MONDAY
– Food insecurity is not getting better right now in Manitowoc County. Click here to see why Grow it Forward CEO Amber Daugs is voicing her concern.
– Now that the City of Manitowoc officially owns the land of a former elementary school, what’s next? Click here to see what Mayor Justin Nickels said of the sale and how a plan will be formulated.
– A local organization is asking for help locating a banner dedicated to one of our local heroes. Click here to see how you can help find the Salute to Service Banner for Private Robert L. Nelson.
– The departure of Emanuel Wilson from the Green Bay Packers left an opening for a #2 back, and MarShawn Lloyd is ready to fill that role. Click here to see what Lloyd said to SeehaferNews.com about training camp, his health, and his expectations for the season.
TUESDAY
– We are now less than a week out from the 2026 August Partisan Primary in Wisconsin. Click here for a full ballot breakdown.
– Senator Andre Jacque has officially announced his endorsement for a former staffer looking to take over his seat. Click here to see who he is backing in the 1st Senate District race.
– A Manitowoc food pantry and an oral hygiene organization are collaborating to help keep people’s teeth clean. Click here to see how you can help Peter’s Pantry.
– A local organization is thanking the community for helping them fix a broken door. Click here to see how the community stepped up to help Grow it Forward.
WEDNESDAY
– The City of Two Rivers continues to make improvements to its underground infrastructure. Click here to see how the city plans to spend nearly $4 million in bonds for sewer and LSL upgrades.
– The Manitowoc-Two Rivers YMCA is welcoming a new member to its team. Click here to learn more about the local Y’s new Associate Executive Director, Carson Schemenauer.
– A new business in Sheboygan is planning to reopen after closing over 12 months ago. Click here to see what is in the works for Bounce Trampoline Park.
– Froedtert ThedaCare is being honored by Newsweek with several workplace culture awards. Click here to see which awards the organization received.
THURSDAY
– For the second time ever, the American Red Cross has declared a national blood supply crisis. Click here to see how you can help fix the issue.
– A building home to a former Wendy’s looks to have been sold. Click here for the sale details, and click here to see what Mayor Justin Nickels had to say about it.
– Lakeland University has received major funding to help veterans. Click here to see how the local college plans to use their near $54,000 grant.
– A nationally renowned singer/songwriter is coming to Manitowoc. Click here to see when Sean Rodriguez will be performing at Inspire Coffeehouse.
FRIDAY
– A local legislator claims Democratic representatives have compromised the integrity of legislative authorship. Click here to see why Rep. Shae Sortwell says this is a big deal.
– An iconic Manitowoc restaurant is getting another lease on life with new owners and an updated look. Click here to see what Kent Meyer and his team have planned for The Elbow Room.
– A local gaming and hobby store has had its official grand opening. Click here to see what the owners of Roll for Loot had to say at their ribbon cutting ceremony.
– A Manitowoc organization is continuing its mission of helping youths in need with a brat fry next weekend. Click here to see how you can help the Harper Group support Bryson with his journey.
