A combined 68 years of service to the City of Sheboygan is soon coming to an end.
Director of Public Works David Biebel (37 years), and City Engineer Ryan Sazama (31), announced their retirement last week.
City role ending for key professionals
Court Report – Feb. 6, 2024
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Bogie wants your vote
There are four seasons for Dan Bogenschuetz, according to his sister-in-law: Packer pre-season, Packer regular season, Packer postseason, and waiting for the next Packer season.
Boat races to return this summer
The P1 Offshore and Class 1 Race Calendar was released this week, which includes a stop in Sheboygan Aug. 9-11.
Three Lutheran HS girls honored for their achievements
A bunch of school records and milestones were celebrated after Lutheran’s game against Ozaukee earlier in the month.
Sports Highlights – Jan. 23, 2024 edition
South’s basketball team snapped a 13-game losing streak to Bay Port earlier this month.
The Redwings, who led by 15 at halftime on Jan. 11, got 23 points from Aiden Nienhuis and 13 from Matt Leonhard.
WIAA likely moving South to new home
In an effort to place Plymouth and Kewaskum into new conferences, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Realignment Task Force modified plans impacting three leagues.
Victim’s fake package containing tracker helps police locate mail theft suspect
A local man who had multiple packages taken from his mailbox found a way to turn the alleged thief’s method against her and help police find the suspect.
Future of auto shop uncertain after semi crashes into it
After a semi-truck crashed into Cal & Gus Motors in Elkhart Lake Jan. 10, the future of the longtime auto shop is up in the air.
Baker set for Valentine’s pop-up event
Leah’s Sweet Dreams in Cascade has evolved into holding pop-up events throughout the area.
