Beth Dippel News Today

94 soldiers from Sheboygan County gave the ultimate sacrifice during World War I.

Early Indigenous inhabitants of what today is Sheboygan County made pottery, were avid gardeners and created distinctive burial mounds.

As part “What and Why RI” series, we set out to answer why Rhode Islanders stubbornly call it a bubbler, while most of the country does not.

This weeks Throwback takes a look at the history of the woolen mills building along the Sheboygan River in Sheboygan Falls.

The Mill House is the countys oldest building and home to a new exhibit this holiday season that is A Treemendous Celebration. Heres what to know.

A Sheboygan museum will throw up the curtains Friday on its annual Holiday Memories display reprising the glow of H.C. Prange’s holiday window.

This weeks Sheboygan history slider shows the location of the Sheboygan Business College in 1909 and what that building looks like in 2022.

This weeks Sheboygan history slider shows a school building that was moved to 723 Erie Ave. in 1926. The church used that location for years.

This weeks Sheboygan history slider shows the Lottie Cooper in the late 19th century and how it looked when it was recovered in the 1990s.

This weeks Sheboygan history slider shows how St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church has changed from the 1980s to today.