Lakeshore College Apprentices Receive $104,000 in Tools of the Trade Scholarships
Lakeshore College apprentices received $104,000 in Ascendium scholarships, helping 52 Wisconsin skilled trades students cover training costs.
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Mead Avenue Closed Between S. 12th and S. 10th Streets in Sheboygan Starting April 20
A stretch of Mead Avenue in Sheboygan is closed to through traffic this week between South 12th Street and South 10th Street, with no posted detour. Residents will still have access while the city completes storm sewer, crosswalk, curb, gutter, and concrete repairs.
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Sheboygan lane closures begin on South Business Drive as city starts spring road work
Drivers on Sheboygan’s south side should expect lane closures on South Business Drive between Union Avenue and Georgia Avenue after road work began April 15. The city says one lane in each direction is closed, no posted detour is planned, and the work is tentatively expected to continue into June.
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I-43 Resurfacing Underway in Sheboygan County: What Drivers Should Know This Week
Lane closures are now in place on I-43 between Wilson/Lima Road and WIS 42 as resurfacing and bridge repair work gets underway. Here’s what Sheboygan drivers should expect and how to plan ahead.
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Sheboygan’s 715 Acres of Parks: What the City’s New 2026 Comprehensive Plan Means for Local Recreation
The City of Sheboygan’s March 2026 Comprehensive Plan confirms 36 municipal parks totaling about 715 acres — including nine along Lake Michigan. Here’s what that means for beaches, playgrounds, trails, dog parks, and family plans this spring and summer.
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Lakeshore College awarded $1.5M in grants
CLEVELAND, WI – Lakeshore College has been awarded $1.5 million in grant funding from the Wisconsin Technical College System to support a range of initiatives aimed at improving student success, expanding workforce training, and strengthening educational pathways across the region….
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Wisconsin Early Autism Project to Open New ABA Learning Center in Sheboygan April 7
A ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 7 will mark the opening of the Wisconsin Early Autism Project’s new ABA Learning Center at 1338 N. Taylor Drive in Sheboygan, expanding local access to autism services for families across the county.
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Sheboygan Approves 1,514-Unit Housing Development: What It Means for Growth, Neighborhoods, and Future Planning
The Sheboygan Common Council has approved a 1,514-unit residential development on the city’s south side. Here’s what the phased project through 2042 means for families, schools, neighborhoods, and local businesses.
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Lakeshore College Earns American Welding Society Accreditation
Lakeshore College has received provisional accreditation from the American Welding Society, allowing the school to conduct nationally recognized welder certification testing.
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Grant Writing Basics Workshop Helps Sheboygan County Residents Access Funding
Nonprofits, educators, and community leaders in Sheboygan County will have the chance to sharpen their skills at a free Grant Writing Basics workshop on Monday, September 22, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. The session will be hosted online via Zoom…
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Final Day of the Sheboygan County Parade of Homes Showcases Inspiration for Homeowners
The Sheboygan County Parade of Homes is wrapping up this weekend, and Saturday, September 20, is your last chance to explore the newest and most inspiring homes across the county. On Day 3, homes will be open from 10:00 AM…
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Sheboygan County Parade of Homes Opens Doors to Inspiration This Week
If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping inside newly built houses, seeing the latest remodeling trends, or gathering inspiration for your own project, the Sheboygan County Parade of Homes is your ticket. Presented by the Home Builders Association, this showcase runs…
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The Storied Past and Transformative Future of Sheboygan’s Weill Center
Discover how the 1928 “atmospheric” Sheboygan Theatre evolved into today’s Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts—and learn about its newly unveiled $13 million expansion that will redefine arts and culture in downtown Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan’s Forward Momentum: A Closer Look at Key Improvements and Ongoing Challenges
Sheboygan has long been a city of resilience and growth, driven by leaders and local agencies that respond to challenges with pragmatic solutions. While there have been hurdles—ranging from infrastructure needs and housing shortages to cybersecurity threats—city officials have shown…
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LongHorn Steakhouse to Break Ground in Sheboygan
LongHorn Steakhouse, a renowned casual dining chain celebrated for its expertly grilled steaks and bold flavors, is making its way to Sheboygan. Expected to break ground in the spring, the new restaurant will be conveniently located near Olive Garden, visible…
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Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Set to Open in Sheboygan
Sheboygan County residents, get ready to save big! Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, the discount retailer famous for its slogan “Good Stuff Cheap,” is bringing its deals to Sheboygan. Set to open in the former Big Lots location at 3426 Kohler Memorial…
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Former Hospital Site could Become the land of 21 Single-family homes in Sheboygan
The former Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center site at 2629 N. Seventh St. (Candlestick Lane) is looking to become 21 single-family homes. The city of Sheboygan is working to finalize a purchase agreement with Aurora for $150,000 after the health…
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2nd Annual Sheboygan Midwest Challenge Boosts Local Economy with $3.3 Million Impact
The 2nd Annual Sheboygan Midwest Challenge spurred over $3.3 million in visitor spending, drawing 21,000 spectators and boosting Sheboygan’s global profile.
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Sheboygan Area Employers Benefit from Workforce Development Resources
Sheboygan employers are facing the same workforce challenges as many across the nation—worker shortages due to demographic shifts and rising employment barriers like affordable childcare and transportation. However, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) is stepping up to support…
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Sheboygan Area School District’s $121 Million Referendum: Investing in the Future of Farnsworth and Urban Middle Schools
This November, Sheboygan residents will have the opportunity to make a crucial investment in the future of the Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) by supporting a $121 million referendum to rebuild and remodel Farnsworth and Urban Middle Schools. Both schools…
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