Paul Schmitt is a journalist based in Algoma, Wisconsin. He writes for the Door County Daily News, covering local sports, community events, and weather updates. His work has also been featured in the Washington Examiner.
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By: Paul Schmitt
Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol wrestler Spencer Madsen took the top spot on the podium on Saturday.
By: Paul Schmitt
Only two local high school boy's basketball teams were in action Saturday night. The Kewaunee Storm played a makeup game from Thursday, traveling
If you have never experienced Lambeau Field behind the scenes, the Door County YMCA is offering a first-time-ever Lambeau Field Bus Trip for senior adults.
With property owners trying to beat the end-of-year deadline for claiming property taxes on their 2024 tax returns, local municipalities are busy processing payments.
With local organizations looking to wrap up 2025 with last-minute donations accepted, the United Way of Door County hopes you can step up to fill the much-needed gap of their $1 million campaign goal.
With only a few days until the end of the year keeping your estate plan updated is an important step to take as 2025 approaches, according to one Sturgeon Bay estate planner.
As the holiday season continues with gifts given between family and friends, you should follow tips from the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau (BBB) on how to make store returns and exchanges less of a hassle.
By: Paul Schmitt
Two women who reached the incredible age of 100 earlier this year may not have known each other, but they will forever be connected in Door County history.
You can start the New Year off by working towards your fitness goals in 2025 at the Door County YMCA.
By: Paul Schmitt
As New Year celebrations occur over the next few days, local law enforcement will step up patrols in the next few days to get impaired drivers off the roadways.
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