Sheboygan Murder Mystery Gala Returns With Sin City Twist
Sheboygan Theatre Company’s 4th Annual Murder Mystery Gala returns Feb 28, 2026 at the Sheboygan Yacht Club – tickets on sale now for a Vegas-themed fundraiser.
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Black Pig & Berkshire Take Center Stage at Sheboygan Film Festival Kickoff
Sheboygan’s first Film Festival kicks off Oct 2–5 with The Black Pig’s Filmmakers’ Dinner and The Berkshire’s Sips and Cinema pairing wine with world films.
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JBUSSERT Riverside Home Improvement LLC – Sheboygan’s Trusted Handyman Service
Jason Bussert, co-founder of JBussert Riverside Home Improvement LLC, has built his reputation on reliability, craftsmanship, and genuine care for the Sheboygan community. With over a decade of hands-on experience in roofing, siding, flooring, painting, renovations, and general handyman services,…
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Sheboygan Visual Artists Host Sheboygan Gallery Night at 3 Sheeps Brewing Co.
Join Sheboygan Visual Artists for Gallery Night, Sept 13, 5–9 p.m. at 3 Sheeps Brewing: original art, live painting by Ray Hagerman and Tracy Bezesky.
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Plein Air: Art in the Gardens Exhibit
Join the Sheboygan Visual Artists and The Christopher Farm and Gardens for an exhibit of the artwork created during Plein Air: Art in the Gardens. September 19 – October 24, 2025. Uptown Social1817 N. 8th StreetSheboygan, WI Open Event Friday,…
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Lakeshore College Ranked No. 2 Two-Year College in Wisconsin by WalletHub
CLEVELAND, WI — Lakeshore College has been ranked the No. 2 two-year college in Wisconsin and No. 26 in the nation by WalletHub, a personal finance company that empowers consumers to lead financially healthy lives. “These rankings are a direct…
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AI Crawlers Overwhelming Websites in Race for Content
What’s Happening A new report from The Register warns that AI-powered web crawlers are overloading websites in their rush to harvest content. These bots, used by large AI companies to train language models, are consuming bandwidth, straining servers, and in…
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New Mexico Confirms First Human Plague Case of 2025
The Case New Mexico officials confirmed the state’s first human plague case of 2025. According to a report from Fox News, the patient had recently been camping in a rural area where the infection likely occurred. What Is the Plague?…
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Report Alleges U.S. Covert Operations in Greenland
The Allegations A report circulating online claims that U.S. forces have been conducting covert operations in Greenland, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. According to the source, the missions involve intelligence gathering and possibly the development of strategic…
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley Retires, Citing Political Shift
A Respected Career Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, a central figure in Wisconsin’s legal system for nearly three decades, is stepping down from the state’s highest court. First elected in 1995, Bradley has been a steady liberal voice through years of…
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Northern Lights May Be Visible Over Wisconsin This Week
Solar Storm Activity A surge in solar storm activity is expected to brighten skies across much of the United States, giving Wisconsin residents a chance to see the northern lights. According to forecasts, conditions are strong enough that the aurora…
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TransUnion Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 4.4 Million People
Scope of the Breach TransUnion disclosed that cybercriminals accessed sensitive personal data for more than 4.4 million people. Early reports indicate that Social Security numbers, addresses, and credit information may have been compromised. Consumer Impact Identity theft experts caution that…
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Wisconsin DNR Issues “Do Not Drink” Order for Williams Bay Water
Residents of Williams Bay, Wisconsin, are under a “Do Not Drink” advisory after state officials discovered dangerous nitrite contamination in the village’s water system. According to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), recent testing revealed nitrite levels more than…
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Wisconsin Reunited: The Super-State That Should Have Been
Greater Wisconsin Rises Again A Digital Exclusive by Admiral General Supreme Commander Brian C. Bateman For too long, Wisconsin was carved, clipped, and robbed of its rightful empire. But history could have been different. This is the story of the…
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When Wisconsin Wasn’t Wisconsin: A History of Borders and Borrowed Governments
For more than half a century, Wisconsin was not Wisconsin at all. Its land was shuffled between territories, treated like a bargaining chip in political disputes, and reshaped by power struggles in neighboring states. Only in 1848 did Wisconsin finally…
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Wisconsin Border Wars: Illinois Wants Our Beer, Michigan Wants Our Brats. Both Eye Lambeau Field.
By Admiral General Supreme Commander Brian C. Bateman The Great State of Wisconsin is under siege, and let me make one thing crystal clear: we will not hand over our National Guard to Trump so he can parade them through…
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Things to Do in Sheboygan County This Week (Aug 27 – Sep 2, 2025)
Labor Day weekend means it’s time for the Sheboygan County Fair in Plymouth, plus a lineup of living-history reenactments, nature programs, ghost tours, and local markets. Here’s your full week guide. Sheboygan County Fair (Aug 28 – Sep 1, Plymouth)…
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Postmodern Jukebox Brings Holiday Vintage Vibes to the Weill Center
The Weill Center for the Performing Arts will close out the fall season with an unforgettable evening of retro music and holiday charm when Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox takes the stage on Saturday, November 22, 2025 at 7:30 PM. The…
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Events in Sheboygan County for Wednesday, August 20 through Wednesday, August 27, 2025
Aug 20 — SCIO Sheboygan Farmers Market, Fountain Park (8th St & Erie Ave, Sheboygan), 8:00 am–1:00 pm. Free to attend. SNAP/EBT accepted with Double Your Bucks up to $10 (see SCIO).Make a morning of it downtown: load up on…
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Mark Your Calendars: First Day of School for Sheboygan Public and Private Schools
“Sheboygan Welcomes Students, Teachers, and Families for 2025” With the first day of school after Labor Day quickly approaching, Sheboygan families are making their final preparations for the year ahead. The transition from summer freedom to school routines can feel…
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