Nemak Lists New Sheboygan Manufacturing Roles in Controls and Operations
Nemak lists new Sheboygan openings in controls engineering, operational excellence and other manufacturing functions for local job seekers to review.
Nemak lists new Sheboygan openings in controls engineering, operational excellence and other manufacturing functions for local job seekers to review.
Sheboygan County businesses and organizations can register to host hands-on demonstrations for more than 1,500 students at STEAMfest 2026 on October 13.
Sheboygan residents can review the city’s preliminary 2027 budget, including department projections, funding information and capital accounts.
The Village of Random Lake is accepting applications for an open trustee seat, with applications due October 9 and an expected appointment October 19.
A free adult program at Plymouth Public Library will let participants share stories behind meaningful objects and learn practical ways to preserve personal records.
The Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk starts September 12 at the Town of Sheboygan Fire Department. Registration prices change after 11:59 p.m. Friday.
Sheboygan Falls High School students have two upcoming deadlines: PSAT registration is due September 18, while spring Start College Now applications are due October 1.
Sheboygan County is reviewing a proposed 2027 campus budget that keeps the levy flat at $125,189 and includes an $85,000 storm-sewer project.
The September 16 symposium in Sheboygan will connect employers, educators and workforce leaders around career readiness, talent retention and local needs.
Acuity is seeking a full-time day-shift custodian at its Sheboygan headquarters, with maintenance duties, occasional off-hours support and listed benefits.
A September 8 Job Center search for Sheboygan ZIP code 53083 shows 15 listings and 26 openings, including packaging, manufacturing, support and assembly jobs.
Sheboygan Falls voters will decide a proposed $65.7 million school facility referendum on November 3, 2026, after four information sessions and tours.
MyPath has opened The Richardson School at 2108 N. 21st Street in Sheboygan, adding a local therapeutic day-school option for students ages 5 through 21.
Lakeland University is adding transfer and bachelor’s-degree support at Lakeshore College in Cleveland, with an open house and ribbon-cutting planned for September 10.
Flora Fields opens Friday, September 4, at 1271 Highland Drive in Kohler, offering a nine-acre corn maze, sunflowers, seasonal food and fall activities through November 1.
Event: Hulas & Homicide Murder Mystery Theatre by Playwright Jack Pachuta Date: Friday, September 11, 2026-7:30pm and Saturday, Sept. 12,6:30pm Organization: Plymouth Arts Center Phone: 920.892.8409 Email: info@plymoutharts.org Web: www.plymoutharts.org Experience an evening of mystery, laughter, and island-inspired fun as…
Plymouth voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a permanent $600,000 annual property-tax levy increase for police staffing, wage adjustments and equipment.
Plymouth residents can bring unwanted electronics to the city’s fall recycling event from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. September 2 at 900 County Highway PP.
AAA’s August 20 Sheboygan metro snapshot shows regular gasoline averaging $3.8892 per gallon while diesel reaches $5.3180, with diesel rising across recent comparisons.
A free public telescope session is planned for Saturday, August 22, at Maywood Environmental Park in Sheboygan, with Moon, galaxy and nebula targets.
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