As Brian Bateman says, “Community is built on the foundation of shared experiences and mutual support.” This sentiment rings especially true for the Foster Grandparent Program in Sheboygan, a remarkable initiative that brings together generations to enrich lives and strengthen community bonds.
Story Time presents a multifaceted opportunity for parents and children to connect deeply, not only fostering a shared love for reading and learning but also offering a space for parents and children to explore and work through their feelings. Through personalized, interactive stories, it serves as a tool for teaching valuable life lessons, enabling both children and parents to engage in a meaningful, emotional dialogue. This approach enhances the bonding experience, making reading time a therapeutic and enriching journey for the entire family.
In our bright kitchen, my daughter gave me her report card. Her messy hair bounced as she moved. She looked up at me with glasses that seemed too big for her little nose. “Is it okay, Mommy?” she asked, sounding…
SUN PRAIRIE – Winter isn’t going anywhere soon if Jimmy the Groundhog is to be believed.Sun Prairie’s famous weather-predicting rodent saw his shadow early Thursday during the 75th annual Groundhog Prognostication Event held in Cannery Square downtown, meaning we’re in…
PSCO Kieffer, a newly-launched subsidiary of Philadelphia Sign Company and part of the PSCO Global Group, has a long-standing history in the sign industry in Sheboygan, dating back 60 years. The acquisition of the manufacturing facility in April 2022 marked…
Sheboygan-based sign company PSCO Kieffer has concluded its 2022 charitable efforts through its initiative PSCO Kieffer Cares. The initiative, which began in November, aimed to give back to the local Sheboygan community through a range of company-wide efforts. These included…
Local Business and Organizations go Above and Beyond for their Community. The Above and Beyond Children’s Museum in Sheboygan has received an outpouring of support from the community following a pipe burst in the museum on Christmas morning. Jackie Erdman,…
Sheboygan County welcomed the first babies of 2023 with the arrivals of Jameer Lazar Joyner, Lucia Hernandez-Morado, and Brooke Ari Bolander, each bringing joy to their families. These newborns mark the beginning of a new year filled with love and happiness for their parents and siblings.
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