Stories You May Have Missed, A Week in Review

Governor Tony Evers has signed three more bills written by Senator Andre Jacque into law. Click here to see which bills made the cut.
The DATCP has announced the top candidates looking to become the 75th Alice in Dairyland. Click here to see who will be competing during the May Finals Show.
The Capitol Civic Center has announced the date for the final Vic Ferrari Symphony on the Rocks Show. Click here for the details.
The two Peewee level teams in the Manitowoc County Youth Hockey Association competed in their state Tournaments this weekend. Click here to see how they did.

The latest monthly report for the Manitowoc Police Department shows adult and criminal charges on the increase from last year at this time. Click here to see the numbers.
A Manitowoc Psychologist has praised the PSYPACT Bills, but says the battle is far from over. Click here to see what Stacy Soeldner had to say.
The management team at Manitowoc’s Burger Boat Company observed National Employee Appreciation Day last week. Click here to see what they did for their employees.
A Manitowoc floral company will be celebrating 100 years in business later this month. Click here to see how The Flower Gallery will be celebrating.

As lakeshore area homeowners begin to dream about getting out in their yards this spring, an area landscaper says he’s had the chance to be outside earlier than usual. Click here to see what Jerry Haupt of Lakeland Landscape had to say.
The Manitowoc Public Library has updated their logo and website. Click here to learn more.
Last year’s tonnage numbers are in from the Manitowoc Port. Click here to see what they are.
Students at Sturgeon Bay High School stepped up to help the first responders that took care of the Butch’s Bar fire last month the best way they knew how. Click here to see how they helped out.

Assemblyman Shae Sortwell has responded to Gov. Evers’ release of $50 million for law enforcement. Click here to see what he had to say.
The Manitowoc County of League of Women Voters will be holding a candidate forum next week. Click here for the details.
The Mayor of Manitowoc was in Washington D.C. this week. Click here to see why.
The Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum and Two Rivers Historical Society have decided to separate in order to increase each organization’s success. Click here to see why this move will help both organizations.

It’s official, the former Paragon Partners property in Two Rivers has a new owner. Click here to learn more.
The former Sheboygan Press building located at 632 Center Avenue will be transformed into apartments. Click here to learn more.
Another bill penned by Senator Andre Jacque has been signed into law. Click here to learn more.
A ten-week half-marathon training program will be offered in Manitowoc beginning in April. Click here to learn more.