The 19th year of Plymouth Dirt Track Racing competition and 64th overall season of regular weekly racing action there was scheduled to start Saturday, but it was postponed because of rain.
Start of racing season in Plymouth delayed
Dettloff is one of smartest, athletic seniors around
North’s Dylan Dettloff is one of 32 seniors selected as finalists to receive the WIAA’s Statewide Scholar Athlete Award.
Glewen gives up sports to attend Liberty
Zach Glewen knew he wanted to attend at Liberty University. But the Lutheran senior could also play basketball, maybe even continue track and field, at MSOE.
Decisions, decisions.
Soccer season off to good start for two teams
The momentum from last year has carried over to this season for the Lutheran/Christian soccer squad, and it helped the Crusaders earn the No. 9 ranking in last week’s Division 4 state poll.
Veldkamp hired at Christian
Sheboygan Christian has a new girls basketball coach in Dustin Veldkamp.
County supports ski hill revitalization efforts
SHEBOYGAN – The County Board added its support Apr. 18 to a private/public effort to revitalize the Nutt Ski Hill in Plymouth.
Man sentenced to 23 years for fentanyl death
A Cudahy, WI man was sentenced to 23 years in state prison Apr. 21 for providing fentanyl to a Sheboygan woman who died from a subsequent overdose in Oct. 2021.
Opinion: Fund the Wisconsin Artistic Endowment Foundation
Arts, entertainment and culture are a vital part of the fabric of our communities. Wisconsin currently ranks last in the nation in per-capita arts funding, and we need to do more to help further generations.
Opinion: Democracy threatened globally
What is the condition of our democracy and do we continue to be committed to maintaining the principles that underlie the rule of law?
If you are struggling to understand this, you are not alone.
Local man brings new vibe to karaoke
At first, Anthony Peterson went to karaoke night at Vreeke’s Tavern in Sheboygan just to sing.
Now, he’s running the weekly event every Thursday.
