Category Archives: Ryan Brahm

The John Michael Kohler Arts Center is joining forces with the Kohler Company for an artist showcase. Twelve artists have been selected to participate in the 2026 Arts/Industry residency. The competit...

The City of Two Rivers is clarifying a few things about its Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund. The city used to put flowers on the grave sites belonging to people who had passed away prior to 1992. However...

An annual holiday celebration in Mishicot is fast approaching. On December 6th, numerous businesses will be participating in Christmas in the Village. The annual event is an opportunity for the commun...

Wisconsin Public Service is looking to help customers save energy this winter. Even if your windows and doors are shut, homes can still lose energy in unexpected waysOne thing homeowners are encourage...

This holiday season, Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) are urging everyone to shop small. November 29th through December 1st has been declared "Shop Small Seaso...

A children's healthcare center in Ashwaubenon is bringing forward-thinking to its energy consumption. The Emplify Health by Bellin Children & Adolescent Center is taking steps toward achieving net...

This week was a big one for Senator Andre Jacque. The New Franken legislator had six bills pass in the Senate, including his measure aimed at extending the statute of limitations for 2nd Degree Sexual...

MONDAY - Sheboygan County was busy with road closures this week. Click here to see why. - While hospice and palliative care often are used interchangeably in conversation, ThedaCare is reminding those...

The 2026 Kiel City Budget could include increases in its debt service and general fund. City Administrator Dave Funkhouser explained that the 43% increase in the debt service happened because of borro...

The former owner and president of Schaus Mechanical has passed away. James W. Schaus was 86 years old at the time of his passing on Tuesday (November 18th). A Manitowoc native, Jim worked his entire l...