Sarah Hall

Rising grocery costs are not only stretching shoppers’ budgets, but are also causing the Plymouth School District to propose higher-than-usual meal price increases for 2026-27. “It’s no secret that food prices keep going up, so we’ve been watching the food service department for the last few months and looking at meal prices and some changes we may have to make […]

Sarah Hall backs better pitches, facilities and support so Warrington South clubs like Cromwell Athletic, Crosfields and Bank Quay Bulls can grow.

The final set of presentations by exchange students attending Sheboygan County schools this year started out with a somber reminder of current world affairs, before six speakers followed with some of the most light-hearted international trivia offered at these events to date. The result was, as usual, an enlightening and entertaining mix. AFS Coordinator Ann Weeden welcomed a crowd of […]

As the result of Plymouth School Board action Tuesday night, local families now have both a long-sought-after and an innovative and unexpected 4K option to consider for the 2026-27 school year. They can choose between a new full-day program which parents have been clamoring for, the existing half-day format and the opportunity to enroll their children tuition-free in the new […]

ELKHART LAKE – Years of planning for a new middle school facility and other building upgrades have culminated in the start of actual construction at the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District, with site preparation and materials staging underway. To celebrate the occasion, the district is inviting parents, business leaders and community members to a groundbreaking ceremony at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday,

This circa 1892 photo from the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center shows more than 20 men, all in hats and suspenders, completing construction on downtown Plymouth's original Laack Block. Look closely, and you will see that two small boys also joined in for what was surely an elaborate photo shoot intended to commemorate a momentous occasion. Horse-drawn wagons, a hand

He had a decidedly small-town upbringing, parents who split up and a fondness for drugs while in high school, and became a father at age 18. She grew up in the Milwaukee area and was an achiever from the start, who quickly advanced in business and met her future husband when she hired him. Together, the Plymouth couple turned what […]

As heavy equipment whirred and workers poured cement in the background, more than 50 people gathered early last Thursday afternoon for a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the start of construction on the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District’s $39.6 million referendum building project. The event marked the culmination of a truly long haul. What began as a vision several years ago began to […]

For the last decade or so, Sheboygan County exchange students have quietly been experiencing a most unusual culture swap – with an Amish family in Cecil, Wisconsin. “We meet with them in the beginning of the year and again towards the end,” said AFS Coordinator Ann Weeden. “Our AFS group spends the day with them at their school, exchanging information, […]

Behavioral health providers in the District of Columbia (“District” or “D.C.”) are operating in an environment of heightened government scrutiny.