Alisa M. Schafer

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The first banners were hung in time for Memorial Day. Shady Lane launched a program to honor Manitowoc veterans and active-duty military personnel with banners. The banners display the individual's photo, name, branch of service and/or credentials along the route to Red Arrow Park. More information and applications are available on Shady Lane's website. MANITOWOC – Shady Lane, Inc., launched a new Salute to Service banner program May 22 with the first set of banners hung in time for Memorial Day.

1 week ago | htrnews.com | Alisa M. Schafer

Want to submit a message for a graduate? Send it to [email protected]. Two families celebrated their graduating seniors with messages submitted to the Herald Times Reporter. MANITOWOC – Graduates throughout Manitowoc County are celebrating their educational accomplishments and their families want to send them messages of pride and well wishes for the future. The Herald Times Reporter asked for special messages you'd like to send your graduate.

1 week ago | htrnews.com | Alisa M. Schafer

Manitowoc modeled the ordinance from cities like Sheboygan and Ludington, Michigan. Manitowoc's new Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area allows alcoholic beverages purchased at participating establishments to be consumed outdoors within designated boundaries. The DORA will operate annually from April 15 to Oct. 31, between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.The initiative aims to boost downtown businesses and economic activity, mirroring similar programs in other cities.

1 week ago | htrnews.com | Alisa M. Schafer

Four finalists have been selected for the Two Rivers city manager position. The finalists will participate in assessments and interviews May 29-30. A public meet-and-greet with the candidates is slated for May 29. The city council aims to select a candidate after May 30.

1 week ago | htrnews.com | Alisa M. Schafer

Hotter temps are expected for the 2025 summer seasonNOAA predicts a hotter-than-average summer for Wisconsin. The Old Farmer's Almanac concurs, forecasting hotter temperatures nationwide. Last summer was one of the hottest recorded, averaging 73.8 degrees Fahrenheit. MANITOWOC – Looks like Wisconsin's summer will be hot, hot, hot this year, according to predictions from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center.