MONDAY
– The second installment of State Sen. André Jacque’s bipartisan Clean Water Agenda has been signed into law by Gov. Tony Evers. Click here to learn more about the bill, and what is happening with the third bill in the series.
– The Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) awarded more than $4.7 million to 34 Sheboygan County restaurants and businesses in July. In total, the RRF contributed $28.6 billion to over 100,000 restaurants, bars, and food and beverage businesses across the country.
– Memories of a special football season 41 years ago in Two Rivers were rekindled late last week. Click here to learn more about the event, including how you can buy a book revisiting the 1980 Raiders Football Championship.
– The Sheboygan County SaberCats avenged two regular-season losses to the Chicago Chaos, winning 37-18 to advance to the Midwest United Football League Championship. That game will be played at Hart Park in Wauwatosa on Saturday, August 21st, where the SaberCats will take on the Milwaukee County Chargers.
TUESDAY
– Congressman Glen Grothman’s response to being asked if he was vaccinated is being scrutinized by his opposition. Click here to see what he said, and what the Democratic response was.
– The three major road construction projects taking place in Two Rivers are coming ever closer to being completed. Click here to see what is coming up for the 24th, 25th, and Madison Street Projects.
– The Manitowoc Public Library has received money from the Read Africa Grant program. Click here to learn more about the program.
– While the Red Cross is looking for people to donate blood, they are also urging people to volunteer to help in case of a disaster. Click here to learn how you can get involved.
WEDNESDAY
– Drugs remain a huge problem all over, including in Manitowoc County. Click here to see what drug Sheriff Dan Hartwig says is the biggest issue locally.
– There is some good news for bikers that use the Mariners Trail in Two Rivers. Click here to learn more about the new bike repair station in the Cool City.
– The Capitol Civic Center in Manitowoc has expanded their 2021-22 season to now include a total of 30 shows. Click here to see which shows were just added to their late summer and fall lineup.
– After a decade at the helm, Greg Anderson is stepping away from WOMT’s SportsTalk program. Click here to see what Greg said was the biggest surprise he experienced during his time hosting the show.
THURSDAY
– Manitowoc County is one step closer to having an Ag Education again. Click here to learn more, including how County Executive Bob Ziegelbauer has help expedite the process.
– The Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center will close for the season on August 21st. Click here to see why.
– The Manitowoc County Sheriff’s Office is looking into getting body cameras. Click here to see why money will be a big problem in getting them.
– Manitowoc County is holding a free nitrate screening for private well owners during the Manitowoc County Fair. Click here to see how you can get your water tested.
FRIDAY
– Manitowoc-based Bank First has announced plans to construct a new operations center in the Clipper City. Click here to learn more about the 13,000 square foot facility.
– The practical Nursing Program at Lakeshore Technical College has been named one of the best in the entire state. Click here to learn more about how they earned that distinction from PracticalNursing.org.
– Scammers have been trying to take advantage of people since the beginning of time, and now is no different. Click here to see the latest scam to hit Manitowoc County, and how it is a bit different from other scams.
– The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds those participating in the upcoming deer hunting season to use tree stands safely. Click here to learn more about how to safely use a tree stand.
