Sheboygan This Week for August 22nd

ICYMI: All of the stories from WKTS News from this week

The City of Sheboygan owns the empty SouthPointe Enterprise Campus along Interstate 43. Photo by Asher Heimermann.

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Every Friday, you will receive Sheboygan This Week, an email that has all of the stories we’ve covered in the last week. Stories you may have missed or may want to read again. As new information develops, we update that particular article.

This week, WKTS published 16 free articles and attended eight government meetings.

News

• City of Sheboygan condemns Mi Ranchito; building deemed unsafe

• Sweeping Beauty, Grim Sweeper among names selected for Sheboygan DPW

• Construction underway at Sheboygan's Butzen Sports Complex

• Town of Sheboygan Public Works and Utilities keeps town thriving

• Work begins on large-scale battery storage facility in Sheboygan

• Town of Wilson considers allowing ATVs on roads

• WSCS to broadcast high school football games

• Sheboygan County Sheriff rolling out new patrol vehicles

• City of Sheboygan's failed Industrial Park in township has two new owners

• Construction begins on Gerber Collision location in Sheboygan

• The history behind the iconic Sheboygan logo

• Sheboygan to strictly enforce 24-Hour Parking Ordinance with new measure

Business

• King Park Neighborhood eyesore has new owner; building permit issued

Education

• Lakeshore College relocates to the Sheboygan Center Campus

• Forbes names SASD one of Wisconsin’s Best Employers

Arts & Culture

• Manitowoc Zoo offers fun for all ages

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