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Latest Injury Update Makes Packers' AJ Dillon Decision a No-Brainer
Just like every other team in the NFL, the Green Bay Packers are trying to finalize their initial 53-man roster for the new season. This means that cuts are coming and players will be hitting the waiver wire until 4 pm EST on Tuesday. One of the biggest decisions for...
New Business Going into Former 8th Street Ale Haus Location
The popular 8th Street Ale Haus bar in Sheboygan closed its doors in June, it is now known what will be taking its place. The building, located at the corner of Eighth Street and St. Clair Avenue in Downtown Sheboygan, is now home to The Spices Restaurant and Bar. The...
Former Packer Pro Bowler Lands New NFL Job
When the Green Bay Packers drafted Scott Wells with the 251st overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, they had no idea they would be getting a long-term starter who would help them win a Super Bowl. The offensive lineman out of Tennessee turned himself into one of the best centers in the league, starting in 100 games for Green Bay before finishing out his career with the Rams. Ten years after his retirement, Wells just landed a big-time job with the NFL Players Association.
North Town offering tours of Sheboygan development
Welcome to North Town will be held 4 to 8 p.m. Aug. 29 in Sheboygan to showcase the newest development from North Town Partners. The main focus will be the 83 apartments of the Adeline building which already has residents moving in. It is located off North 40th Street. Guests...
8-27-24 5 west nurse receives st. agnes hospital daisy award
Photo caption: Julia Bell, RN, with SSM Health St. Agnes Hospital’s 5 West medical/surgical floor, was recently recognized with a DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. She was joined by (left to right) Lori Cardinal, Megan Krupp, Julia Bell (award recipient), Toni Schlieve, and Sara Komosa.. Julia Bell, RN, 5...
DCU Girls Swimmers Open Season at Pentathlon
The Door County United (DCU) cooperative high school girls swim team, which consists of swimmers from Sevastopol, Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door, opened the season at Saturday’s Marinette Pentathlon. Each swimmer in the first Bay Conference matchup for 2024 competed in the same five events – the 50-yard butterfly,...
Miller Art Museum set to leave library by 2029
On Tuesday, the Door County Board of Supervisors will weigh in on a new occupancy agreement with the Miller Art Museum, which has called a portion of the Sturgeon Bay campus of the Door County Library home for decades since it was founded in 1975. According to the agreement published in the agenda packet for Tuesday’s meeting, the timing would allow the Door County Library and the Miller Art Museum to plan and raise the necessary money to accomplish their goals for the future. Both entities are looking at ways to expand, which cannot happen given the current circumstances. The county and the City of Sturgeon Bay will each pay $500,000 to the Miller Art Museum Foundation before the museum fully vacates its space at the library. If the museum remains in the city, the agreement also states that Sturgeon Bay officials will cooperate with the Miller Art Museum to pursue grants and offer financial support for needs like public restrooms and parking. If the museum cannot vacate the library by September 1st, 2029, it will pay a rent of $3,500 a month for up to one year.
Milwaukee County and southern Wisconsin under an excessive heat warning again today
Milwaukee County is entering its second day of extreme heat, which has brought school closures and uncomfortable temperatures in the 90s. Yesterday, Milwaukee recorded a peak temperature of 94 degrees, according to the State Climatology Office, with heat indices making things feel 100 degrees or warmer in some areas. This nearly broke...
Evers, DNR propose new set of PFAS drinking water standards
Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) introduced a proposed new set of standards for the allowable amount of PFAS in the state’s drinking water on Monday. The action brings Wisconsin’s standards in line with the federal government’s. PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” are a family of man-made chemical compounds […]
UW regents to ask Evers for $855 million budget increase
MADISON (AP) — Universities of Wisconsin regents agreed overwhelmingly on Thursday to ask Gov. Tony Evers for an additional $855 million for the cash-strapped system in the next state budget. UW system President Jay Rothman has promised he won’t seek to raise tuition during the life of the two-year spending plan if the system gets the money. Tuition and student fees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the system’s flagship campus,...
Excessive Heat Warnings Now Issued In These 12 Minnesota Counties
For those who thought summer weather was behind us and were already in a pumpkin spice frame of mind, the start of this week served as a great reminder that summer is still very much here. Throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin, the story of the day Monday was the hot weather,...
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