MONDAY
– A local nonprofit is urging residents to call Wisconsin’s Senators because of cuts to the SNAP program. Click here to see what Grow It Forward CEO Amber Daugs had to say.
– A day for Manitowoc County residents to be served breakfast at a local farm returns in June. Click here to learn more about Twin Elm Family Farm, which is hosting this year’s breakfast.
– Students at Plymouth High School have earned big through scholarships this year. Click here to see how much the senior class received in scholarships.
– The Holy Family Conservatory of Music is getting ready to celebrate 100 years. Click here to learn more about the celebration.
TUESDAY
– One of the largest companies in Sheboygan County and the global cheese market is investing in the Plymouth community. Click here to learn more about Sargento’s planned project in Plymouth.
– The Two Rivers Parks and Recreation Department wants to hear from residents. Click here to see how you can make your voice heard.
– Local nonprofits were the big winners in a recent round of funding handed out by Froedtert Holy Family Memorial. Click here to see which non-profits received grants from the Community Grant Program.
– The Two Rivers Police Department is honoring the lifesaving efforts of a We Energies Employee. Click here to see what Steve Liegl did to earn a Chief’s Award.
WEDNESDAY
– A bridge in Kiel will be inspected soon. Click here to learn more about the inspection of the Highway 32 bridge over the Sheboygan River.
– The Manitowoc Public School District is planning for the future. Click here to learn more about the seven strategies the MPSD is looking to address.
– The Wisconsin Maritime Museum is kicking off its summer season with an annual reopening. Click here to see when the Sub Pub will be open this season.
– Numerous local track and field athletes and girls softball teams took the next step towards state. Click here for a recap of this week’s action.
THURSDAY
– The City of Two Rivers is looking at advertising land meant for industrial use as residential. Click here to learn more.
– The John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan says that art is being targeted, and the community needs to come together to help. Click here to see why Executive Director Amy Horst says the JMKAC is losing out on funding.
– A Sheboygan County resident has been named the very first representative of Wisconsin in a brand new nationwide pageant. Click here to see who was named the inaugural Mrs. Wisconsin 2025 by Miss United Crown of America.
– The Kiel Police Department is remembering one of its leaders who recently passed away. Click here to learn more about the life and career of former Police Chief Ronald Meyer.
FRIDAY
– The skateboarding community in Manitowoc is looking to raise money for the renovation of the Manitowoc skatepark. Click here to see how you can contribute.
– A longtime Manitowoc resident and Army veteran will officially part ways with his hundreds of pieces of handcrafted artwork this weekend. Click here to see when and where you can get your hands on some of Richard Young’s work.
– A champion motorcycle racer with ties to the Manitowoc community is returning to his “home track” this weekend. Click here to see why Australia native Troy Herfoss calls Road America his home.
– Several local and area softball, baseball, and tennis teams and individuals are still alive in their state title bids. Click here to see which teams are still alive, and when they will be back in action.
