Kevin Zimmermann

2024 is already being noted for its outstanding moments and achievements, with one of the first honors going to North Town Partners, developers of numerous projects in the Sheboygan Area.

Though it’s been 11 months since a wetlands permit denial from the Wisconsin DNR was upheld by the Appeals Court, plans to locate a golf course adjacent to Kohler-Andrae State Park are far from over and scheduled to be reviewed on Tuesday by the Sheboygan City Plan Commission.

As the busy holiday season gets underway, the American Red Cross is anticipating a potential drop in donations – and the resulting tight supplies of life-saving blood.

A Sheboygan manufacturer has been honored for going “above and beyond” to hire and support veterans and their families. The “Vets Ready Employer Awards” are given by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development each year. Small, medium and large employers are given either a gold or silver certification based upon the support system within the workplace, hiring and retaining veterans in the workforce and connecting veterans and their families in the community.

Manitowoc Police are hoping that the public will help them apprehend an auto thief. The MPD has turned to crimestoppers in its efforts to locate the suspect in the theft of a 2014 Chevy Malibu while the owner was parked near Family Dollar in Manitowoc on Halloween Day. That car was found abandoned near Preble Avenue in Green Bay last week Tuesday.

Residents in the path of an electric utility expansion have failed in their latest efforts to have the courts put a pause on the process. Since this past January, the Wisconsin Public Service Commission has been reviewing the proposal for a 138 kilovolt power line through the Town of Mitchell, connecting to a new substation to be constructed near Plymouth. The project is intended to supply energy to expanding populations and industry in that area, and the preferred route that appears headed for final approval crosses legacy and award-winning family farms and open natural areas that are largely undisturbed.

The driver of a car that blew a stop sign, causing a fatal traffic accident last June has been arraigned in Sheboygan County Circuit Court.

Those who wish to address City Hall may do so when published agendas allow - and that wasn't the case when She...

Taylor drive south of Highway 28 had to be shut down last night after a crash that ended with a vehicle catchi...

There’s nothing like the feeling of showing off a brand new, bright, shiny red vehicle…and the Sheboygan Fire Department was feeling proud while doing just that yesterday.