Category Archives: Brian Norton

The Two Rivers Raiders' girls' softball team looks for its fifth straight win and its seventh win in nine games this season as they entertain the Sheboygan Falls/Kohler in an EWC contest at Viet Nam P...

The Manitowoc Lincoln Girls Soccer Team looks to win its second consecutive match tonight as they host The Hartford Orioles in a non-conference match at Rubick Field. The Ships are coming off a thrill...

Wisconsin Emergency Management, along with Ready Wisconsin, has announced that, given recent severe weather events affecting communities across the state, the annual statewide tornado drills scheduled...

The City of Manitowoc Engineering Department announced that 10th Street between Quay Street and Maritime Drive is scheduled to be closed to traffic between approximately 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. next Tuesday...

The National Weather Service in Green Bay has issued a Dense Fog Advisory from 11 p.m. tonight (Wednesday) until 10 a.m. Thursday (tomorrow) morning. Visibility will be reduced to less than a quarter ...

A Flood Warning remains in effect until further notice for the Manitowoc River in the city of Manitowoc. The National Weather Service in Green Bay says that as of noon Wednesday (today), the bank full...

Pole vaulter Will McDole of Kiel leaps 13 feet one inch to capture one of two individual first-place finishes, leading the Raiders to victory in an EWC Quadrangular meet held at New Holstein Tuesday n...

Senior Ava Quinchia scores the game-winning goal inside the box late in the second half to propel Manitowoc Lincoln to a 3 to 2 victory over Oostburg in a non-conference girls soccer game at Rubick Fi...

The Manitowoc County Highway Department has announced that State Highway 147 in the Village of Mishicot is closed due to rapidly rising water. The recommended detour route is to take County Highway V ...

The National Weather Service in Green Bay has issued a Flood Warning for the Manitowoc River near the city of Manitowoc until further notice. Where the river is measured to flood stage, it was 10.4 fe...