Sheboygan County Museum Sets Bilingual Gorditas Workshop for Oct. 15
The Sheboygan County Museum lists a bilingual gorditas workshop for Oct. 15, with advance registration required and tickets listed at $25 for members and $30 for the public.
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The Sheboygan County Museum lists a bilingual gorditas workshop for Oct. 15, with advance registration required and tickets listed at $25 for members and $30 for the public.
A 2026 survey of 1,541 people who live and/or work in Sheboygan County found housing and care among respondents’ top needs, but it was not a representative poll.
NWS forecasts possible advisory-level conditions on Lake Michigan nearshore waters from Sheboygan to Port Washington beginning Friday, Oct. 9; check before boating.
EMD Electronics opened a semiconductor-materials research facility in Sheboygan Falls with eight laboratories. WEDC expects the broader project to create 44 jobs.
The one-round disc golf tournament is scheduled for Oct. 24 at Road America in the Town of Plymouth. Players can start from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., but registration closes at noon.
Wade House’s Autumn Celebration Weekend is scheduled for Oct. 10–11 in Greenbush, with harvest activities, age-based admission and a Saturday apple-history talk.
A Small Craft Advisory covers Lake Michigan nearshore waters from Sturgeon Bay to Sheboygan from 7 a.m. Tuesday through 7 a.m. Wednesday, with a separate Gale Warning offshore.
The Village of Cedar Grove scheduled 2026 trick-or-treating for 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31. Residents handing out candy are asked to turn on porch lights.
NWS says patchy frost is possible Monday night, Oct. 5, in Sheboygan County valleys and low-lying areas. Residents with tender plants can consider precautions.
AAA’s October 5 Sheboygan metro averages show regular gas at $4.1874 and diesel at $6.3858 per gallon, both lower than the October 2 check but above year-ago levels.
Sheboygan’s Housing Authority will hold an Oct. 23 hearing on proposed capital plans and policy updates. Residents can review materials and submit comments.
New NWS marine alerts cover two Lake Michigan nearshore zones near Sheboygan Tuesday, October 6, including a Gale Watch with possible gusts up to 34 knots.
Sheboygan’s seasonal park changes continue Oct. 15, when most public restrooms, shelters and fish-cleaning stations are scheduled to close; more amenities follow Nov. 1.
Patchy frost is possible in Sheboygan County Sunday night, October 4. Clear skies and lows in the lower 40s are forecast; check tender plants.
A public ribbon-cutting is scheduled for Oct. 26 at Oostburg Insurance Solutions, 941 Center Ave. in Oostburg. Arrival is at 3:30 p.m.; the ceremony is at 3:35.
AAA’s Oct. 2 Sheboygan metro averages fell since Sept. 28 and last week: regular was $4.2475 and diesel $6.4249 per gallon, both still far above a year ago.
Sheboygan County’s Executive Committee was scheduled to consider a $2,800 credit sale for a proposed southside road; the recommendation was still pending at 8:20 a.m.
The NWS outlook issued at 5:53 a.m. Friday says patchy frost is possible in Sheboygan County Friday night, October 2. Cover or bring sensitive plants indoors.
Online tickets for the October 10–11 festival at Christopher Farm & Gardens in Sheboygan close by noon October 9, or earlier if capacity is reached. See parking options.
Sheboygan residents can weigh in on fences, short-term rentals, the current zoning code and home garden space at four free October sessions.
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