Category Archives: Local News

The Sheboygan Police Department is paying special attention this month to a persistent problem. That problem has earned the nickname "Sheboygan Roll", but it's not the famous hard roll usually cradlin...

In order for anyone to have full access to all the opportunities modern life offers, reading and writing are essential. But literacy rates aren't what they should be, and so the U-W Green Bay Literacy...

The old saying goes "In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb", or the reverse of that when it comes to March weather. But the Sheboygan Area may need a new animal for 2023. So far the National Weather Service...

If not for the ability to monitor for the presence of virus particles in wastewater, one might not realize that COVID-19 is trending upwards in Sheboygan once again. The Sheboygan County Division of P...

Republican Representative Terry Katsma of Oostburg has announced a series of holding local listening sessions in order to communicate with constituents and get input on the proposed budget now being d...

A celebration of Sheboygan's locally-owned dining scene is returning for the first time in four years. The Harbor Centre Business Improvement District is bringing back Sheboygan Restaurant Week next w...

If you've considered working as a Sheriff's Deputy in Sheboygan County, the clock is ticking. The Sheboygan County Sheriff's Department is accepting applications for Deputy Sheriff, but only until 4 p...

Sheboygan's beloved Above and Beyond Children's Museum has announced that it will reopen next week. The museum, which suffered broken water pipes over the Christmas weekend, underwent extensive recove...

The proposed five-year strategic plan for the City of Sheboygan developed by the firm Baker Tilly went without the approval of the Committee of the Whole on Wednesday night. The draft approach designe...

Three Sheboygan County employers have been granted nearly $765,000 collectively by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development through the Fast Forward Worker Training Program. In all, the $3.8M...