MONDAY
– State Sen. André Jacque of De Pere has called on the State Legislature to override Gov. Evers’ veto of paddlewheel raffle fundraisers by non-profit organizations. Click here to see what Jacque said about Governor Evers, and why this bill is so important.
– The Manitowoc County Health Department has announced the resumption of several clinical services. Click here to see what those services are, and what is planed for the future.
– Road America and Marwin Sports have announced a new partnership, naming Marwin Sports the official race apparel provider of Road America. Mike Kertscher, Road America’s President and General Manager said of the partnership, “We value their commitment to excellence and quality, and we look forward to this new partnership.”
– The Manitowoc Bandits captured the championship game of the 2021 Playball Tournament at Municipal Baseball Field over the weekend. Click here to see how they earned the trophy, and who was named the tournament MVP.
TUESDAY
– The Boys and Girls Club of Manitowoc County is asking for the community’s help in raising funds to build a clubhouse in the city. Click here to see what they plan on using the $1.9 million for, and how you can contribute.
– Metro Jam is back, and they have announced some of their lineup, including the Saturday night headliner. Click here to see who will take the Washington Park stage on August 21st, to close out the two day event.
– The Weil Center for the Performing Arts in Sheboygan is welcoming in a couple of Country Music megastars to celebrate their 20th Anniversary Season. Click here to see when the artists will be in Sheboygan, and how you can get your tickets.
– There are a couple of fundraisers coming up for Dogs 2 Dog Tags. Click here to see what they are, and how you can take part.
WEDNESDAY
– The longtime Athletic Director, Coach and Administrator in the Mishicot School District has announced her retirement. Click here to see what Terri Risch said about her time there, and what she plans to do once she is officially retired.
– The Manitowoc Public Library Executive Director recapped how COVID-19 has effected the library over the past year. Click here to see what Kristin Stoeger had to say.
THURSDAY
– The Manitowoc Public School District’s Board of Education has approved the contract from the McKinley Charter School to move forward with a full distance learning option to families beginning with the 2021-22 school year. Click here to learn more details.
– The Two Rivers City Council met on Monday, where they looked over a proposal to amend the city ordinance on UTV and ATV usage on city streets. Click here to see why City Manager Greg Buckley thinks the Council shot down the proposal.
– Registration is now open for the 2021 iteration of the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field. Click here to learn more about the event and how you can register.
– Felician Village and Shoreline Credit Union will be hosting a classic car show late next month. Click here to learn more about the event, and how you can register your own vintage vehicle.
FRIDAY
– A bar located near downtown Manitowoc is directly responsible for helping save nine dogs from a kill shelter in Texas, according to the Lakeshore Humane Society. The local pet shelter thanked Ann from Digger Dave’s for the donation, which they said covered the cost of transportation and the pull fees for all of the canines.
– The Knights of Columbus Council 710 out of Manitowoc County have shown their appreciation for the teachers who worked very hard throughout the pandemic by making a very generous donation to the Roncalli Catholic School system. Click here to see what the donation entailed.
– The Kids From Wisconsin 2021 tour, entitled “Live! In Living Color” will be coming to the Lakeshore area. Click here to see when they will be in Manitowoc and Sheboygan Falls.
– Two seniors at Manitowoc Lincoln High School have been honored by WOMT Radio. Click here to see who was named the WOMT Female and Male Senior Athletes of the year.
