at Christian High School, and he’s also new to town having not even lived here for more than three weeks.
Road woes end: Sheboygan North’s 24-19 victory at Manitowoc Lincoln on Sept. 7 is believed to be its first in that town in 30 years.
The second annual Sheboygan County Cycling Classic will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.on Saturday at Quarry Park.
They say you always remember your first time.
For 42-year-old Howards Grove native Cory Luecke, his first TV commercial was for Big Lots in 2009 – four years after moving to California.
