News
Health careers that are in high demand right now

    Medical research, technological advancements and a population that is living longer are all reasons that the health care field continues to grow. Full Story
BBB advises donors on how to vet Haiti earthquake charity appeals

    As immediate relief needs are assessed in the wake of the devastating earthquake in Haiti Jan. 12, many Americans are looking for ways to help by donating to a charity. Full Story
PIC gets check from women’s group

    The Plymouth Professional Business Women (PPBW) presented Martha Laning, executive director of the Plymouth Intergenerational Coalition (PIC), a check for $3,000 at their first monthly meeting of Full Story
Public meetings planned on river dredging

    Plans are underway to dredge contaminated sediments out of the lower reaches of the Sheboygan River and the harbor area. Full Story
Fairy tales to be told at library

    The Plymouth Public Library will host storyteller Kristia Wildflower in the library's meeting room Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 1:30 p.m., for an early release day program. Full Story
Neighbors
JMKAC celebrates Polish culture with family festival

    Bring the kids; bring the grandparents. Full Story
`Warm Equations’ opens at UW-S Jan. 25

    The public is invited to the University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan’s Fine Arts Gallery for the newest art exhibit, “Warm Equations” by local artist Anne Carnes, from Jan. Full Story
How to create a one-of-a-kind wedding

    Millions of couples get engaged every holiday season when love and affection are in the air. Full Story
Classic style trumps trends for a wedding you’ll still love in 20 years
CLASSIC STYLE TRUMPS TRENDS FOR A WEDDING YOU'LL STILL LOVE IN 20 YEARS

    Wedding album, videos and a carefully preserved gown – your wedding mementoes are meant to be precious reminders of your special day. Full Story
Let yourself experience all the excitement of being engaged

    Congratulations – you're engaged! This is a special time, leading up to the big day that will change your lives forever. Full Story
Opinion
Supervisor Baumgart cites county’s efforts to balance fiscal out-flow with income
"Your County" column

    To tax or not to tax, that is the question. Full Story
Some on council need to grow up

    SINCE THEY HAVE NO contenders in the April general election, some members of the Plymouth City Council seem to want to bring contention to their meetings. Full Story
Senator Leibham reports the ongoing state budget bad news
Capitol Connection

    Throughout 2009, I consistently expressed concern regarding the irresponsible budget practices being advanced by our state government. Full Story
Government for the government

   To the Editor: Full Story
Thank you

   To the Editor: Twenty-plus years ago, I was fortunate to be co-chair of the Plymouth Library Renovation Campaign. Full Story
Calendar
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Police & Court
Circuit Court Report – Jan. 18

    The following persons either stipulated to the indicated charge or had their cases heard in Sheboygan County Circuit Court. All information is taken from case documents. Full Story
Sports
Good times on Big Chetac

    Last weekend, everything went perfectly in the life and times of Mark Walters. Please keep reading for details of a really fun fishing trip. Friday, Jan. 8 Full Story
Sheboygan Christian v.s. Elkhart Lake

    SHEBOYGAN – Sheboygan Christian sank an amazing 12 three-point goals to key a 78-54 pasting of the visiting Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Resorters in boys basketball here Friday night. Full Story
Resorters win going away

    STOCKBRIDGE – The Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Resorters dominated from the start en route to a 59-27 pummeling of Stockbridge here Thursday night. Full Story
Tigers breeze to CLC win

    HOWARDS GROVE – The Howards Grove Tigers had a 21-5 scoring advantage in the second quarter to key a 59-31 rout over Random Lake in a Central Lakeshore Conference boys basketball game here F Full Story
048p1.jpg Howards Grove Tigers v.s. Cedar Grove-Belgium

    CEDAR GROVE – The Howards Grove Tigers staved off a fourth-quarter rally by Cedar Grove- Belgium here Thursday night to win, 52-45 and stay unbeaten in Central Lakeshore Conference girls bas Full Story
Obituaries
014p1.jpg ROSITA “ROSE” BROWN

    Rosita “Rose” Brown, 79, of 1211 Huron Trail, Sheboygan Falls, passed away Friday morning, Jan. 15, 2010, after a 14-year battle with Alzheimer’s. Full Story
020p1.jpg DONALD T. EBBERS

    Donald T. Ebbers, 75, of N2594 County GW, Oostburg, died early Sunday morning, Jan. Full Story
022p1.jpg LAWRENCE L. ELMER

    Lawrence L. Elmer, age 77, of the town of Rhine, passed away unexpectedly early Thursday morning, Jan. 14, 2010, at his home. Full Story
025p1.jpg CAROL JUNE HALL

    Carol June Hall, age 64, of Deerfield Beach, Fla., formerly of Bristol/Kenosha, Wis., passed away unexpectedly at her home in Florida on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010. Full Story
026p1.jpg JEANETTE R. KOEPKE

    Jeanette R. Koepke, age 82, of 221 South Pleasantview Road, Plymouth, Wis., passed away unexpectedly early Tuesday morning, Jan. 12, 2010, at her home. Full Story
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