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1 week ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Dave Boehler |Sarah Hall
Abel Fouts is a fundraising, gym-naming machine. For the third year in a row, the fourth grader at Horizon Elementary has raised the most money in his school’s annual Kids Heart Challenge. Fouts alone raised $5,457 of the $8,977 total donations from his school, which more than doubled the $4,000 goal. The reward is naming rights for Horizon Elementary’s gymnasium […] Remember Me
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1 week ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Jeff Pederson
The Sheboygan Falls Common Council backed the hiring of Ayres Associates to serve as the design engineer for phase 2 of the Fond du Lac Avenue reconstruction project at a monthly meeting at the Sheboygan Falls Municipal Building on Wednesday, April 16. City Administrator Shad Tenpas opened the discussion by providing background details. “In 2024 we received a grant for […] Remember Me
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1 week ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Sarah Hall
A second in time captured to accompany Review coverage of the Plymouth Association of Commerce’s new Downtown Revitalization Committee in May 1975 is the focus of this week’s Look Back. This scene of the everyday bustle along Mill Street in Plymouth offers so many clues as to what life in the heart of our small city was like then: an […] Remember Me
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1 week ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Sarah Hall
Francis Musa wants to correct a few misconceptions about his home country, Nigeria. “We do not live in mud huts, people,” the Plymouth High School senior and congenial straight shooter told a crowd of nearly 100 people at the last foreign exchange student presentations of the year, sponsored by AFS, featuring seven speakers and held at Generations on May 4. […] Remember Me
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1 week ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Dave Boehler
Lexi Balde remembers the date like it was yesterday - only this past Tuesday it was a year. “May 6th, I fractured and dislocated my ankle,” the Plymouth soccer player said. “I think that was a very big turning point in my life. Something very major happened. And I don't know, it's just kind of that day has stuck with […] Remember Me
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2 weeks ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Jeff Pederson
Members of the Sheboygan Falls Common Council backed a request to remove a fire inspection requirement for obtaining a food truck license in the city at a Public Safety Committee meeting held on Wednesday, April 16 at the Sheboygan Falls Municipal Building. Sheboygan Falls Assistant Fire Chief Calvin Kesweder discussed the city’s current ordinance, which requires food trucks to complete […] Remember Me
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2 weeks ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Jeff Pederson
Following the failure of back-to-back school facilities improvement referendums, strategies for handling highly critical facilities needs and potentially introducing another referendum were reviewed at a Sheboygan Falls School Board on Monday, April 21 at the Sheboygan Falls High Library. The meeting was the first for the School Board since Sheboygan Falls School District voters voted down a wideranging facilities improvement […] Remember Me
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2 weeks ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Sarah Hall
At the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Board of Education’s last meeting, some of the youngest official guests ever – a quartet of 3rd and 4th graders – delivered quite a grown-up presentation and slideshow about the elementary school’s new Kindness Club. Paige Lieffring, Faye Forstner, Eden Ehlenbeck and Olive Vanderkin spoke about “creating a culture of kindness” through “service and positivity.” They […] Remember Me
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2 weeks ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Sarah Hall
For a small city with a population of only 2,257 people in 1900 and still under 7,000 at the next turn of the century, Plymouth had more than its share of movie theaters over the years: Three were once clustered within blocks of each other downtown. In 1908, the Crystal Theatre on Division Street was the first to open and […] Remember Me
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2 weeks ago | 
plymouth-review.com | Barry Johanson |Dave Boehler
Nineteen DJs, including a few from as far away as New York. Three stages, highlighted by an outdoor pavilion. Speakers that can rattle concrete. And a full-blown laser/light show. Welcome to Sheboygan resident Matthew Benavides’ “Awakening: Trinity Re:born,” likely the biggest EDM (electronic dance music) event Plymouth has ever seen. It will be held Saturday, May 31, from 6 p.m. […] Remember Me
