Category Archives: Local News

The Manitowoc County Historical Society has announced the grand return of the Old Fashioned Fish Fryday. Guests are invited out to the newly restored Meeme House on July 10th to enjoy a fish fry, tast...

The Manitowoc Police Department is celebrating another successful Click It or Ticket campaign. The Department has revealed that, between May 18th and 31st, 252 traffic stops were conducted for various...

With the official first day of summer around the corner, the City of Kiel Fire Department is giving reminders about grill, fire pit, and recreational fire safety. Any fire pit must be at least 15 feet...

The following story was written by Tony Plekan, a Public Services Librarian at the Manitowoc Public Library. 2026 marks the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. To celebr...

The following article was written by Jason Prigge, the Development Director at the Woodland Dunes Nature Center. Nature is constantly changing. Sometimes those changes happen slowly over decades, whil...

Wisconsin's Sixth District congressman continues to push the benefits of the Working Families Tax Cut Act, or the "One Big Beautiful Bill." Congressman Glenn Grothman chaired the U.S. Subcommittee on ...

After enacting a moratorium on data center development, Manitowoc County appears to be taking further steps. County Executive Tyler Martell says a draft ordinance is being developed by the county's pl...

The City of Sheboygan is reminding area motorists of an extended road closure. The closure of Erie Avenue between North Taylor Drive and North 19th Street is now in place and will stay in effect for a...

After nearly 80 years of being a cash-only business, an iconic Manitowoc restaurant is getting some new technology. Late's BBQ announced that starting today, they will be accepting credit cards. They ...

There are a pair of meetings today (June 8th) in the City of Two Rivers. The City Council is set to hold a special meeting at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, where they will still give the public t...