Someplace Better Guide

2018-2019 

A WELCOME GUIDE TO SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 

A great place 

to call home 

11 cities and villages 

to consider 

LIFESTYLE 

Eat, play, relax & explore 

CAREERS 

The best in the business

Thanks to the Sargento Family of employees, we are 

Proud to Be a Top Workplace 

2016 2015 2014 

2017 

2013 2012 2011 2010 

Eight Consecutive Years! 

“Hire good people and treat 

them like family.” 

Leonard A. Gentine, Founder of Sargento Foods Inc. 

Visit www.sargento.com/careerseers for a listing of job opportunities

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WELCOME 

From the people to the 

natural beauty, from great 

companies to excellent schools, 

get to know who we are. 

COMMUNITY 

Urban to suburban, lake cottage 

to country, Sheboygan County 

offers something for everyone. 

CAREERS 

Innovative, award-winning, 

nationally and globally 

recognized companies offer great 

opportunities for your career. 

LIFESTYLE 

What’s your passion? Arts, 

music, theatre, volunteering, 

sports. It’s all here. 

RESOURCES 

Checklists, helpful tips 

and information to help 

you make your move. 

PUBLISHED BY SHEBOYGAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND SHEBOYGAN 

COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. 

PHOTOS THROUGHOUT THIS PUBLICATION MADE AVAILABLE BY THE SHEBOYGAN 

COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND COMMUNITY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, 

VISITOR CENTERS, DISCOVER WISCONSIN, TRAVEL WISCONSIN, SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 

AREA SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND SHEBOYGAN COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 

CORPORATION, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 

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BOTTOM PHOTO BY MATT MOELLER

Sheboygan County 

Chamber of Commerce 

621 S 8th St 

Sheboygan, WI 53081 

920-457-9491 

sheboygan.org 

Elkhart Lake Area 


41 E Rhine St 

Elkhart Lake, WI 53020 

920-876-2922 

elkhartlake.com/chamber-of-commerce/ 

Plymouth 


647 Walton Dr 

Plymouth, WI 53073 

920-893-0079 

plymouthwisconsin.com 

Sheboygan Falls 

Chamber-Main Street 

504 Broadway St 

Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 

920-467-6206 

sheboyganfalls.org 

Sheboygan County Economic 

Development Corporation 

508 New York Ave. Room 209 


920-452-2479 

sheboyganCountyEDC.com 

Oostburg Area 


1140 Minnesota Ave. 

Oostburg, WI 53070 

920-564-6500 

oostburgchamber.com 

Random Lake Area 


400 First St 

Random Lake, WI 53075 

920-994-9054 

randomlake.org 

Visit Sheboygan 

621 S 8th St 


800-457-9497 

visitsheboygan.com

WELCOME | 3 

We’re glad you’re here! 

Why do we call Sheboygan County Someplace 

Better? First, it’s the friendliest place I have 

ever been. From the retailers to the myriad 

of services my family depended on when we 

moved here, all have offered a warm welcome. 

Someplace Better will help you transition and 

make you feel at home as quickly as possible. 

 

tribe. From education to employment, from 

recreation to pet care, it’s all here. 

Be sure to take time to experience 

Sheboygan County’s many attractions 

and recreational options. My family feels 

so fortunate to be living and working in this 

beautiful vacationland, framed by the sandy 

shores of Lake Michigan and the undulating 

wooded hills of the Kettle Moraine. 

Here’s to Someplace Better! 

Deidre Martinez 

Executive Director 

Sheboygan County Chamber 

MAIN PHOTO BY DAVIS DOLSON; INSET PHOTO BY ALYSSA WOLTRING

Visit someplacebetter.org to explore more.

WELCOME | 5 

John 

UNEXPECTED 

discoveries 

Sheboygan County offers 

an excellent quality of life for 

a diverse range of people 

and lifestyles. Find out why 

you belong here, too. 

Finding the right home can be a 

daunting task, especially in an unfamiliar 

area. Where is the best place to live to 

commute to work from a neighborhood 

 

want your kids to attend? What’s available 

to do on weekends? 

We want to help answer all those 

questions and more. In this guide, you’ll 

 

housing, schools and shopping, year-round 

recreational options and a detailed 

resource listing. It’s everything you 

 

someplace better 

for your life. 

TOP PHOTO COURTESY OF JMKAC (VISITORS EXPLORE THE WORLD IN A GARDEN: 

NEK CHAND + DR. IAIN JACKSON AT THE JOHN MICHAEL KOHLER ARTS CENTER, 2017); 

RIGHT SIDE BOTTOM PHOTO BY MARY BOLICH

WELCOME TO 

Sheboygan 

County 

Like many cities, villages, lakes and 

rivers throughout Wisconsin, the name 

Sheboygan means “passage or waterway 

between the lakes.” Some historians 

believe it to be Ojibwa, while other 

authorities speculate that it derived from 

a Chippewa word. Whatever its origin, 

the name is as unique and interesting as 

the region it covers. 

QUICK FACTS 

Population: 115,500 

County Seat: Sheboygan 

Square Miles: 1,271 

Median Age: 41.3 

Foreign Born Population: 5.9% 

Located in east central Wisconsin 

between the Lake Michigan shoreline 

and the rolling glacial terrain of the 

Kettle Moraine State Forest, Sheboygan 

County is 55 miles north of Milwaukee 

and 60 miles south of Green Bay. 

Surrounded by Manitowoc, Calumet, 

Fond du Lac, Washington and Ozaukee 

Counties, Sheboygan County includes 

28 municipalities: 3 cities, 10 villages 

and 15 towns. The largest city and the 

county seat is the City of Sheboygan, 

population 48,853. 

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THAT’S HIGH PRAISE INDEED! 

Sheboygan County has earned some prestigious and 

noteworthy accolades. Here are a few of those recent honors. 

One of the top 5 

cities to live the 

good life on 

$40,000 a year 

– AARP Magazine 

One of 8 

Best Places 

to Retire 

– Money 

Magazine 

Best Place 

to Raise 

Kids in 

Wisconsin 

– Bloomberg 

Business Week 

One of 5 

Ocean-Esque 

Beaches 

in Wisconsin 

– travelwisconsin.com 


WELCOME | 7 

Originally established in 1838, 

Sheboygan County grew and prospered as 

immigrants from Germany, the Netherlands 

and Ireland established homes, farms and 

businesses here and later, Greeks, Croatians, 

Hmong and Hispanics were attracted to 

 

industry here. Today, manufacturing and a 

strong work ethic remain the backbone of 

Sheboygan County’s economy. 

Everyday living throughout 

Sheboygan County is fairly quiet and laid 

back, but there’s an energetic vibe here 

 

From a nationally renowned art museum, 

to a world-famous race track, from superb 

cross-country ski trails to hip coffee shops, 

there’s no end to the surprising, 

 

Sheboygan County. 

“The Malibu of the Midwest,” Sheboygan is the 

 

 

#1 on the list 

lowest poverty 

rate in the 

nation at 5.4% 

– U.S. Census 

Bureau 

Five of the 

Top 100 

Public Golf 

Courses 

– Golf Magazine 

4th Safest 

Metropolitan 

Area in the 

U.S. 

– The Morgan- 

Quitno Press 

Only 

Bicycle-Friendly 

County in 

Wisconsin 

– League of 

American Bicyclists 

Top 10% 

of the Smartest 

Communities in 

the U.S. 

– Luminosity 


COMMUNITY | 9 

FIND YOUR 

neighborhood 

Whether urban living 

overlooking Lake Michigan 

suits your lifestyle or you 

prefer a charming street in 

a quiet town, Sheboygan 

County is a wonderful 

place to live. 

Throughout Sheboygan County, 

 

a nice mix of houses, apartments and 

condos. From urban to suburban, rural or 

lakefront, you’ll discover a neighborhood 

that suits you best and simply feels 

like home. 

The communities of Sheboygan 

County each offer unique characteristics, 

amenities and attractions. And best of 

all, no matter where you live, 

it’s just a short drive to anyplace 

you need to be. No rush hour. 

 

So whether you’re looking to rent 

or buy, build or remodel, we’ll help 

someplace great to 

call home. 

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RIGHT SIDE: BOTTOM BY JESSICA RAETHER; INSET PHOTO JOYCE BABEL-WORTH

Urban Living 

For those who love to be in the thick 

of things, Sheboygan’s urban living options 

put you right in the mix of excellent dining, 

the farmers’ market, concert events, specialty 

shops, the new arts & culture space and the 

renowned John Michael Kohler Arts Center. 

Plus, Lake Michigan is only blocks away 

with four miles of sand beach. 

Like many communities, 

Sheboygan has refurbished historic 

factories and warehouses into loft and 

modern industrial-style apartments. 

The Jung and Leverenz families 

played an important role in the 

development of Sheboygan’s economy, 

operating successful shoe manufacturing 

businesses for decades. The Jung building, 

listed on the National Register of Historic 

Places, was redeveloped in 1992 into 

53 apartments. Refurbished in 1992, 

the four-story Leverenz building offers 

 

one- and two-bedroom apartments and 

18 indoor parking stalls. 

Another factory building, the 

historic Garton Toy Factory, has also been 

converted to modern apartments. Garton 

was once the largest wheeled toy factory 

in the world. Nearly every child in 

Sheboygan had a Garton wagon, sled, 

tricycle, scooter or pedal car. 

Urban living in Sheboygan also 

 

beautifully refurbished homes, many 

with unique and classic features. 

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LOWER OUTSIDE LEFT AND RIGHT PHOTOS BY JESSICA RAETHER; INSET PHOTO BY DORI SCHMITZ 


COMMUNITY | 11 

Cooler By the Lake 

Natural beauty is something 

we’re pretty proud of here in 

Sheboygan County. Along with Lake 

Michigan, Sheboygan County has more 

than 30 bodies of water including lakes, 

rivers and ponds. 

The Lake Michigan shoreline in 

Sheboygan County spans 26 miles. From 

urban apartments and condos to beachfront 

and bluff homes, the views of Lake 

Michigan are stunning. Broughton Drive 

along the lakefront is a busy thoroughfare 

of activity for families, joggers and people 

out walking with their four-legged pals. 

Away from the Great Lake, there 

are six lakes within the county that require 

boating permits. A few of the lakes have 

Sunday motor restrictions, which provide 

a great day for some peaceful kayaking, 

paddle boarding, sailing and swimming. 

For those who want to be on the water, 

there are a wide range of converted 

cottages, condos and year-round homes 

on the lakeshores and riverbanks 

throughout the county. 

Green Acres 

There are an estimated 36,000 

Sheboygan County residents who live in 

rural areas, so if country living is your style, 

this area has much to offer. You can reside 

in a small village or way out in the country 

away from it all. 

The peaceful countryside of 

Sheboygan County ranges from rolling 

 

near the western edge of the county and 

the Kettle Moraine State Forest area. The 

landscape here is dotted with small lakes, 

ponds and rivers. From a charming house 

to a hobby farm (or larger), the options 

are abundant. 

 

 

peaceful privacy. Relax, and 

enjoy the slower pace 

of country living. 


FROM HOSPITALITY, POWER GENERATION, 

DECORATIVE PRODUCTS, KITCHENS 

AND BATHS TO GIVING BACK TO THE 

COMMUNITIES WE SERVICE, OUR PASSION 

IS REFLECTED IN EVERYTHING WE DO. 

Learn more at kohler.com/careers


Sheboygan 

THE SPIRIT ON THE LAKE 

From breathtaking views of 

Lake Michigan’s expansive sandy beaches 

to world-class sailing and premier charter 

 

to offer. 

The City of Sheboygan is ideally 

situated between two large metropolitan 

areas – Green Bay is one hour north and 

Milwaukee is one hour south – both of which 

have large international airports. Chicago 

is only 2.5 hours away, and Madison is 110 

miles to the southwest. So while big-city 

amenities are easily accessible, the cost of 

 

people here enjoy a “small-town” feel. 

QUICK FACTS 



$43,381 

Average Work Commute: 17 minutes 

A BETTER COST OF LIVING! 

$1 Sheboygan = 

$1.16 Atlanta 

$1.09 Phoenix 

$1.13 Las Vegas 

$1.10 Raleigh 

$1.18 Chicago 

$1.13 Austin 

$1.12 New Orleans 

$1.07 Minneapolis 

$1.08 Madison 

$1.18 Miami 

$1.15 Seattle 

$1.15 Portland 

$1.44 Washington DC 

$1.26 Boulder 

$1.37 Boston 

$1.44 San Francisco 

$1.41 New York 

$1.47 Honolulu 

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MIDDLE PHOTO COURTESY OF SHEBOYGAN SELFIE CONTEST 

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INSET PHOTO BY JOHN DANKWARDT; RIGHT SIDE: LOWER OUTSIDE COURTESY OF BOOKWORM GARDENS 

Sheboygan’s downtown 

is in the midst of a revitalization project. 

Many storefronts are open once again, 

cool restaurants are thriving and a 

variety of small, unique shops like 

Relish Kitchen Store, Olivü 426, and 

Freaktoyz Collectibles, have created 

a shopping destination. 

In 2017, the new City Green, 

an arts and culture space was created 

with proposed retail and living space 

surrounding it. Amongst other cultural 

events, free concerts are held every 

Thursday night during the summer. 

Throughout the city, you’ll 

 

for generations have made a strong 

investment in the area. Sheboyganites are 

known for their work ethic and there is a 

strong sense of community engagement. 

One thing you’ll notice right away is that 

people here are kind and friendly. 

THE BREAKWATER LIGHTHOUSE 

The iconic lighthouse of Sheboygan was built in 1915, although the city has been served 

by a lighthouse since 1839. The skeletal steel pier-head tower was topped with a circular 

parapet and lantern room. Only the tower remains today. Locals and visitors love walking 

out to the landmark and 



MY TWO CENTS 

We love that there is 

so much to do locally 

throughout every season. 

Our family loves the outdoors. 

 

 

 

I am involved with several 

 

 

 

 

We are more powerful and 

 

together and are willing 

 

 

 

part of this community for 

 

quality of life.

WE ARE THE WURST! 

Home to several large sausage factories and numerous smaller 

markets, Sheboygan bills itself as the “Bratwurst Capital of the World” 

or alternatively, the “Wurst City of the World.” There’s even a big festival 

called Sheboygan Bratwurst Days in August that celebrates the sausage. 

 

every weekend of the year, even in the dead of winter. Here, we like to eat 

them two at a time –a double brat on a round hard roll. 

Sheboygan is home 

 

Sailing Centers. 

We hosted a Blind Fleet 

Racing event in 2017 

and in 2018 will host 

the Para World Sailing 

Championships. 



Sheboygan has 34 beautiful 

parks and three athletic complexes 

offering residents a variety of outdoor 

recreation options. And this is a city 

 

unexpected. There’s something to do 

every weekend. Start your Saturday 

morning at the farmers’ market, head 

to the beach, then catch an evening 

open-air concert or festival. Cooler by 

the lake is a phenomenon that truly 

exists. It’s so refreshing on those hot 

and humid days of summer. 

There are a number of 

excellent restaurants in Sheboygan, 

many of which pride themselves on 

using local sources for produce, meat 

and eggs. Stop by Harvest Café for 

healthy, delicious organic delights; 

Parker John’s for great pizza and 

barbeque; Lino Ristorante Italiano 

for fantastic authentic Italian fare, 

or Black Pig for delectable comfort 

food with a twist! 

LEFT SIDE: MIDDLE INSIDE PHOTO BY JOYCE BABEL-WORTH; LOWER 

PHOTO COURTESY OF SHEBOYGAN SQUARED; RIGHT SIDE: UPPER PHOTO 

COURTESY OF JMKAC; MIDDLE PHOTO COURTESY OF BLUE HARBOR; 

LOWER PHOTO COURTESY OF 3 SHEEPS BREWING COMPANY 

I previously 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

– James Owen 


MY TWO CENTS

THE TIMELESS CHARM OF 

Sheboygan 

Falls 

Located on the picturesque falls 

of the Sheboygan River, Sheboygan Falls 

encompasses two historic districts, which are 

listed on the National Register of Historic 

places. Outdated commercial buildings 

have been meticulously brought back to 

life in this city’s charming downtown. 

 

community, Sheboygan Falls is dedicated 

to the preservation of its historic structures. 

To date, more than 50 buildings have been 

rehabbed & restored to their original late 1800s 

architectural beauty, winning Sheboygan Falls 

“The Great American Main Street Award” in 

1995. This award is given annually, to only 

 

Falls, as it’s commonly called, is home 

to the Sheboygan County Historical Research 

Center, housed in a building that originally served 

as a boarding house for Rochester Lumber Co. 

QUICK FACTS SHEBOYGAN FALLS 

Population: 7803 


$52,229 


This small, friendly city offers 

a wonderful array of retail and dining 

options. Strolling down the quaint streets 

you can get a latte, freshly popped popcorn, 

 

pop in to get your haircut, purchase 

beautiful knitting yarn, kids’ shoes and 

even a brightly colored toilet seat. 

And it’s a delightful place for dining. 

Originally a carriage factory and later a 

 

 

is a local favorite. Heavenly Soups serve 

soups that are truly ”heavenly” with a strong 

philosophy of “paying it forward.” Patrons 

can make a purchase of food and post it 

on their sandwich board so anybody who 

needs a hot meal can have one. Daydream 

Café offers exceptional coffee drinks and 

scrumptious breakfast and lunch options. 

QUICK FACTS WALDO 



$55,583 


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RIGHT SIDE: MIDDLE LEFT OUTSIDE PHOTO BY JOYCE BABEL-WORTH; 

RIGHT INSIDE THIRD DOWN PHOTO COURTESY OF AVIATION HERITAGE CENTER OF WISCONSIN


BEST 

TOY STORE 

One of the only true 

variety stores left in the 

area, Evans is one of the most 

 

In business since 1936, Evans is 

packed with more than 5,000 

toys and an amazing array of 

board games, puzzles, hobby 

and craft items. 

 

 

with an incredible variety of 

merchandise including women’s 

and children’s clothing, home 

décor, seasonal decorations, 

gifts, collectibles and 

much more. 

That’s more than 18,500 

square feet of stuff. Oh, and 

did we mention toys? 

CONNECTED BY PATHWAYS 

If you’re into a green commute, you’re in luck in Sheboygan Falls. This bicycle- and 

pedestrian-friendly community is connected by a series of trails. On the edge of town, 

Old Plank Road Trail, a 17-mile paved recreational trail that extends 

from Sheboygan to Greenbush. This year-round, multipurpose trail is ideal for 

biking, running, walking, roller blading, horseback riding and snowmobiling. 

G 

n 

ng 

Greenspace living 

GREENBUSH 


PLYMOUTH 

SHEBOYGAN FALLS 

KOHLER 

SHEBOYGAN

Ducktona 500 Family Festival 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MY TWO CENTS 

UPPER PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; LOWER PHOTO BY SCOTT BROWN 

We met 

 

 

 

when we decided to start a family 

with a large support system. Soon 

 

relocate here from Florida. Our 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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ENCORE 

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Studio, One and Two bedroom 

apartments. 

COMMUNITY AMENITIES: 

• Resident Lounge 

• Heated garage 

(with private car wash) 

• Professional Pet 

grooming station 

APARTMENT FEATURES: 

• Open floor plan 

with 9 ft ceilings 

• High End fixtures & Appliances 

• Full Size W/D 

See for yourself at 

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to schedule a private tour 

Luxury Apartments in Downtown Sheboygan 


Plymouth 

HISTORIC 

HUB CITY 

Plymouth, a little jewel of a city 

teeming with lovely architectural treasures 

and beautiful Cream City brick buildings, 

is nestled on the Mullet River among the 

rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine. 

Originally called Ta-quit-qui-oc 

(Crooked River) by the local Indians, 

Plymouth was surveyed in 1835 by United 

States engineers. Settlers trickled in, including 

Isaac Thorp, who named the town after 

Plymouth, Connecticut, in honor of the city 

where his sweetheart had lived and died. 

At the center of this historically 

charming city is Mill Street, brimming 

with quaint shops and boutiques offering 

antiques, artwork, books, jewelry, musical 

instruments, clothing and handmade crafts. 

A unique feature of the downtown 

is the collection of 25 building murals, 

which portray the community’s rich history. 

QUICK FACTS PLYMOUTH 



$49,769 


The cultural heart of the city is 

the Plymouth Arts Center with its gallery, 

musical and theatrical performances, 

gift shop, art classes and special events. 

 

There’s the Jazz Crawl, municipal band 

concerts in the park, including the popular 

German Night, featuring German food and 

music, and numerous bands and performers 

during the Mill Street Festival. Plymouth also 

loves parades, and on New Year’s Eve, the 

traditional cheese drop is not to be missed. 

Plymouth boasts Sheboygan 

County’s only intergenerational 

center, which was awarded 2015 Best 

Intergenerational Communities Award. The 

center is comprised of a licensed daycare, 

senior center, café and community center. 

It’s a gathering place with a wide range 

of activities for people of all ages. 

QUICK FACTS CASCADE 



$55,875 


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CHEESE 

CAPITAL 

OF THE WORLD 

Due to its numerous cheese 

plants, Plymouth also lays claim 

to the title of Cheese Capital of 

the World. Until 1955, the Cheese 

Exchange helped establish and 

 

That stately building is now the 

Exchange Bank Coffeehouse, which 

has retained the historic elements of 

the classic revival building, including 

 

baseboard and cherry 

wainscoting. You 

 

cappuccino and 

a scone in one of 

the large vaults. 

MY TWO CENTS 

We relocated 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


If you’re looking for a city with 

loads of family-friendly activities 

 

There’s ice skating and hockey on the 

mill pond, sledding at “cardboard hill” 

and snowboarding and skiing at Nutt Hill 

(it’s small but has a tow rope), swimming 

at the Plymouth Aquatic Center, throwing 

down some tricks at the skate park, mini 

 

and Frisbee golf at Meyer Park. 

Just minutes out of town is 

the Kettle Moraine State Forest where 

local folks and visitors hike, cross-country 

ski, mountain bike, trail run, snowmobile, 

camp, snowshoe, ride horses, or play golf: 

Frisbee, foot, putt-putt or the links. 

Antoinette’s (named in honor of 

is 

a popular pizza place, and its sports bar, 

Antonio’s, is a great place to catch a live 

band or DJ. If you’re in the mood for Irish 

fare and a pint or two, there’s 52 Stafford, 

ranked as one of Wisconsin’s top 100 

restaurants. This elegant Irish inn features 

live Irish music every Wednesday night. 

Other options include delectable 

pizza at DeO’Malleys Pizza Pub, art and 

eats at The Hub and German fare at 

PJ Campbells at the Depot. The Plymouth 

Brewing Company or SoLu Estate Winery 

and Meadery are great places to meet 

up with friends. 

 

in Plymouth each Labor Day weekend. 

UPPER THIRD PHOTO AND BOTTOM PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; UPPER SECOND PHOTO COURTESY OF 

PLYMOUTH BREWING COMPANY; UPPER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF SOLU ESTATE WINERY & MEADERY 


WELCOME 

To Sheboygan County! 

We are proud to call this 

community our home. 

From the families at 

Plymouth Foam, we wish you a warm 

welcome & prosperous future. 

ESTABLISHED 1978 


Kohler 

A GARDEN COMMUNITY 

The Village of Kohler was founded 

as a model company town in 1900 when 

Kohler Co., a worldwide leader in 

plumbing products, built a plant at the 

location. The company eventually became 

a world-class hospitality destination, 

boasting the 2017 Forbes Five-Star 

hotel, The American Club. 

Incorporated in 1912, the 

village was originally called Riverside. 

Walter J. Kohler, son of Kohler Co. founder 

John Michael Kohler, envisioned the village 

as a garden/industrial community. Artful 

 

village with an emphasis on natural and 

historic preservation and mindful design 

for residential and commercial growth. 

The village received botanic 

in 2004 through the 

American Public Gardens Association and 

offers three different self-guided audio 

tours of the gorgeous, meticulously 

maintained village gardens. 

From a community pool to tennis 

and t-ball to soccer, Kohler has an active 

recreation department and youth center. 

And as a world-class resort destination, 

there is always something going on, from 

a renowned food and wine festival to an 

entire weekend celebrating chocolate. 

The Blind Horse Restaurant & Winery 

merges a “Napa Valley Style” restaurant and 

world-class winery in rustic elegance. 

Nestled on Wood Lake, The Shops at 

Woodlake boast a grocery store with a broad 

organic selection and many specialty shops, 

cafés and boutiques. For all things “with child”, 

check out the With Child Maternity & Baby 

Boutique. Kohler offers a diverse range of 

dining options from a quick, casual café in 

Sports Core Health and Racquet Club to 

The Immigrant Restaurant, an elegant 

AAA Four Diamond Award winner. 

QUICK FACTS 


Median Age: 43 

$87,750 


PHOTOS COURTESY OF DESTINATION KOHLER


THE WATER 

FOUNTAIN 

The word “bubbler,” a wonderful 

regional colloquialism for drinking 

fountain, is often reported to have 

originated in Sheboygan County 

 

 

fountains in the late 19th century 

with brass valves described as 

 

 

as a drinking fountain, and despite 

whether or not locals coined the 

 

stuck around in these parts. 

MY TWO CENTS 

It was 2010 when Eric and I met in college. I moved here from 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

– Jenna and Eric Worth 


Oostburg 

BUILT ON A TRADITION 

OF DUTCH HERITAGE 

Located 7 miles from Sheboygan 

and 40 miles north of Milwaukee is the 

Village of Oostburg, which was settled 

by Dutch immigrants in the 1840s. Stroll 

through the quiet streets and you’ll quickly 

notice many reminders of those early 

settlers, including tulips, miniature windmills 

and neat-as-a-pin homes and yards. 

In 1873, local businessman Peter 

Daane constructed and donated a depot 

to the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western 

Railroad Company, and in just three years 

Oostburg became a thriving railroad town 

with a mill, grain elevator, lumberyard, post 

 

various shops, including two general stores. 

Today, Oostburg offers the best 

of small-town living. 

necessities at the Village Market Square 

and at various local businesses. And good 

restaurants, too. Patrons at Judi’s Place 

enjoy a diverse menu (think hearty, homestyle 

cooking) owing to Judi’s long family 

history of Italian restaurateurs combined 

with her late husband’s Greek heritage. 

QUICK FACTS 



$58,065 


Just a few doors down is Pizza Ranch, 

a buffet chain with an Old West-themed 

ambience. There’s also Dutter’s Gibbsville 

Orchard and their inviting Apple Shed 

Country Store offering apple cider donuts, 

fresh pies, apples, cider, wines, art and gifts. 

Locals, visitors and bicyclist enthusiasts love 

to stop by Kups Coffee & Ice Cream for 

coffee drinks, smoothies, delectable treats, 

refreshing ice cream, smiles and friendly, 

down-home conversations. 

For a community of its size, 

Oostburg offers exceptional healthcare 

facilities including a clinic, pharmacy, 

 

massage therapists. It also has the highest 

number per capita of quality tradesmen and 

private contractors in Sheboygan County. 

You’ll feel at home in Oostburg 

if you’re drawn to a close-knit, familyfriendly 

community. Every other summer, 

on the second Friday in August, stop by 

for AugustFest, the “biggest block party” 

in the village. Local folks of all ages turn 

out in droves to support the sports teams. 

On a typical Friday night, it often seems 

as though the entire town is out to cheer 

on the football or basketball team. 

Go Dutchmen! 

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HISTORICAL 

ANCHOR 

OF THE VILLAGE 

For over 80 years, 

Oostburg Bakery is the 

hottest place to be especially 

on Saturday mornings. You 

may have to stand in line, but 

the wait is worth it for a creme 

 

mudpie, hard rolls or other 

sweet delights! Voted the Best 

in Sheboygan County in 2017. 

Nature ing 

TWO-WHEELIN’ TERRITORY 

For many cyclists throughout Sheboygan County and beyond, Oostburg is a 

destination and rest break, often including breakfast at Judi’s Place. The Interurban 

Trail, once the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company route, is a 40-mile paved 

path connecting Milwaukee and Sheboygan with a trailhead in downtown Oostburg. 

The trail is free and available for non-motorized sports including bicycling, roller blading, 

cross-country skiing, running and bird watching. Long-term plans are to extend the trail 

north to Green Bay and connect it to other points west and north via existing trails. 

For maps and information, visit interurbantrail.us. 


Cedar Grove 

A LITTLE DUTCH TREAT 

If you drove along the eastern 

shores of Lake Michigan and happened 

upon Cedar Grove, it wouldn’t take long 

 

has deep roots in Dutch heritage. The 

full-sized replica windmill downtown is a 

dead give-away for starters. Like its Dutch 

cousin Oostburg just to the north, Cedar 

Grove was settled by Dutch pioneers, who 

established the village in the mid 1840s. 

When a railroad line came through, the former 

 

The town celebrates its Dutch 

heritage at its hugely popular Holland 

Fest held in Memorial Park. The two-day 

celebration, held each July for nearly 

70 years, features a two-hour parade, 

street scrubbing, ethnic food, music and 

costumes. Kids don their wooden shoes 

for races and traditional Dutch dancing, 

called Klompen Dancing. You must try an 

Olie Bollen, a classic Dutch donut, but don’t 

look for a beer. Holland Fest is one of the 

largest “dry” festivals in Wisconsin. 

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The family-friendly village boasts 

a clinic, several restaurants, a grocery 

store, hardware and furniture stores and 

a tavern. There’s plenty of green space in 

this little burg with parks and natural areas. 

Visitors notice right away that homes 

and yards are meticulously maintained. 

 

homes, apartments and turn-of-thecentury 

houses returned to their original 

splendor. Lakeshore living is also an 

option in this picturesque settlement. 

Make certain to savor a touch 

of Italy in this Dutch community by 

stopping by for the best pizza in the 

area at Bada Bing Pizza. 

And when company comes, 

take them to the Het Museum to 

check out Dutch memorabilia from local 

settlements, or take a workshop at Bahr 

Creek Llamas & Fiber Studio, run by the 

 


Elkhart 

Lake 

RESORT TOWN LIVING 

The Village of Elkhart Lake is 

a beautiful tourist community. In the 

spring and summer, the village bustles 

with Road America race enthusiasts and 

all the vacationers here to enjoy the 

peaceful waters of Elkhart Lake. 

In the fall, the village, situated 

on the northern end of the Kettle 

Moraine State Forest, draws 

motorcyclists, sports car drivers and 

tourists to experience the breathtaking 

beauty of fall foliage. And in the winter, 

there’s sleigh and horse-drawn carriage 

rides, the Old World Christmas Market 

at The Osthoff Resort, Schnee Days, 

showshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice 

 

Tourists and residents alike enjoy 

the village and lake life year ‘round. 

Water sports enthusiasts love the crystalclear 

water for skiing and wake boarding, 

tubing, paddle boarding, pontooning, 

kayaking and swimming. You can enjoy 

a round of golf at Quit Qui Oc Golf 

Club, stay for lunch, or try them for a 

 

sand beach at Fireman’s Park and also a 

residents-only beach on the lake. 

Soak in the ambience 

of the Paddock Club while you dine 

on fresh, local, gourmet entrees. Try 

their Tuesday Small Plates special for 

more delicious sampling! SwitchGear 

Brewing Co. is the newest addition to 

Elkhart Lake’s historic Feed Mill Shops. 

Grab a beer after a day at the racetrack 

or dine in one of Elkhart’s fabulous 

restaurants. Beer connoisseurs will 

not be disappointed! 

If wine is your passion, then 

Lake Street Café’s third-largest wine 

selection in the state (offering more 

than 600), will impress you. At this 

family-friendly restaurant, enjoy 

choices from a California bistro-style 

 

And for dessert… 

Gessert’s Ice Cream and Confectionery. 

This 90-year-old ice cream parlor was 

reopened recently after the Gessert 

family closed it in 2012. The classically 

refurbished shop offers ice cream 

 

fudge, candy, malts, shakes and 

lots of other sweet goodies. 

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ENGINES 

In the early 1950s, 

sports car races were held 

on the streets in and around 

the Village of Elkhart Lake. 

When racing on public roads 

was banned, local citizens and 

members of the Chicago 

Region of the Sports Car Club 

of America got together to 

build a track on 525 acres of 

farmland outside the village. 

At just over four miles 

long with 14 turns, the track is 

virtually the same as the original 

track and is revered as one 

 

challenging road courses. 

 

races including the INDY Cars, 

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North 

American Motorcycle Road 

Racing Championship, NASCAR 

XFINITY Series, TUDOR United 

SportsCar Championship and 

three vintage events, attracting 

800,000 visitors each year 

from around the world. 

Each July during 

the Kohler International 

Challenge, Road & Track holds 

a Concours d’Elegance in the 

village. Large crowds line the 

streets to watch the race cars 

drive by. The drivers park in the 

village and folks can walk up 

and down the streets getting 

 

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hunting and picnic areas. 

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We met while I was in 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Located amid rich farmland six 

miles northwest of Sheboygan, Howards 

Grove is primarily a residential community 

for people who work in Sheboygan-area 

industries. Farming is major here and there 

are multiple farms located right on the 

outskirts of the village. Residents enjoy 

a safe, quiet lifestyle, and its location 

between Milwaukee and Green Bay 

provides easy access to a multitude 

of urban activities and amenities as well. 

Howards Grove began as 

two unincorporated communities, 

Millersville and Howards Grove. The two 

united as one village in 1967. Named 

after H.B. Howard, who built a hotel and 

 

trees, the village has two large parks with 

active recreational programs. The village 

parks and the trails running through it are 

favorite spots for picnics, biking, hiking, 

cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. 

Lake Michigan is only 10 minutes away 

for quick trips and time at the beach, 

 

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Miss Teen Wisconsin 2010 

 

Grove, was crowned Miss Teen 

Wisconsin on July 11, 2010. 

“The Kid in Black” 

At age 4, Howards Grove’s 

Valor Yost was the youngest 

documented professional 

Johnny Cash tribute performer 

in the world. In 2010 he was a 

 

America’s Got Talent. At the 

age of 8, Valor was touring with 

Mark Shurilla’s Greatest Hits. 

the village 

supports a complete range of healthcare 

services (medical, chiropractic, pharmacy, 

dental and vision) as well as banks, a 

grocery store, home-style restaurants, 

lively taverns, a 9-hole golf course, 

gas stations, convenience stores and 

Lakeland University. 

Mr. Howard’s hotel, which 

operated into the early 1900s, is now the 

site of Klemme’s Wagon Wheel restaurant. 

This popular family restaurant is famous for 

their broasted chicken, but the salad bar, 

 

are quite reasonable. 

Another dining option is the 

Log Cabin Inn, one of the most popular 

restaurants in Sheboygan County. For more 

 

served up home-style cooking, traditional 

 

steak and bison burgers on the menu. 

Whispering Orchards & Café 

is well known throughout Sheboygan 

County for their hearty breakfasts and 

lunches. There are eggs right from the 

Whispering Orchards chickens, bacon 

and ham from local meat markets, and 

the orchard’s own honey-sweetened 

applesauce. And oh my, 

the homemade apple pie! 

Snap photos of the kids 

feeding the animals and 

pick up apples, cider 

and jams to take home. 

he apple of my eye. 


THE 

Random 

Lake 

EFFECT 

 

Random Lake: stop lights, parking meters, 

strip malls or fast-food restaurants. What 

 

a scenic setting for year-round activities. 

Located in south central Sheboygan 

County on picturesque Random Lake, the 

Village of Random Lake is situated along 

State Highway 57, only 45 minutes north of 

Milwaukee and 15 to 20 minutes from the 

cities of Sheboygan, Plymouth, West Bend 

and Port Washington. 

The arrival of the Milwaukee 

& Northern Railroad in 1872 sparked the 

growth of Random Lake and nearby Village 

 

the train depot, followed shortly by a post 

 

The village expanded to include a public 

school, lumberyard, saloon, livery stable, 

wagon shop and two blacksmith shops. 

At 209 acres, Random Lake is the 

second-largest lake in Sheboygan County 

and is buzzing with activity in every season– 

 

here and softball is big, too, with men’s, 

women’s & co-ed teams playing at Adell’s 

Village Park throughout the spring and 

summer months. 

The Random Lake area is home 

to one of the country’s leading printing 

companies as well as 80 small businesses. 

 

 

 

combo platter at Adell’s Greg’s Tap, a busy 

little bar that caters to hearty appetites. 

You’ll be surprised at what you 

while strolling through Burmesch 

Variety Store and will always get service 

with a smile. Random Lake is home to 

 

county. Wilk Furniture & Design has been 

 

customers for over 100 years. 

Cedar Valley Cheese Store not 

only boasts the best string cheese in 

the surrounding counties, they also offer 

a wonderful selection of other cheeses, 

sausages, wines, ice cream, homemade 

sandwiches and unique gifts. 

The Heinen Hotel and Saloon, 

built in 1890, is now known as the 

Homefront Restaurant, which offers casual 

dining. Another place to grab a tasty 

sandwich or appetizer is Globe Lanes, 

a favorite spot for bowling leagues 

and family fun. 

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TOP OF THE 

class 

Sheboygan County residents 

enjoy quality education in grades K-12 

and beyond. There are nine public school 

districts in the county, all of which have high 

schools, middle schools and elementary 

schools; Plymouth, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, 

Sheboygan Falls, Kohler, Howards Grove, 

Random Lake, Cedar Grove-Belgium, 

Oostburg, and Sheboygan. According to 

the Wisconsin Knowledge & Concepts 

Examination (WKCE), Sheboygan County’s 

students well exceed state averages 

for students receiving “advanced” and 

 

social studies, science and language 

arts. Additionally, Wisconsin students 

are graduating from high school at the 

highest rates in the nation. 

Sheboygan Area School District 

With 26 schools and an enrollment 

of more than 10,000 students, the 

Sheboygan Area School District is the 

largest in the county. It offers a wide variety 

of educational opportunities ranging from 

4K to college courses. Seventy percent of 

teachers hold a master’s degree or higher. 

The school district is a 10-time 

winner of the “What Parents Want Award” 

for the qualities parents most look for in 

a school system. Additionally, the district 

has also consistently been ranked highly 

in the nation by Expansion Management 

magazine, a monthly business magazine 

for executives of companies actively 

looking for a place to expand or relocate. 

Charter Schools 

Driven by community demand, 

the district has developed a variety of 

specialized charter schools and unique 

programs to meet the diverse learning 

needs of children in our community. Charter 

schools are independent public schools that 

focus on personalized learning based on a 

child’s interest, ability and learning style. 

Home School 

Sheboygan County has a strong 

home school support network and there 

are several state-wide organizations available 

to assist home school families, and many 

schools throughout Sheboygan County offer 

extracurricular opportunities to home school 

students such as sports, drama and music. 

Check out the Home Educators Resource 

Directory at homeeddirectory.com/ 

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CLIFF 

NOTES 

Here are a few things 

you should know about 

the Sheboygan County 

School Districts: 

Some school districts 

 

 

program. 

The Wisconsin Open 

Enrollment Program allows 

parents to request a school 

district outside of the one in 

which they reside. That means, 

for instance, that students 

outside the Sheboygan School 

District may attend schools 

there without paying tuition. 

Families living within 

the Sheboygan Area School 

District have many options 

when it comes to choosing 

a school for their child. Each 

home address within the district 

 

neighborhood schools that 

students may attend. 

Enrollment is guaranteed at 

your neighborhood school. 

Composite ACT scores 

rate better than the national 

average. 

SHEBOYGAN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT UNIQUE PROGRAMS OFFERED 

* Dual Language Program, an English-Spanish immersion program 

* House Construction Project where students design, build and sell a home each year 

* Project Lead the Way, a pre-engineering program that prepares students in math, 

 

* Advanced Placement and 50 college-credit options for high school students 

* Youth Tutoring Youth program in which high school students tutor younger students 

* Career Pathways in I.T. health care, manufacturing, engineering & more 


Colleges 

Sheboygan County offers a 

variety of post-secondary options for 

continuing education. These colleges 

have strong partnerships with the 

communities and area businesses. 

University of Wisconsin- 

Sheboygan offers foundation courses in 

more than 250 majors and several onsite 

bachelor’s degree programs. You can 

earn an associate of arts and science 

and bachelor’s and master’s degrees 

through collaborative programs with 

other universities. 

UW-Sheboygan is a partner in the 

Alternative Careers in Teaching program, 

a teacher licensure program designed for 

working professionals. 

Lakeland University offers more 

than 30 majors in bachelor’s and master’s 

degree programs. The BlendEd ® program 

allows students to combine on-campus 

education with online convenience. 

• 95.4 percent of graduates have jobs or 

enter graduate school within six months 

• 650 traditional undergraduate students 

• 2200 students online and at six 

evening centers statewide 

• 15:1 Student to instructor ratio 

• 18 NCAA III varsity 

athletic teams 

• 10% international 

population 

Lakeshore Technical College 

offers 11 Community Education Centers 

throughout the area. We call it a technical 

college, but more common nomenclature 

throughout the U.S. is community college. 

• 70+ career-focused programs 

• 9,901 students enrolled 

• 28 is the average student age 

• 400+ students transfer to 

4-year universities 

• 70% of LTC graduates stay and work 

in our community 

• Over 100 high school students 

annually participate in youth 

apprenticeship programs 

• 128 companies served annually through 

customized training, safety & regulatory 

compliance training, assessments, and 

consulting services 

The Lakeshore Culinary Institute is 

Lakeshore Technical College’s teaching and 

dining facility set in Sheboygan’s riverfront 

neighborhood just south of downtown. 

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Community + Education Partnerships 

The Sheboygan County community 

takes an active role within our schools, and 

partnerships between educators and area 

businesses continue to grow. Area businesses 

understand the investment needed to 

develop a future workforce and foster 

interest in career and technical education. 

These relationships between technical 

colleges, UW-Sheboygan, high schools 

and businesses are continually developing. 

INSPIRE Sheboygan County 

facilitates connections between businesses 

and Sheboygan County K-12 school districts 

and to serve as a centralized resource of 

information in order to foster collaboration 

that will grow applicable student career 

preparation and work-based learning 

experiences. 

Mead Public Library houses a 

makerspace and digital media lab, which 

together offer hands-on learning in science, 

technology, engineering, art and math. 

Red Raider Manufacturing 

represents a partnership between the 

Sheboygan Area School District, local 

manufacturers and Lakeshore Technical 

College. This collaboration brought 

manufacturing centers into the high 

schools to peak the interest of students 

in skilled manufacturing positions. 

The Educator’s Heavy Metal 

Bus Tour is a collaboration between 

the Sheboygan County Chamber and 

Lakeshore Technical College to bring 

educators into the manufacturing 

companies in an effort to counter a 

shortage in skilled trades employees. 

Project G.R.I.L.L. (Growing 

Readiness in Learning and Leading) pairs 

local high schools with manufacturing 

companies to design and build custom 

grills from scratch in a 30 week time period. 

Students experience and explore hands-on 

academic and technical competencies 

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LET’S GET DOWN TO 

business 


 

economy with numerous 

corporate headquarters. 

While there’s no dispute 

that the county is one of the more 

prominent manufacturing hubs in 

the country, Sheboygan has created 

employment foundations in other sectors 

such as healthcare services and has 

grown considerably in the business and 

professional services sector as well. 

Our largest employers are a mixture 

of goods producers, service producers, 

private-sector and government-owned 

establishments. But we hang our hat on 

manufacturing, which makes up more 

than 30% of all county employment. 

 

top company, ply your skilled 

trade or explore a career with 

a small business, you’ll 

 

a great place to work. 

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YOU’RE IN 

good 

company 

Sheboygan County has a legacy 

of large, stable, multi-generational 

family-owned companies (many in 

advanced manufacturing). This culture 

has led to several community impacts: 

• An emphasis on traditional family values 

that promoted “work-life balance” 

before it became a buzzword 

• Sustained low unemployment 

compared to national and state averages 

• Long-term investments in new product 

development resulting in the county being 

 

league (per capita) as Boulder, Austin 

and the Silicon Valley 

• 

even though they are global players. 

• A proven desire to work together 

on problems that cannot be solved by 

one company, such as waste-reduction 

efforts and technology education 

• A strong philanthropic culture 

supporting many community-based 

 

The U.S. Department of Commerce 

shows Sheboygan County exports grew 

12.9 percent in 2014 to a record $709 million. 

That marked the third-highest growth rate in 

the state’s largest metro areas. 

A Thriving Business Climate 

With a $6.1 billion economy, 

Sheboygan County has companies with 

locations in 40 countries and more than 

100,000 world-wide employees. Our 

economy is larger than 40 recognized United 

 

community means in the global marketplace. 

 

presence in commercial ventures, health 

and education services, that create the 

foundation of our strong, stable economy. 

Sheboygan County’s gross domestic 

product advances at 3.4%, which is 

twice the state of Wisconsin’s and 

the national averages. 

MY TWO CENTS I am from 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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CAREERS | 49 

We also host many small 

business and marketing problems, from 

businesses, which add to the richness designing a cool app to planning a sales 

of our community and contribute to the meeting. This creative community offers 

great successes and vibrance of our 

businesses throughout the state a wide range 

local economy. 

of talent and resources all in one place. 

The county has had a strong 

If you have interest in pursuing 

entrepreneurial spirit for more than a the start-up of your own business, the 

century, which continues today through Sheboygan County Economic 

Development Corporation 

established in 2010, is a collaborative, has resources to assist 

multi-disciplinary community of creative you along the journey. 

thinkers, who work together to solve For more info, visit them at 

SheboyganCountyEDC.com 

AT-A-GLANCE FORBES LISTS 

Unemployment: 2.9 percent #167 in Cost of Doing Business 

#79 in Job Growth 

Cost of Living: 8 percent below national average 

College Attainment: 25.6 percent #78 Best Small Places for Business and Careers 

#84 in Education 

Net Migration (2016): -10 

Job Growth (2016): 1.2 percent 

he Lost Sheep Yarn Shop 


Our Farming Legacy 

Sheboygan County ranks near the 

top of the state’s dairy processing industry 

and we’re proud to claim several dairy 

processors, four cheese factories and two 

 

 

the city of Plymouth. 

Acuity ranks #9 on the 2017 

Fortune “100 Best Companies 

to Work for®” list. 


MSA tied for third highest 

concentration of manufacturing 

in the U.S. according to the U.S. 

Bureau of Labor Statistics 

The Osthoff Resort was 

named #3 Midwest Resort 

by readers of Travel + Leisure 

magazine (2017) 

Kohler Co. was recognized 

as a 2017 Green Master by 

the Wisconsin Sustainable 

Business Council & the 

Green Masters Program 

BETTER BUSINESS 

Five of the top 100 

public golf courses ranked 

by Golf Digest (2017) are in 


The Midwest’s only 

AAA Five Diamond Resort, 

The American Club, is located 

in Sheboygan County 

Plymouth was named 

one of the best places to 

start a business in Wisconsin 

in 2015 by NerdWallet 

Masters Gallery Foods, 

Inc. received the 2015 

 

Company Culture from 

Wisconsin Manufacturers 

& Commerce 

Landing That Job 

The Sheboygan County Job 

Center offers comprehensive services to 

job seekers including a Career Counselor, 

offering one-on-one meeting times for 

those seeking work, unhappy in their 

current role or unsure about a career path. 

 

within one week is to get employed via 

 

arrangements that companies make with 

agencies including temporary help, tempto-hire 

paths and full-time employment. 

EMPLOYMENT 

AGENCIES 

Express Employment Professionals 

 

 

Manpower 

QPS Employment Group 

 

Sheboygan County Job Center 

Staff Management 

JOB 

BOARDS 

Someplace Better Job Board 

Indeed.com 

CareerBuilder.com 

SimplyHired.com 

Monster.com 

Wisconsin Job Board 

Wisconsin Job Network 

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WHAT WE 

MADE 

Agriculture 

Dairy 

Packaging 

Paper Products 

Insurance 

Plastic 

Metal 

Textiles 


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TOP 

10 

PRIVATELY 

HELD 

COMPANIES 

IN SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 

1. Kohler Co. enameled 

iron and metal sanitary ware 

manufacturing, 5000+ 

2. Bemis Mfg. Co. plastic product 

manufacturing, 1000+ 

Acuity direct property and 

casualty insurers, 1000+ 

4. Johnsonville Sausage 

meat processing, 1000+ 

5. Nemak 

 

6. Aurora Medical Group, Inc. 

 

7. Aurora Health Care Central, Inc. 

general medical and surgical 

 

8. Sargento Foods Inc. cheese 

 

9. Rockline Industries, Inc. 

converted paper product 

 

10. Fresh Brands Distributing, Inc. 

 

Hospitality 

Culinary 

 

Tourism 

Advanced Manufacturing 

Food Processing 

(Cheese and sausage) 

Foundries (Porcelain, 

Aluminum and Gray Iron) 



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3304 Wilgus Avenue 


920 / 452– KIDS (5437) 

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PLACE 

What’s your passion? Arts, 

music, theatre, volunteering, 

sports. It’s all here. 

Enjoy a symphony concert. 

Go mountain biking on forest trails. Cheer 

on an 1860s ball team followed by a horse 

and carriage ride. Take in a play. Dance 

the night away at a jazz crawl. Or spend 

a quiet afternoon with the kids in a park 

designed around beloved children’s books. 

In Sheboygan County, a fun, intriguing 

experience is always just around the corner. 

Sheboygan and the 

surrounding cities and 

towns within the county offer 

museums, art galleries, theatre 

companies and, with so much 

natural beauty, a vast range of 

outdoor pursuits. There is a passion 

here for nature and sport–from hiking 

to sailing, and from horseback riding 

to turkey hunting. 

After you get settled in, explore 

and discover everything the area 

has to offer. Get involved, make new 

friends, and you’ll soon see what we’re 

talking about when we say this is 

someplace better. 

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FOUR 

great 

seasons 

TO LOVE IT HERE 

There is breathtaking beauty to 

behold in Wisconsin’s four seasons. From 

cooling off at Lake Michigan in the summer 

to gliding through a lighted forest on skis 

at night, there are plenty of ways to enjoy 

every season in Sheboygan County. 

The Beauty of Winter 

The winters can seem long and 

cold, but the best thing you can do is to 

 

love. And that’s where you’re in luck. For 

downhill ski and snowboard enthusiasts, 

there are several ski hills within an hour’s 

drive. For cross-country skiing, there are 

trails in parks and golf courses throughout 

the county. The classic and skate ski trails 

in the Kettle Moraine State Forest in 

Greenbush are excellent with loops ranging 

 

after-work skis, you can turn on lights for 

one loop. There are snowshoeing trails and 

a sledding hill here and in numerous other 

locations in the county. 

Other popular cold-weather 

activities include ice skating, sledding 

 

Old Plank Trail is open to snowmobiles, 

and the county trails that cross the 

Sheboygan Marsh connect with a 228-mile 

countywide trail system. 

Throughout winter there are events 

that make spirits bright. From Schnee Days 

in Elkhart Lake to Main Street Memories 

in Sheboygan Falls to annual Christmas 

parades in many communities during the 

holiday season, people here enjoy all that 

winter has to offer. 

A Salute to Spring 

When spring arrives, we celebrate 

 

jackets come off and the shorts come on. The 

sun warms the earth, coaxing out daffodils, 

crocuses, tulips and dandelions. Green 

 

 

 

see bicyclists again and hear Harleys revving. 

Fishing season begins once again on 

rivers, streams and inland lakes. Our lakes 

are full of bass, bluegills, perch, walleye, 

crappies and northern. 

Top Pick, in the Nation 

for Salmon Fishing 

LEFT SIDE: INSET PHOTO BY PAT RYAN; RIGHT SIDE: LOWER MIDDLE COURTESY OF SPIEKER’S PUMPKIN FARM 



Segue into Summer 

Our summer weather is ideal. 

We may have a few hot and humid days, 

but it makes us appreciate Lake Michigan 

more than ever and its “cooler near the 

lake” effect! The beaches and lakeshore 

 

and sailors cannot get out on the lake fast 

enough. The piers are lined with people 

 

The lake is a magnet, drawing paddle 

boarders, surfers, kite and wind surfers 

and swimmers and Broughton and 

Lakeshore Drives are teeming with 

dog-walkers, runners, bicyclists and 

cars cruising the shore. 

The inland lakes, beaches and 

resorts 

alike. Kayaks and canoes travel the miles 

of rivers we have throughout the county. 

Along with the beaches and water sport 

options, Sheboygan is a world-class 

golf destination with renowned courses 

including Whistling Straits Golf Course, 

Blackwolf Run Golf Course and The Bull 

at Pinehurst Farms as well as a number 

 

county. Golf leagues, volleyball, rugby, 

softball and soccer teams are a great 

way for newcomers to meet people 

and develop friendships. 

 

beach, picnics, parades, outdoor dining, 

concerts and movies, sipping a beverage 

at the tiki bar…ah yes, it’s summer 

in Sheboygan County. 

Fall Favorites 

When the nights 

get cooler and the days 

grow shorter, the greens 

of summer turn into brilliant red, yellow 

and orange. Fall here is beautiful 

and people venture out to enjoy the 

breathtaking colors and crisp weather with 

hikes in the Kettle Moraine State Forest. 

Climbing the Parnell Tower to see the fall 

foliage from above is a must! Motorcyclists, 

bicyclists and cars tool along the winding, 

wooded roads to take it all in. 

If you ask what we’ve got planned 

for Saturday and Sunday afternoons, the 

answer is most likely football. We love the 

Badgers and the Packers and the games 

are on in almost any tavern. 

Fall here also means hunting 

season for both muzzleloader and gun. 

Hunters are out looking for deer, turkey, 

squirrels, duck, geese and other game 

birds. If you venture out running or biking, 

blaze orange apparel is a good idea.

fun AND 

 

There is no shortage of things 

to do around here, inside and outdoors, 

January to December. Sheboygan County 

offers an exceptional mix of activities for 

every lifestyle and every age. So get out 

there and take it all in. 

Healthy Sheboygan County 2020 

is a countywide wellness vision many 

employers have embraced. The goal is 

to have Sheboygan County attain a 

Well County designation by the year 2020. 

 

or clubs within Sheboygan County. From 

Fit Body Boot Camp to rugby to pickleball 

to tai chi, our county has a vast array of 

 

Explore the Kettle Moraine State 

Forest Northern Unit, one of six units of 

the Kettle Moraine State Forest and a unit 

 

The Kettle Moraine is internationally 

known for its famous glacial features and 

fascinating diversity of plants and animals. 

The Northern Unit consists of almost 

30,000 acres that you can explore by foot, 

horseback, cross-country skis, bikes or 

snowmobiles on the more than 132 miles 

of trails. Within or bordering the forest are 

 

canoeing or swimming. 

The Long Lake and Mauthe Lake 

Recreation Areas offer beautiful picnic 

spots, boat launches, sandy beaches, 

 

Camp Anokijig is like something you’d 

see in a classic movie. Boys and girls, ages 

7 to 16, make lifetime memories here during 

summer stays of various lengths. Whether 

they’re from right here or across the country, 

kids love this great camp on a quiet lake. 

Another camp, founded in 1969, 

is Camp Y-Koda, which sits on 80 beautiful 

acres along the Sheboygan River. Extensive 

summer camp offerings, outdoor education 

programs with schools and public programs 

throughout the year promote responsible 

stewardship of our environment through 

hands-on experiences. 

RIGHT SIDE: UPPER INSIDE COURTESY OF FIT BODY BOOT CAMP; UPPER RIGHT OUTSIDE 

PHOTO BY LES TENSION; LOWER INSET PHOTO BY JOHN DANKWARDT


Camp Evelyn and Camp Rokilio 

offer great camping opportunities to those 

involved in scouting. Camp Evelyn is designed 

especially to enable Girl Scouts to experience 

high quality Girl Scouting in the out-of-doors. 

Camp Rokilio provides great adventure for 

Cub Scouts and their parents and leaders on 

213 beautiful acres of hilly terrain and lakefront. 

If camping is your thing, you won’t 

have to travel far to get away from it all. Words 

cannot describe the beauty of the 988-acre 

Kohler-Andrae State Park. Beaches, sand dunes, 

hiking trails through the woods, bike trails, and 

did we mention how incredibly scenic it is? 

Lie on the beach, build sand castles, spy on 

the natural wildlife, even play a little volleyball 

or baseball. Each of the 137 units offers a 

 

and telling a few ghost stories. For the kids, 

the Sanderling Nature Center is open May 

through October, and the park offers themed 

hiking programs throughout the season. Pets 

are allowed, too. And for a more authentic 

camping experience, rent a tepee. 

Sheboygan County is a 

Lake Michigan 

 

 

Brown Trout to the warmer water 

locations of Lake Michigan as well as 

 

is big here as the Salmon begin to move 

upstream and spawn. Inland lakes are 

plentiful with perch, bass, northern and 

blue gill, and our rivers and streams are 

 

The Sheboygan County 

YMCA has locations in Sheboygan 

and Sheboygan Falls both offering a 

 

and recreational programs for adults 

and children. The Sports Core Health 

and Racquet Club in Kohler is a private 

 

also has Anytime Fitness and Planet 

Fitness locations. 

Sheboygan County also offers 

a variety of club sport opportunities, 

such as volleyball and soccer. 


If you love to golf, you’ve come 

to the right place. Sheboygan County 

has become one of the top golf 

destinations in the World. Whistling 

Straits Golf Course has hosted the 2004, 

2010 and 2015 PGA Championships and 

will host the 2020 Ryder Cup. Blackwolf 

Run was host to the 1998 and 2012 U.S. 

Women’s Open. There’s also The Bull at 

Pinehurst Farms, the only Jack Nicklaus 

Signature Course in the state, as well as 

many courses throughout the county 

for any skill level. 

Established in 1955, Road 

America is a four-mile, 14-turn road 

circuit. The 640-acre course features the 

excitement of NASCAR, Indy Car, vintage 

cars, bicycle and motorbike racing. 

In addition to races, Road America 

hosts many community events such 

as Tough Mudder, the Road America 

Motorplex for karting and supermoto, 

Four Miles of Fitness, disc golf 

and driving schools. 

Surfs up 

Sheboygan County is proud of its 

designation by the League of American 

Bicyclists as a Bike Friendly Community. 

From scenic paved trails to a challenging 

mountain bike course, if you’re a biking 

enthusiast, there’s the perfect ride for you 

here. We have more than 15 different bike 

trails and routes from which to choose. 

We love being on the water! 

Our breathtaking Lake Michigan 

waterfront is home to the Harbor Centre 

Marina. It’s part of the Wisconsin Clean 

Marina program which serves to protect 

 

and wildlife communities. The Sheboygan 

Youth Sailing Club provides instructors and 

sailing equipment, and the U.S. Sailing 

Center is one of four U.S. Olympic training 

centers in the nation. The Sailing Education 

Association of Sheboygan (SEAS) develops 

enrichment programs for public awareness 

and interest in Sheboygan’s amazing 

maritime heritage and preservation 

of our resources. 

LEFT SIDE: UPPER INSET PHOTO BY MATT MOELLER; LOWER INSET PHOTO BY JOHN DANKWARDT; 

RIGHT SIDE: UPPER PHOTO COURTESY OF SHEBOYGAN SELFIE CONTEST; INSET PHOTO BY MATT MOELLER 



BOREDOM BLASTERS 

Over the last decade, Sheboygan 

has emerged as the Fresh Water Surf 

Capital of the World. For those learning 

to surf, the summer months are the best. 

Seasoned surfers enjoy the peak season of 

mid-September through April. When winds 

of 20-25 mph blow from the northeast 

or west-southwest, incredible waves are 

sculpted from the surface water. Several 

times a year, Lake Michigan produces an 

open water swell of 24 feet or better. For 

those wanting a more leisurely experience, 

our lakeshores are busy with standup 

paddle boarding (SUP). Sheboyganites 

enjoy SUPing on Lake Michigan, Elkhart 

Lake, the Quarry and many inland lakes. 

Enjoy a few top activities 

in Sheboygan County. 

1. Sheboygan Leagues 

Basketball, Billiards, Bowling, 

Cards, Cycling, Dance, Darts, 

Disc Golf, Equestrian, Figure 

Skating, Fishing, Football, Golf, 

Hockey, Pickleball, Racquetball, 

Sailing, Soccer, Softball, 

Tennis, Volleyball, 

2. Blue Harbor Breaker Bay 

Talk about the ultimate escape 

for both kids and parents. It’s 

always a balmy 84 degrees inside 

 

area and waterpark. The 

Riptide is the only double surf 

simulator in eastern Wisconsin. 

blueharborresort.com 

3. Mini Golf 

Who doesn’t love mini golf? 

There are two fun courses in the 

area: Harbor Pointe located on 

South Pier in Sheboygan and 

Tom & Jerry’s across from City 

Park in Plymouth. Tom & Jerry’s 

has two 18-hole courses and 

six automated batting cages. 

hpminigolf.com and 

 

4. Sheboygan A’s 

An A’s baseball game offers 

great family fun at reasonable 

 

club plays its home games at 

Wildwood Baseball Park on 

New Jersey Ave. 

5. Bookworm Gardens 

A vibrant, playful children’s 

book-themed garden based 

entirely on children’s literature. 

More than 60 books are 

represented throughout seven 

interactive garden areas. 

bookwormgardens.org 

6. Above & Beyond 

Children’s Museum 

 

exhibits are featured in this 

educational museum for kids 

of all ages. Interactive 

programs and captivating 

exhibits provide ways to 

explore and learn. 

abkids.org 

7. Disc Golf – Vollrath 

and Jaycee Quarry Park, 

Sheboygan; Meyer Park, 

Plymouth to name a few 

Wisconsin’s oldest 

18-hole disc golf course 

 

beautiful Vollrath Park. There 

are great courses at Jaycee 

Quarry Park (20 holes) and 

Meyer Park (18 holes), too 

THE GREEN SCENE 

Sheboygan County maintains abundant trails and non-motorized travel options. In fact, 

there are more than 39 miles of off-road multi-use trails throughout the county, all of which 

will eventually be part of the Non-motorized (NOMO) Network. An additional trail in the City 

of Sheboygan is currently being built through a NOMO Transportation Pilot Program Grant. 

Sheboygan County covers more than 500 square miles, offering seemingly endless 

 

bike routes and trails throughout the county with plenty of options to suit your schedule 

and your ability. 


arts & CULTURE 

scene 

A favorite attraction for art 

lovers, the John Michael Kohler Arts 

Center (JMKAC) presents new and 

exciting exhibitions featuring the work of 

emerging and established contemporary 

artists, self-taught artists and environment 

builders. Even the restrooms in the 

center are works of art! JMKAC features 

a performing arts schedule that is both 

entertaining and adventurous with 

extraordinary dancers, musicians and 

actors from across the region and around 

the world. There’s a free drop-in arts 

studio, an onsite preschool, café and gift 

shop. Admission is free. 

Sheboygan offers a varied menu 

of performing arts genres: dance, 

choral and instrumental music, theatre, 

and much more. Sheboygan Performing 

Arts is a partnership of performing arts 

organizations that work together for 

the good of all artistic endeavors in the 

Sheboygan County area. 

The Sheboygan Theatre Company 

 

September to May at Horace Mann 

Middle School’s Leslie W. Johnson Theatre, 

including dramas, musicals and comedies. 

Theater for Young Audiences 

 

Sheboygan County schools and families 

since 1989. All ages learn and practice the 

art and craft of theater while delighting 

audiences with award-winning and popular 

dramatic literature for schools and families. 

The Sheboygan Symphony 

Orchestra dates to 1918, making it the 

state’s oldest continually active orchestra. 

 

October to May at the Stefanie H. Weill 

Center for the Performing Arts, along with 

Christmas and summer pops concerts. 

The beautifully restored 

Stefanie H. Weill Center for the 

Performing Arts presents an array of 

national acts throughout the spring, fall 

and winter seasons. All year round, slip 

into the comfort of nostalgia as some of 

the biggest silver screen actors adorn the 

Weill Center on Movie Nights. 

LEFT SIDE: INSET PHOTO BY JOHN DANKWARDT; UPPER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF JMKAC; OUTSIDE LOWER COURTESY OF PLYMOUTH ART CENTER; 

INSIDE LOWER RIGHT BY PAT RYAN; RIGHT SIDE: UPPER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF BOOKWORM GARDENS; LOWER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF 

JMKAC; LOWER SECOND PHOTO BY JOYCE BABEL-WORTH; LOWER THIRD PHOTO BY JOHN DANKWARDT

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Bookworm Gardens is a vibrant, 

playful garden inspired by children’s 

literature, the natural world and the 

imagination. The gardens provide a 

fun, safe place for children, parents and 

grandparents to reconnect with nature, 

explore and play. 

Travel back in time to the days of 

stagecoach travel at the Wade House in 

Greenbush. This historic site includes the 

stagecoach inn, blacksmith shop, sawmill 

and the Wesley W. Jung Carriage Museum. 

You can take a horse-drawn carriage ride, 

watch a Civil War reenactment and cheer 

on a 1860s vintage base ball team. 

The Sheboygan County Historical 

Museum complex includes a museum and 

four historic buildings, including a barn, 

homestead, cheese factory and a stately 

brick home as well as special events and 

seasonal displays. Changing exhibits 

include Indian history, ice harvesting, 

maritime, circus, local sports, medical 

pharmaceutical, early agricultural and 

related trades. 

An eclectic mix of the area’s art 

culture can be found at the Sheboygan 

Visual Artists (SVA) organization. The 

EBCO Artworks building includes a 

collection in celebration of visual arts 

for all to experience. SVA’s Final Friday 

events offer captivating exhibits and 

activities featuring original works by 

local artists each month. 


The Sheboygan Project aims to 

connect artists with available wall space 

 

works in Sheboygan. It uses the urban 

landscape as a canvas for exciting works of 

 

A tour of the artwork locations can be 

found at thesheboyganproject.org 

Located in historic downtown 

Plymouth, the Plymouth Arts Center offers 

exhibits, theatre, music, art classes and the 

very popular Acoustic Open Mic nights. The 

annual Cheese Capital Jazz Crawl attracts 

thousands of music lovers every year. 

James A. Tellen created more than 

 

within the woods surrounding his family’s 

summer cottage in the Black River area of 

Sheboygan. Featuring both life-size and 

miniature characters in a whimsical natural 

MY TWO CENTS 


environment, the concrete sculptures 

represent a realism that Tellen purposely 

strived to achieve. 

A place for people to experience 

Sheboygan County’s 

Aviation Heritage Center of Wisconsin offers 

a museum and a library. An exciting hands-on 

experience for aviation enthusiasts, take a 

self-guided tour or schedule a guided tour. 

Whether you’re browsing for a 

good read, checking out a best seller or 

attending a special program with your 

kids, the Mead Public Library is always a 

great place to be. There is computer and 

internet access for adults, teens, and 

 

The library also offers meeting rooms, 

photocopy and fax service, Monday 

Matinees and educational, interactive 

programming for all ages. 

Moving from 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

– Joannie Johnson 

LEFT SIDE: UPPER PHOTO COURTESY OF JMKAC (PASAQUOYANISM: EDDIE OWENS MARTIN + JONATHAN FREDERICK WALZ INSTALLATION VIEW AT THE JOHN MICHAEL KOHLER 

ARTS CENTER, 2017); LEFT UPPER INSIDE COURTESY OF JMKAC; RIGHT SIDE: UPPER AND LOWER INSIDE PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; LOWER PHOTO BY JOHN SUKOWATY


KEEPING THE 

faith 

 

church is one of the best ways to 

meet people and become engaged in a 

community. Sheboygan County is home 

to many churches and many of those 

congregations devote a great deal of time, 

 

 

There are 11 Roman Catholic 

churches in Sheboygan County (nearly 

35 percent of the county population is 

Roman Catholic). St. Clement’s Church 

in the heart of Sheboygan offers two 

Spanish Masses on Sundays. Holy Name 

is Sheboygan’s most historic Catholic 

church. More than 150 years old, it still 

offers traditional Latin Mass on the 

second and fourth Sunday of each 

month. A large Hmong population 

attends St. Peter Claver, while St. Cyril 

and Methodius boasts a rich Slovenian 

history with a summer picnic offering 

 

There is a strong Protestant 

representation in the county, almost evenly 

split between mainline and evangelical. 

The denominations and church styles vary 

from traditional services to contemporary. 

 

many Reformed, Christian Reformed and 

Presbyterian churches, primarily in 

Oostburg, Cedar Grove, Sheboygan Falls 

and Sheboygan. 

Many churches offer special 

programs such as early childhood centers, 

Bible study groups, adult day care for those 

with dementia, senior groups, preschools, 

welcome centers and more. 

There is a small Jewish population 

in Sheboygan County served by Beth El 

Synagogue, which holds services throughout 

the year in observance of Jewish holidays. 

St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox 

celebrated 110 years in 2016 and has a 

fulltime priest holding services every Sunday. 

Though they have a small congregation, 

the church is beloved by the community, 

especially for its popular Greek Fest each June. 

 

 

under Churches and Places of Worship.

etail 

THERAPY 

Every community in Sheboygan 

County offers a unique retail 

experience–from clothing to foods, 

housewares to furniture, it’s tough to beat 

the friendly, small-business atmosphere. 

The revitalized Sheboygan 

downtown presents an eclectic array of 

shops with welcoming, entrepreneurial 

owners. Relish Kitchen Store in the heart 

of downtown offers innovative and reliable 

cookware, kitchen supplies and gifts. Urban 

Artique is ideal for those who may not 

have the time or talent to create their own 

works of art, but love handmade items like 

jewelry, soaps and décor. If fashion is your 

passion, take a stroll through Nikki’s Nex 2 

New, TLC Casuals for women or Art Imig 

Clothiers for men to discover the latest in 

trends and styles from casual to formal. 

 

drop by the Victorian Chocolate Shoppe, an 

old-time candy store with over 80 types of 

hand-dipped homemade chocolates. The 

chocolate dipped raspberries are to die for. 

The GameBoard is a place where 

camaraderie, strategy, imagination 

and entertainment collide in a gaming 

experience that’s fun for everyone. 

You can try out a game prior to purchase, 

join a gaming league or enjoy an adults-only 

game night. The shop offers board games, 

collectible card games, fantasy games, 

educational games and party games. 

And no shopping trip is complete 

without a visit to Olivü 426, offering 

a complete line of all-natural beauty 

products. Olivü 426’s products have made 

the swag bags for Hollywood’s awards 

shows, including the Emmys and MTV’s 

Movie Awards. You can choose from their 

vast selection of face and body care or 

even design your own. 

 

love the fresh hand-bottled olive oils and 

balsamic vinegars of Olivada. Turn your 

cooking into a healthy masterpiece with 

their help! 

LEFT SIDE: UPPER COURTESY OF TLC CASUALS; UPPER INSET PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; 

RIGHT SIDE: UPPER OUTSIDE PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; UPPER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF DESTINATION KOHLER; 

LOWER INSIDE PHOTO COURTESY OF ALLECHANT BOUTIQUE; LOWER INSET PHOTO BY KEVIN HANSEN 



Don’t forget the food! Sheboygan 

is known for their brats and hard rolls. 

Johnston’s Bakery, a family-owned bake 

and coffee shop, has offered delicious 

treats for more than 50 years. Savor a 

“mudpie” and a caramel macchiato while 

you enjoy the heavenly fresh-baked scents 

wafting through the shop. 

Miesfeld’s Meat Market has grown 

from a small market to a food palace on 

the outskirts of Sheboygan, conveniently 

located just off of Interstate 43. Make 

sure to take a number because this meat 

 

Fish and seafood lovers love Schwarz 

Fish Company in the Harbor Centre. It offers 

 

the county. 

 

There are numerous large, national 

retailers in the area, including Target, Kohl’s, 

Home Depot, Tractor Supply, Menards, 

Fleet Farm and Walmart. 

Major retail malls are 

just a short drive 

away in Milwaukee, 

Green Bay and Appleton. 

he oldest coler shop in the county. 


A 

community 

cares 

Sheboygan County is home to The United Way 

many family-owned businesses that have 

The stewardship outreach at 

a vested interest in the community–not your company is a good place to start, 

only monetary support, but also time and but the United Way’s Volunteer Center is 

talent. Companies like Sargento Foods, Inc. 

actually make giving back to the community opportunity. The annual Day of Caring 

part of their employees’ reviews. Whether occurs each September to promote 

it’s delivering for Meals on Wheels, teaching volunteerism, increase awareness of 

Junior Achievement, being a Big Brother/ local human service agencies and 

Sister or building houses for Habitat for 

Humanity, the passion for making a 

difference runs deep. 

on the community. The 2017 event 

brought together 18 companies and 

nearly 550 volunteers in the spirit of 

service to 35 local organizations. 

There are close to 102 organizations 

that are members of the Volunteer Center. 

In the past year, more than 14,000 

volunteers devoted a total of 497,000 

hours to make a difference. 

LAKESHORE WEEKEND 

After a resident, who was a volunteer at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, 

was killed in a motorcycle accident, his brother was inspired to spearhead Lakeshore 

Weekend in Sheboygan. Sponsored by Miesfeld’s Meat Market, Lakeshore Weekend is 

a huge summer event featuring music, food, dragon boat races and family fun on the 

South Pier. Since 2009, it has raised more than $1,600,000 for Children’s Hospital. 

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Fresh Meals on Wheels volunteers pack fresh meals to be 

delivered to those in need throughout Sheboygan County. 

Fresh Meals on Wheels 

In 1971, meals were delivered 

to six elderly, disabled and/or home 

bound residents. Today, Fresh Meals 

on Wheels has grown to 27 routes 

throughout Sheboygan County. It also 

partnered with Wisconsin Public Service 

in 2014 to add an additional 18 raised 

garden beds for a total of 29, where 

volunteers help plant, weed and harvest 

fresh produce for meals. 

Fresh Meals on Wheels serves as 

a model in their use of local and fresh 

produce. Additionally, they have a 

no-waste initiative where any unused 

goods are donated to local food pantries. 

Good Works 

Sheboygan County has numerous 

many which are part of larger 

 

also have several unique agencies too! 

Great Marriages promotes healthy, 

strong and life-long marriages that lead 

to secure families. They offer enrichment 

programs, mentors and education to 

assure Great Marriages throughout 

Sheboygan County. 

Nourish Farms works with area 

farmers to provide fresh and healthy 

foods to under-privileged children at their 

schools with Summer Lunch and Snack 

Attack programs. The organization strives 

to educate the community and children on 

wholesome and sustainable food choices. 

American Cancer Society Hit the 

Road Run/Walk, held the fourth Saturday 

in October at Elkhart Lake’s Road America, 

brings together over 20 companies and 

1000 plus runners and walkers to raise 

 

popular event has been in existence for 

over 40 years and is one of Sheboygan 

County’s longest-running fundraisers.

YOUR WELLNESS & 

wellbeing 

Sheboygan County has a strong 

commitment to health care with two 

full-service hospitals, several clinics, 

including cancer and urgent care, as 

well as alternative health options. So 

from a simple sprain to something more 

serious, you’ll be in good hands. 

The Sheboygan County area 

is served by two hospitals located 

within the City of Sheboygan: 

HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital and Aurora 

Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center. 

Major medical providers include Aurora, 

Prevea and Ascension/Columbia 

St. Mary’s, which all offer quality care 

and a variety of specialty physicians. 

There are a number of urgent care 

clinics, but it should be noted that none 

are open 24 hours. After-hour care must 

be sought at a hospital emergency room. 

HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital 

 

the Hospital Sisters of St. Francis and 

is part of the Hospital Sisters Health 

System-Eastern Division. A partnership 

exists between St. Nicholas, St. Vincent’s 

and St. Mary’s hospitals in Green Bay. 

As a primary stroke center, 

HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital has received 

the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of 

 

 

In 2017, HSHS St. Nicholas added 

a new ICU/IMCU unit and new operating 

suites to their facility. These upgrades in 

technology not only improve the quality 

care provided, but enhance the overall 

patient experience. 

Prevea Health partners with the 

Hospital Sisters Health System as well as 

offering many specialty clinics throughout 

Sheboygan County from behavioral care 

to orthopedic to family practice. They 

have urgent care facilities located in both 

Sheboygan and Plymouth. 

Urgent care services include: 

+ Animal and insect bites 

+ 

+ Earaches 

+ Cuts without profuse bleeding, 

but require stitches 

+ Sprains and minor broken bones 

+ Urinary tract infections 

+ Mild to moderate asthma 

+ Minor infections 

+ Rashes and burns 

+ Severe sore throat or cough 

LEFT SIDE: UPPER PHOTO COURTESY OF LAKESHORE COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE; LOWER PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; 

RIGHT SIDE: MIDDLE INSIDE PHOTO BY JESSICA RAETHER; UPPER RIGHT OUTSIDE PHOTO BY JOYCE BABEL-WORTH 



Aurora Sheboygan Memorial 

Medical Center, a full-service hospital 

offering a wide array of acute and sub-acute 

care services, has been named one of 

America’s Top 100 Hospitals for the fourth 

straight year by Thomson Reuters, the 

nation’s leading information resource for 

the health care industry. Currently, Aurora 

has more than 700 clinical research projects, 

including more than 400 clinical trials. 

Designated as a Primary Stroke 

Center, their specialists are equipped 

with the proper tools to respond quickly 

and appropriately to patients with lifethreatening 

stroke symptoms. Board 

 

staff the emergency department 24/7. 

Featured services include: 

+ Cardiac care 

+ Vascular care 

+ Orthopedic care 

+ Aurora Spine Institute 

+ NICU 

+ Inpatient psychiatric unit 

+ Aurora Sports Medicine Institute 

+ Drug and alcohol counseling 

and treatment 

+ Obstetric services & women’s health 

+ Surgery center and sleep center 

Lakeshore Community Health Care 

(LCHC) has a mission of providing health 

care for everyone. LCHC provide’s primary 

and preventive medical, behavioral health 

and dental care. New patients are always 

welcome. They opened a new facility in 

Sheboygan in 2017 and also offer services 

at their facility in Manitowoc. 

Ascension/Columbia St. Mary’s/ 

Marsho Medical Group’s staff offers 

the latest technology and innovative 

treatments within a nurturing environment. 

Marsho Family Medical Group has been 

caring for Sheboygan County’s families for 

more than 60 years. Their staff includes 

nurse practitioners, physician assistants 

and physicians ready to serve your health 

care, express care and outpatient needs. 

 

and alternative medicine options 

throughout Sheboygan County. We have 

several doctors, practitioners and facilities 

who combine science and nature for 

positive body, mind and spirit. From pain 

to stress management, acupuncture to 

aromatherapy, and nutrition to Chinese 

medicine, many practitioners combine 

alternative medical options with traditional 

medicine for overall wellness and health. 


CARING FOR 

the entire 

clan 

Retiring Here 

The Senior Activity Center 

of Sheboygan encourages wellness, 

learning and recreation for semi-retired 

and retired residents. Located within 

walking distance of Lake Michigan in 

the Ellis Historic Neighborhood, the 

center emphasizes wellness, travel 

and arts, enjoying partnerships with 

the John Michael Kohler Arts Center 

and UW-Sheboygan. Active members 

lead programs, teach classes and are 

involved in the operation of all 

aspects of the organization. 

Generations, an Intergenerational 

Center provides an active lifestyle for 

 

education, community affairs and 

volunteer service programs. 

MY TWO CENTS 

The Sheboygan Falls Senior 

Center is open to anyone age 60 or 

better. Daily programs begin at 11 a.m. 

with dinner at noon. Programs include 

live music, chair exercise, speakers, 

bingo, darts, rotation sheepshead, 

crafts, video theaters and more. 

Aging and Disability Resource 

Center located in Sheboygan Falls 

provides information on programming, 

 

throughout Sheboygan County for your 

loved ones needing assistance. 

Sheboygan County offers 

many options for in-home care, senior 

apartment options, assisted living, 

dementia, day programs and nursing 

facilities. Information is available at the 

Aging and Disability Resource Center. 

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Child Care 

There are many child care 

and pre-school options available 

 

your needs, your schedule and your 

budget. The Child Care Resource & 

Referral Center, based in Kimberly, 

Wisconsin, provides parents and 

guardians with information on all 

licensed day care in Sheboygan County. 

The Family Resource Center 

in Plymouth is a “Parents as Teachers” 

 

for Youth coalition for healthy living and 

the Sheboygan County Literacy Council. 

Family Connections, Inc. 

is a local Child Care Resource & 

Referral agency that strives to increase 

the availability and accessibility of child 

care programs, promote recognition 

of childcare issues and encourage 

development. 

There are many pre-school 

options including 3K and 4K. 

Check with your community school 

district, local YMCAs, Generations 

in Plymouth and the John Michael 

Kohler Arts Center. 

Pet Care 

If you have a canine pal, there are 

a number of dog parks where you can play 

and socialize. 

Sheboygan Dog Run is 10-acre 

fenced-in dog run in Sheboygan funded by 

donations. It allows owners to let dogs off 

their leash under voice control. It’s a great 

place to socialize your dog and let them 

stretch their legs safely. Sheboygan Falls 

Bark Park is a 1-acre park located within 

Rochester Park. There’s also a dog park in 

Plymouth in the downtown business district 

along the Mullet River. The north side of 

Kohler-Andrae State Park has dog-friendly 

access on trails and even on the beach. 

If you’re looking for a place to 

keep your large pets, Sheboygan County 

has horse boarding, large animal clinics 

and even hobby farms to keep your pets 

happy and healthy. 

Sundance Farm Plymouth 920-893-0134 

Elkhart Lake Horse Park Elkhart Lake 920-208-3877 

Kohler Stables Kohler 920-452-3984 

Arimar Farm Plymouth 920-526-3046 


We’ve got you covered, 

from urgent care to emergency care. 

Walk-in urgent care for 

every member of the family 

Save 

My Spot 

SHEBOYGAN ■ KOHLER ■ PLYMOUTH 

Have you tried Prevea Urgent Care’s Save My Spot? 

Save My Spot allows you to make an online reservation at the 

Prevea Urgent Care of your choice from your computer or any 

mobile device. 

Mon. - Fri.: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

Weekends: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Holidays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

prevea.com/urgentcare 

Emergency services at 


When the unexpected happens... 

HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital is a Level IV Trauma Center. 

Our close proximity to the I-43/Highway 23 interchange 

means rapid emergency treatment is only minutes away– 

wherever you may be in our area. 

3100 Superior Ave. 

Sheboygan 

(920) 459-8300 

stnicholashospital.org 




SHEBOYGAN 

AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 

With 26 schools and an enrollment of over 10,000 students, the 

Sheboygan Area School District is the largest school district in Sheboygan 

County. A large district means more opportunities for your child! The 

Sheboygan Area School District offers a wide variety of educational 

programs taught by a highly-educated teaching staff. On average, over 

70% of teachers hold a Master’s degree or higher. 

4-year-old Kindergarten (4K) Programs 

Elementary, 4K- 8, Middle School, and High School neighborhood 

and charter school options 

Learning Enhanced with Technology 

An Extensive Selection of Advanced Placement (AP), Online, 

and College Credit Courses 

Personalized Learning Opportunities 

In-Demand Career Pathways preparing students for the future 

Open Enrollment – Even if your family does not live within the Sheboygan 

Area School District, you may apply for your child to enroll through the 

Wisconsin Open Enrollment program. 

Visit www.sheboygan.k12.wi.us/enroll or call 920-459-6767 to request more information. 


CAREER SUCCESS 

STARTS AT LTC 

LAKESHORE TECHNICAL COLLEGE 

gotoltc.edu • 1.888.GO TO LTC 

1290 North Avenue • Cleveland WI 

HLC Accredited hlcommission.org 

Live here. Learn here. 

Home of the LTC-Plymouth Science & Technology Center and the Food Science & Agriculture Center 

Plymouth School District offers 

Comprehensive education – preparing all 

of our graduates for the next stage of their lives. 

Extracurriculars – offering a wide range of 

athletic, academic, arts and social opportunities. 

Collaboration & Innovation – creating solutions 

with colleges, businesses and community groups. 

Wellness – emphasizing and enhancing the 

health and well-being of the whole child. 

See the interactive 

District Report Card 

on our website! 

Visit www.plymouth.k12.wi.us or call 920-892-2661 

for an enrollment packet or to arrange a visit. 


Welcome home! 

Experience unsurpassed customer service 

and exceptional value. 

You deserve it! 

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes 1 & 2 Bedroom Lofts 

Business service center with WI-FI In-unit washer/dryer 

Free AT&T Uverse TV, DVR and high speed internet 

Underground heated parking Heated outdoor pool/hot tub 

Elevators Storage Grills & picnic areas Bottomless beverage bar 

Professionally designed putting green Pets welcome! Private dog park 

1 year & 2 year leases, corporate rentals & furnished rentals available 

Mendocino Village Apts. 

3917 Mendocino Lane 


920-208-1663 

The Estates Apts. 

3849 Heather Valley Rd. 


920-803-8850 

Visit www.EstatesInfo.com 

Fulfilling Our Promise: Expect the Exceptional 

• THE FOUR Cs – collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and 

communication – are a part of every day. 

• ACADEMIC AND CAREER PLANNING supports each student’s plan for 

the future, grades 5-12. 

• COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES range from literacy and 

math to Innovation Design Center, Maker Spaces, digital communication, 

technology skills, one-to-one devices (grades 2-12), agricultural education, 

music, art, performance, athletics, advanced placement, and more. 

• AS PARTNERS WITH FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY, our dedicated 

staff support the whole child and meet the needs of individual children, 

in safe learning environments. 

• GREAT THINGS TO COME… A new middle school opens August 2018! 

For enrollment information, to arrange a tour, or to ask questions, contact 

Julie Hahn at (920) 467-7893 or jmhahn@sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us. 

220 Amherst Avenue | Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin 53085 | (920) 467-7893 | www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us 


Discover what the 

 

From sailing lessons for youth and adults to 

 

 

From international regattas to school programs 

 

 

Sailing Education Association of Sheboygan 

 


Sheboygan County Parks 

ADELL 

Village Dog Park 

Village Park 

Fireman’s Park 

BATAVIA 

CASCADE 

Cascade Memorial Park 

Johnson Hill Kame State 

Natural Area 

Long Lake Recreation Area 

Mill Pond Park 

Nichols Creek State Wildlife Area 

CEDAR GROVE 

Amsterdam Park 

Cedar Grove Hawk Research 

Station State Natural Area 

Cedar Grove Waterfowl 

Production Area 

Cedar Grove Interurban Trailhead 

Independence Park 

Veterans Memorial Park 

Windmill Park 

DUNDEE 

Butler Lake Flynn’s Spring 

State Natural Area 

Crooked Lake Wetlands 


Kettle Moraine State Forest 

- Northern Unit 

ELKHART LAKE 

Fireman’s Park and Beach 

Gerber Lake 

Wildlife Area 

Jeanette Moioffer Park 

June Vollrath Park 

Kettle Moraine Red Oaks 


LaBudde Creek State 

Wildlife Area 

Lions Park 

Memorial Park 

Sheboygan Marsh 

State Wildlife Area 

Village Square Park 

FRANKLIN 

Rhine Center Bog 


Taylor Field 

GIBBSVILLE 

Gibbsville Community Park 

GLENBEULAH 

Anton Barta Park at the 

Mullet River Dam Site 

Memorial Park 

Village Park 

Wade House State Park 

HOWARDS GROVE 

Fischer Creek Trail 

Memorial Park 

Riverside Park 

HINGHAM 

Hingham Park 

KOHLER 

Lost Woods Park 

Ravine Park 

Roosevelt Park 

OOSTBURG 

Veteran’s Park 

PLYMOUTH 

Anton Park 

Bishop Street Park 

City Park 

Kamrath Creek Forest & Fen 


Lions Park 

Loebe Field 

Lone Oak Park 

Meyer Nature Park 

Roosevelt Nutt Park 

Plymouth Dog Park 

Quit Qui Oc Sports Complex 

Rotary Park 

South River Park 

Utility Park 


Cole Historic District 

Downtown Historic District 

River Park 

Rochester Park 

Settlers Park 

Sheboygan Falls Bark Park 

SHEBOYGAN NORTH 

6th Street Park 

Cleveland Park 

Cole Park 

Cooper Avenue Playground 

Deland Park 

Maywood – Elwood H. May 

Environmental Park 

End Park 

Evergreen Park 

Field of Dreams 

Grace Park 

Kuehne Court 

North Point Park 

North Side 

Municipal Beach 

Northeast Park 

Quarry Recreational 

Center 

Taylor Park 

RESOURCES | 85 

SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 

Lakeview Park 

Esslingen Park 

Indian Mound Park 

King Park 

Kohler-Andrae State Park 

Moose Park 

Optimist Park 

Roosevelt Park 

Sheboygan Dog Park 

South Side Municipal Beach 

Veterans Park 

Wildwood Athletic Complex 

SHEBOYGAN CENTRAL 

Fountain Park 

Kiwanis Park 

Sheridan Park 

Vollrath Park 

Worker’s Water Street Park 

Rotary Riverfront Park 

RANDOM LAKE 

Kircher Park 

Lake View Park 

WALDO 

Waldo Village Park

Community Resources: Utilities, Safety, Miscellaneous 

SHEBOYGAN 

sheboyganwi.gov 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 

wisconsinpublicservice.com 

Electric 

Alliant Energy 

800-255-4268 

alliantenergy.com 

Water 

Sheboygan Water Utility 

800-459-3800 

sheboyganwater.org 

Telephone 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

AT&T 

800-464-7928 

att.com 

 

522 N 9th St 

920-458-2294 

usps.com 

Garbage/Recycling 

Garbage Route Hotline 

920-459-6471 

Public Works 

920-459-3440 

sheboyganwi.gov 

Non-Emergency: 

Police 920-459-3333 

Fire: 920-459-3322 

Miscellaneous 

Wisconsin DMV 

Service Center 

3603 Kohler Memorial Dr 

608-264-7447 

800-924-3570 

dmv.org/wi-wisconsin 

 

1137 N 26th St 

800-772-1213 -National 

877-635-3549 -Local 

ssa.gov 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


cityofsheboyganfalls.com 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric/Water 

Sheboygan Falls Utilities 

920-467-7900 


Telephone 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

AT&T 

800-464-7928 

att.com 

 

108 Maple St 

920-467-6510 

usps.com 


Sheboygan Falls Utilities 


920-467-7900 


Police 920-467-7902 

Fire 920-467-7914 

KOHLER 

kohlervillage.org 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric 


800-255-4268 


Water 

Kohler Water Utility 

920-459-3873 

kohlervillage.org 

Telephone 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

AT&T 

800-464-7928 

att.com 

 

319 Highland Dr 

920-452-8308 


Advanced Disposal 

888-688-4005 

advanceddisposal.com 


Police 920-459-3877 

Fire 920-459-3876 

ELKHART LAKE 

elkhartlakewi.gov 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric 

WE Energies 

800-242-9137 

we-energies.com 

Water 

Elkhart Lake Water Utility 

920-876-2122 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-921-8101 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

146 E Rhine St 

920-876-3332 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 

advancedisposal.com 

Non-Emergency 

Police 920-876-2244 

Fire 920-876-3333 

RANDOM LAKE 


Natural Gas/Electric 

WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Random Lake Water 

/Wastewater 

920-994-9952 


Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

220 Allen St 

920-994-9221 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire 920-946-1848 

GLENBEULAH 

glenbeulah.org 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric 

WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Glenbeulah Water Utility 

920-526-3562 

glenbeulah.org 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

246 W Main St 

920-526-3977 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire 920-207-4118 

CEDAR GROVE 

cedargrovewi.com 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Cedar Grove Water Utility 

920-558-6523 


Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

103 W Wisconsin Ave 

920-668-6211 

usps.com 


Village of Cedar Grove 

920-668-6523 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire 920-668-5415 



Community Resources: Utilities, Safety, Miscellaneous 

ADELL 

 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Village of Adell 

920-994-8620 

 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

611 Maine Ave 

920-994-9515 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Cascade Police 920-838-4311 

Fire 920-994-2260 

OOSTBURG 

oostburg.org 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Oostburg Water Utility 

920-564-3214 

oostburg.org 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

1508 Center Ave 

920-564-2533 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire 920-564-2595 

HINGHAM 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Hingham Sanitation District 

920-467-6037 

 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

N2750 Main St 

920-564-3041 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire- Waldo 920-528-8121 

CASCADE 

villageofcascade.org 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Cascade Waterworks 

920-528-8642 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

205 Lake St 

920-528-8252 



888-688-4005 



Police 920-838-4311 

Fire 920-528-8432 

WALDO 

sheboygancounty.com 


WE Energies 

800-242-9137 


Water 

Hingham Sanitation District 

920-467-6037 

 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

829 W 2nd St 

920-528-8834 



888-688-4005 



Cascade Police 920-838-4311 

Fire 920-528-8121 

PLYMOUTH 

plymouthgov.com 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric/Water 

Plymouth Utilities 

920-893-1471 

plymouthutilities.com 

Telephone 

Frontier 

800-462-8188 

frontier.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 

 

302 E Main St 

920-892-8859 

usps.com 



888-688-4005 



Police 920-893-6541 

Fire 920-893-1331 

HOWARDS GROVE 

howardsgrove.org 

Natural Gas 

WPS 

800-450-7260 


Electric 


800-255-4268 


Water – Private Wells, Sewer 

Howards Grove Utility 

920-565-3029 

howardsgrove.org 

Telephone 

TDS 

866-571-6662 

tdstelecom.com 

Spectrum 

855-757-7328 

spectrum.com 



888-688-4005 


Non-Emergency 

Sheriff 920-459-3111 

Fire 920-565-2121 

AREA TOWNSHIPS 

Town of Greenbush 

920-526-3115 

townofgreenbushwi.com 

 

W7756 Plank Rd 

920-526-3325 

Town of Herman 

920-565-2934 

sheboygancounty.com 

Town of Holland 

920-668-6696 

townofholland.com 

Town of Lima 

920-467-6037 

townlima.com 

Town of Lyndon 

920-528-7255 

 

Town of Mitchell 

920-528-7776 

townofmitchell.com 

Town of Mosel 

920-565-3700 

townofmosel.com 

Town of Plymouth 

920-893-5713 

townplymouth.com 

Town of Rhine 

920-876-3413 

townrhine.com 

Town of Russell 

920-894-2167 

townrussell.com 

Town of Scott 

920-994-4470 

townofscottsheboygan.com 

Town of Sheboygan 

920-451-2320 

townofsheboygan.org 

Town of Sheboygan Falls 

920-467-1922 

townofsheboyganfalls.com 

Town of Sherman 

920-994-9421 

townofshermanwi.com 

Town of Wilson 

920-208-2390 

townwilson.com 


Sheboygan County Public Schools* 

SCHOOL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS STUDENT STUDENT CITY 

WEBSITE GRADES POPULATION TEACHER RATIO 

Cedar Grove-Belgium 1 elementary 4K-4 1111 13.58:1 Cedar Grove 

Area Schools 1 middle 5-8 

cedargrovebelgium.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 1 elementary Jr K-4 477 14:1 Elkhart Lake 


elgs.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Howards Grove 1 elementary K-4 838 19:1 Howards Grove 


hgsd.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Kohler 1 elementary 4K-5 754 14:1 Kohler 


kohlerpublicschools.org 1 high 9-12 

Oostburg 1 elementary 4K-5 971 14:1 Oostburg 


oostburg.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Plymouth 3 elementary 4K-4 2312 12.8:1 Plymouth 


plymouth.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Random Lake 1 early learning 844 11:1 Random Lake 

Area Schools 

1 elementary 

randomlake.k12.wi.us 1 middle 5-8 

1 high 9-12 

Sheboygan Falls 1 elementary 4K-4 1721 22:1 Sheboygan Falls 


sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us 1 high 9-12 

Sheboygan 3 early learning/4K partners 10100 8-9:1 Sheboygan 

Area Schools 

13 elementary (2 charter) 

sheboygan.k12.wi.us 

5 middle (2 charter) 

5 high (3 charter) 

(2 4K-8 charter schools) 

Charter Schools 

SCHOOL GRADES CITY 

Lake Country Academy 4K- 8 Sheboygan 

Sheboygan Leadership Academy 4K- 8 Sheboygan 

Étude Elementary School K-5 Sheboygan 

Northeast Wisconsin Montessori 1-6 Sheboygan 

Étude Middle School 6-8 Sheboygan 

Warriner Middle School for Personalized Learning 6-8 Sheboygan 

Central High 9-12 Sheboygan 

Étude Academy High School 9-12 Sheboygan 

Warriner High School for Personalized Learning 9-12 Sheboygan 

*Please refer to the map insert for more information about school locations, phone numbers and website addresses. 


Sheboygan County Private Schools 

SCHOOL RELIGIOUS STUDENT 

PHONE, WEBSITE AFFILIATION GRADES POPULATION ADDRESS 


Bethlehem Lutheran School Lutheran Church PK-8 157 1121 Georgia Ave 

920-452-5071, ourbethlehem.com Missouri Synod Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Christ Child Academy Roman PK-8 187 2722 Henry St 

920-459-2660, christchildacademy.com Catholic Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Ebenezer Christian School Christian KG-5 6 610 N 25th St 

920-452-5464 Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Faith Christian Academy Baptist K-12 25 1223 Krumrey St 

920- 892-4033, fbcwi.com Plymouth, WI 53073 

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Roman PK-8 183 814 Superior Ave 

920-452-1571, sheboyganseton.org Catholic Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Immanuel Lutheran School Lutheran Church PK-8 69 1626 Illinois Ave 

920-452-9681, immanuel-school.com Missouri Synod Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Montessori Children’s House Montessori School PK-KG 29 1907 N 20th St 

920-458-0510, sheboyganmontessori.com Sheboygan, WI 53081 

New World Montessori School Montessori School KG 22 3103 Weeden Creek Rd 

920-459-7677, newworldmontessori.org Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Oostburg Christian School Calvinist PK-8 145 22 S 6th St 

920-564-2664, oostburgchristian.com Oostburg, WI 53070 

Sheboygan Area Lutheran High School Lutheran Church 9-12 150 3323 University Dr 

920-452-3323, lutheranhigh.com Missouri Synod Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Sheboygan County Christian High School 

920-458-9981, scchs.com Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Sheboygan Christian School Christian PK-8 172 418 Geele Ave 

920-457-3060, sheboyganchristian.com Sheboygan, WI 53083 

St. John The Baptist Catholic School Roman PK-8 242 116 N Pleasant St 

920-892-5961, sjbplymouth.org Catholic Plymouth, WI 53073 

St. John Lutheran School Lutheran Church PK-8 195 222 N Stafford St 

920-893-5114, sjlplymouth.com or sjleagles.com Missouri Synod Plymouth, WI 53073 

St. John Lutheran School Lutheran Church PK-8 73 W5407 Cty Rd SS 

920-994-9190, stjohnrandomlake.org Missouri Synod Random Lake, WI 53075 

St. Paul Lutheran School Lutheran Church K-8 63 1819 N 13th St 

920-452-6882, stpaulsheboygan.org Missouri Synod Sheboygan, WI 53081 

St. Paul’s Lutheran School Wisconsin Evangelical K-8 76 441 Millersville Ave 

920-565-3780, stpaulshowardsgrove.org Lutheran Synod Howards Grove, WI 53083 

Trinity Lutheran School Lutheran Church PK-8 144 824 Wisconsin Ave 

920-458-8248, trinitysheboygan.org Missouri Synod Sheboygan, WI 53081 

Willowglen Academy-North Special UG 46 W1236 Cty Rd FF 

920-565-2607 Education Sheboygan, WI 53083 


Churches and Places of Worship 

BAPTIST SHEBOYGAN 

Bethel Baptist 

2411 Weeden Creek Rd 


920-452-4860 

Cornerstone Baptist 

W1236 Cty FF 


920-207-6019 

Grace Baptist Church 

 


920-395-3904 

Hope Strict Baptist 

1803 Georgia Ave 


920-457-5161 

Mapledale Baptist 

4015 Superior Ave 


920-458-6441 

BAPTIST SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 

Faith Baptist 

1223 Krumrey St 


920-892-4033 

Falls Community Church 

633 Buffalo St 


920-467-2480 

CATHOLIC SHEBOYGAN 

Holy Name 

818 Huron Ave 


920-458-7721 

Immaculate Conception 

1305 Humboldt Ave 


920-457-3967 

St. Clement 

707 N 6th St 


920-457-4629 

St. Cyril & Methodius 

822 New Jersey Ave 


920-457-7110 

St. Dominic 

2133 N 22nd St 


920-458-7070 

St. Peter Claver 

1439 S 12th St 


920-457-9408 

CATHOLIC 

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 

Blessed Trinity 

319 Giddings Ave 


920-467-4616 

Our Lady of The Lakes 

230 Butler St 


920-994-4380 

St. John Evangelist 

600 Green Tree Rd 

Kohler, WI 53044 

920-452-9623 

St. John the Baptist 

115 Plymouth St 


920-892-4006 

St. Thomas Aquinas 

94 N Lincoln St 


920-876-2457 

EPISCOPAL SHEBOYGAN 

Grace Episcopal 

1011 N 7th St 


920-452-9659 

EPISCOPAL 


All Saints Chapel 

N7902 Cty Rd P 


920-452-9659 

St. Paul Episcopal 

312 E Main St 


920-892-4894 

St. Peter Episcopal 

104 Elm St 


920-467-6639 

JEWISH SYNAGOGUE 

Beth El Congregation 

1007 North Ave 


920-452-5828 

LUTHERAN SHEBOYGAN 

Bethlehem Lutheran 

1121 Georgia Ave 


920-452-4331 

Calvary Lutheran 

2132 N 27th St 


920-458-4822 

Christ Lutheran 

3816 S 12th St 


920-457-9205 

First United Lutheran 



920-452-2401 

Good Shepherd Lutheran 

1614 S 23rd St 


920-452-8759 

Immanuel Lutheran 

1634 Illinois Ave 


920-452-7266 

Luther Memorial 

1127 Eisner Ave 


920-458-1322 

Our Savior’s Lutheran 

917 Mead Ave 


920-452-4005 

Our Redeemer Lutheran 

3027 Wilgus Ave 


920-452-0717 

St. Andrew Lutheran 

1711 S 11th St 


920-452-2878 

St. Mark Lutheran 

1019 N 7th St 


920-458-4343 

St. Paul Lutheran 

1810 N 13th St 


920-452-6829 

St. Peter Lutheran 

2104 Geele Ave 


920-452-4771 

Trinity Lutheran 

824 Wisconsin Ave 


920-458-8246 


6522 S Business Dr 


920-458-8881 

LUTHERAN 


Bethany Lutheran 

222 School St 


920-457-4681 

Emmanuel Lutheran 


Adell, WI 53001 

920-994-9005 

Good Shepherd 

Evangelical Lutheran 

W5990 Country Aire Rd 


920-893-0207 

Grace Evangelical 

W1264 Cty Rd FF 

Haven, WI 53083 

920-565-2186 

Grace Lutheran 

210 Lincoln St 


920-876-2341 

Immanuel Lutheran 

W8497 Brazelton Dr 


920-994-9060 

Redeemer Lutheran 

1808 Eastern Ave 


920-892-7431 

St. John Lutheran 

W5406 Cty Rd SS 

Sherman Center 

Random Lake WI 53075 

920-994-2228 

St. John Lutheran 

222 N Stafford St 


920-893-3071 

St. Luke Lutheran 

N6193 Hwy 32 


920-467-6149 

St. Paul Lutheran 

730 Cty Rd PPP 


920-467-6449 

St. Paul’s Lutheran 

509 Milwaukee Ave 

Cascade, WI 53011 

920-528-8094 

St. Paul’s Evangelical 

441 Millersville Ave 

Howards Grove, WI 53083 

920-565-3780 

St. Paul’s Evangelical 

705 Grand Ave 


920-994-4043 

St. Stephen 

N1510 Hwy 28, (Batavia) 


920-994-9060 


W2776 Hwy 32 


920-565-3669 

Zion Lutheran 

200 E Main St 

Glenbeulah, WI 53023 

920-526-3152 

METHODIST 

SHEBOYGAN 

Fountain Park United 

828 Erie Ave 


920-452-1319 

St. Luke United Methodist 

623 Ontario Ave 


920-458-3461 

Wesley United Methodist 

823 Union Ave 


920-458-4889 

METHODIST 


Faith United Methodist 

633 Detroit St 


920-467-6244 

New Hope United Methodist 

7795 W Center St 

Greenbush, WI 53026 

920-526-3372 

Trinity United Methodist 

425 N Lyndon St 

Waldo, WI 53093 

920-528-7123 

Zion United Methodist 

N1667 Hwy 28 

Adell, WI 53001 (Batavia) 

920-994-4510 

PRESBYTERIAN 

SHEBOYGAN 

First Presbyterian 

1429 N 5th St 


920-457-7891 

Grace Presbyterian 

4930 Green Valley Ln 


920-565-2160 



Churches and Places of Worship (cont.) 

PRESBYTERIAN 


Bethel Orthodox 



920-564-2300 

Calvary Orthodox 

136 W Union Ave 

Cedar Grove, WI 53013 

920-668-6463 

First Presbyterian 

118 S 8th St 


920-564-2936 

First Evangelical 

221 N Main St 


920-668-6531 

REFORMED SHEBOYGAN 

Bethany Reformed 

1315 Washington Ave 


920-452-0051 

Calvin Christian Reformed 

2313 Saemann Ave 


920-458-0092 

First Christian Reformed 

428 Geele Ave 


920-458-3112 

Hmong Christian Reformed 

1556 N 16th St 


920-458-1710 

Hope Reformed 



920-452-5648 

Netherlands Reformed 

511 N 26th St 


920-453-4220 

REFORMED 


Faith Reformed 

243 S 4th St 


920-668-6725 

First Christian Reformed 

216 S 7th St 


920-564-2725 

First Reformed 



920-564-2319 


237 S Main St 


920-668-6261 


527 Giddings St 


920-467-3251 

Gibbsville Reformed 

N3145 Hwy 32 


920-564-3434 

Hingham Reformed 

W4390 Church Rd 

Hingham, WI 53031 

920-564-2879 

Heritage Reformed 

1419 Roberts Place 


920-550-7005 

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST - 

SHEBOYGAN 

Ebenezer UCC 



920-452-9766 

First Congregational UCC 

310 Bluff Ave 


920-457-4818 

St. John UCC 

1248 Lincoln Ave 


920-452-5296 

St. Paul’s UCC 

2114 Wedemeyer St 


920-458-1611 

Zion Evangelical Covenant 

1125 N 6th St 


920-457-7800 

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST – 


Bethel UCC 

W4225 County Line Rd. 


920-565-2977 

Community UCC 

174 N East St 


920-875-2525 

Grace UCC 

500 School St 


920-452-6795 

Immanuel UCC 

W3694 Cty FF 


920-565-3554 

Our Shepherd UCC 

710 Ethan Allen Dr 


920-565-3376 

Salem UCC 

217 Salem Dr 


920-892-7456 

Salem Plankroad UCC 

5461 County Rd M 


920-467-6808 

Saron UCC 

W3830 Cty Rd J 


920-467-6202 

St. John UCC 

98 Random Lake Rd 


920-994-4425 

St. John UCC 

W3401 Orchard Rd 


920-565-2631 

St. Mark’s UCC 

W1307 Orchard Rd 

Cleveland, WI 53015 

920-693-8361 

MISC. DENOMINATIONS 

SHEBOYGAN 

Centro Comunitario La Cima Inc. 

1116 Huron Ave 


920-377-6201 

Christ Community Church 

428 Geele Ave 


920-458-3112 

City Church 

2313 N 31st St 


920-452-0111 

Church of God 

1314 N 8th St 


920-452-2611 

Crossroads Community Church 

4101 Technology Pkwy 

(Lake Country Academy) 


920-694-1552 

Evangelical Free Church 

1710 N 15th St 


920-452-6520 

First Church of Christ Scientist 

2512 N 9th St 


920-458-2673 

Iglesia Hispana Asamblea de Dios 

1217 Kentucky Ave 


920-458-5984 

Immanuel Bible Church 



920-458-4979 

Jehovah’s Witnesses 



920-452-8467 

Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 

3920 Saeman Ave 


920-452-7314 

Oakbrook Community Church 

1624 Broadway Ave 


920-803-1684 

River Rock Community Church 

3836 Enterprise Dr 


920-783-6515 

Salvation Army 

710 Pennsylvania Ave 


920-458-3723 

Seventh Day Adventist 

3910 Erie Ave 


920-458-3381 

Sheboygan Church Of Christ 

1815 N 29th St 


920-458-7409 

Sheboygan Community 

Church of Christ 

1124 Pershing Ave 


920-457-3232 

Sheboygan Hispanic Church 

1337 N 31st St 


920-451-9278 

South Side Alliance 

4321 Cty Rd A 


920-458-7075 

St Spyridon 

Greek Orthodox 

1425 S 10th St 


920-452-2296 

Unity Christian 

Fellowship 

2409 N 8th St 


920-452-5447 

MISC. DENOMINATIONS 


Christian Life Assembly 

300 Rustic St 


920-892-4080 

Community Alliance Church 

5404 Cty Rd A 


920-458-2444 

Falls Community Church 



920-469-2480 

fallscommunitychurch.com 

Journey Church 



920-539-5041 

fallsjourneychurch.com 

New Life Community Church 

1500 Douglas Dr 


920-893-5433 

Pentecostals 

of Sheboygan County 

621 Broadway Ave 


920-467-9090 

Plymouth Alliance Church 

1203 Fairview Dr 


920-893-5525 

St. Paul’s Christian 

W7101 Sexton Road 


920-693-8301 

St. Peter Evangelical 

W5375 Cty Rd FF 


920-876-2139 

Word of Grace Church 

 

837 Buffalo St (Church) 


920-467-6058 

Zion Christian Assembly 

319 Cedar St 



Health Care Facilities 

CLINICS 

Aurora Health Care 

aurorahealthcare.org 

Cedar Grove 

313 S Main St 


920-668-8502 

Howards Grove 

620 S Wisconsin Dr 


920-565-4595 

Plymouth 

2600 Kiley Way 


920-449-7000 

Random Lake 

110 Butler St 


920-994-9094 

Sheboygan 



920-457-4461 

Sheboygan South 

1813 Ashland Ave 


920-458-4010 

Sheboygan Falls 

1146 Plankview Green 


920-467-2424 

Sheboygan Medical Arts 



920-452-6000 

sheboyganorthopedics.com 

simasc.com 

sheboyganpeds.com 

sheboygansurgerycenter.com 

Lakeshore Community 

Health Center. 

1721 Saemen Ave 


920-783-6633 

Ascension/Columbia 

St. Mary’s/Marsho 

Medical Group 

columbia-stmarys.org 

Plymouth 

515 E Mill St 


920-892-4311 

Sheboygan 

1703 N Taylor Dr 


920-457-4438 

Prevea Health 

prevea.com 

Oostburg 



920-552-5046 

Plymouth 

825 Walton Dr 


920-892-4322 

Sheboygan 



888-277-3832 

Sheboygan 



920-803-1598 

URGENT CARE/WALK IN 

Marsho Express Care 

Marsho Family 

Medical Group 



920-457-4438 

columbia-stmarys.org/ 

Urgent_Care 

Prevea Urgent Care 



920-457-4858 

prevea.com 

Aurora Health Care 


Plymouth 

2600 Kiley Way 


920-449-7000 


Sheboygan 



920-457-4461 


Aurora QuickCare Clinic 

3711 S Taylor Dr (In Walmart) 


920-457-2915 

aurorahealthcare.org/ 

QuickCare 

HOSPITALS 

Aurora Surgery Center 

901 Reed St 


920-451-5539 

Aurora Sheboygan 

Memorial Medical Center 

2629 N 7th St 


920-451-5000 





920-459-8300 

stnicholashospital.org 

Holy Family Memorial 

Medical Center 

2300 Western Ave 

Manitowoc, WI 54220 

920-320-2011 

hfmhealth.org 

VA CLINIC 

Cleveland VA Clinic 



920-693-5600 

Although not in Sheboygan 

County, this information is 

provided so veterans and active 

service personnel have access to 

the nearest VA medical facility. 

Pharmacies 

Aurora Pharmacy 



920-893-1442 



920-459-2637 



920-459-2630 

313 S Main St 


920-668-6286 



920-565-5425 

Associates Pharmacy 

795 Woodlake Rd, Ste C 


920-457-7644 

CVS Pharmacy 

1108 N 14th St 


920-452-0079 

CVS Pharmacy in Target 

4085 Hwy 28 


920-451-8448 

Glander Prescription Plus 



920-459-2755 

HSHS Prescription Services 

11 S 10th St 


920-564-5177 

Pick & Save Pharmacy 

1317 N 25th St 


920-459-5839 

Sheboygan Health Mart 

Pharmacy 

577 S Taylor Dr 


920-459-7467 

Shopko Pharmacy 



920-458-0040 

Walmart Pharmacy 

428 Walton Dr 


920-892-2656 



920-459-8601 

4433 Vanguard Dr 


920-459-9470 

Walgreens Pharmacy 



920-452-5858 

2702 Calumet Dr 


920-457-5656 

1029 N 14th St 


920-458-7707 



920-893-5895 



Other Resources 

APARTMENTS 

SHEBOYGAN 

Coldwell Banker 

Werner & Associates 



920-458-4103 

coldwellbanker.com 

Encore Luxury Apartments 

734 N 7th St 


920-453-0098 

live-encore.com 

GrandStay Residential Suites 

708 Niagara Ave 


920-208-8000 

grandstayhospitality.com 

HCI Properties 

704 & 712 Broughton Dr 


262-312-9080 

harborviewsheboygan.com 

Henry Jung Apartments 

620 S 8th St 


920-452-7276 

sheboyganhistoricapartments.com 

Homes for Independent Living 

1201 Michigan Ave 


920-459-9554 

hil-wi.com 

Lakeshore Apartment 

Association 

PO Box 1312 


920-207-4321 

sheboyganarearentals.com 

Leverenz Apartments 

531 S 8th St 


920-452-7276 

sheboyganhistoricapartments.com 

Meadowland Villas 

2730 Gazebo Ln 


920-207-4492 

wisconsinapartments.biz 

Mendocino Village Apartments 

3917 Mendocino Ln #100 


414-386-8607 

mendocinovillageapartments.com 

Mendocino Estates. 

3849 Heather Valley Rd 


920-803-8850 

estatesinfo.com 

Midwest Realty Management 

4122 Driftwood Ct 


920-451-0993 

midwestrents.com 

Portscape Apartments at 

South Pier 

530 South Pier Dr 


920-547-0346 

portscapeapartments.com 

The Preserve Apartments 

3119 Playbird Rd 


414-550-9497 

S&I Industries 



920-698-6641 

The Club at Oak Creek 

Apartments 

2143 Bollmann Dr 


877-807-6849 

bhmanagement.com 

The Courtyard Apartments 

3427 Lakeshore Rd, Unit 1F 


920-452-2920 

burkeproperties.com 


Brickner Woolen Mills 

639 Monroe St 


920-731-7242 

appleton@oakbrookcorp.com 

Sheboygan Falls Properties, LLC. 

826 N Plankinton Ave, Ste 600 

Milwaukee, WI 53203 

414-273-1775 

Timber Springs Apartments 

1040 Happy Ln 


920-254-5275 

toonencompanies.com 

OOSTBURG 

Field Tree Realty 

110 S Business Park Dr 


920-564-2217 

PLYMOUTH 

Hunter’s Ridge Apartments 

223 Pleasant View Rd #401 


920-892-4743 

Salem Green Benevolent 

Corporation 

322 N Highland Ave 


920-892-2912 

SENIOR LIVING 

Atrium Health & Senior 

930 E Clifford St 


920-893-2485 

Countryside Manor 

4228 Kadlec Dr. 


920-287-0711 

Cedar Community 

101 Cedar Ln 


920-876-4050 

cedarcommunity.org 

Felician Village 

1635 S 21st St 


920-684-7171 

felicianvillage.org 

Golden Harbor Platinum 

Communities 

505 S Water St 


920-451-6923 

platinum-communities.com/ 

assisted-living-sheboygan/ 

Pine Haven Christian 

Communities 

220 Haven Dr 


920-550-5227 

pinehaven.org 

Sheboygan Senior 

Community 

3505 Cty Rd Y 


920-458-2137 

sheboyganseniorcommunity.com 

Waterview Senior Apartments 

910 N 10th St 


920-627-2500 

horizondbm.com 

ATTRACTIONS 

Above & Beyond 

Children’s Museum 

902 N 8th St 


920-458-4263 

abkids.org 

Aviation Heritage 

Center of Wisconsin 

N6191 Resource Dr 


920-467-2043 

ahcw.org 

Bahr Creek Llamas & 

Fiber Studio 

N1021 Sauk Trail Rd 


920-668-6417 

bahrcreek.com 

Blind Horse Restaurant & Winery 



920-467-8599 

theblindhorse.com 

Board & Brush Creative Studio – 

Sheboygan 

528 N 8th St 


920-226-4640 

boardandbrush.com 

Bookworm Gardens 

1415 Campus Dr 


920-287-7895 

bookwormgardens.org 

Breaker Bay Water Park 

Blue Harbor Resort 

725 Blue Harbor Dr 


920-452-2900, 866-701-BLUE 


Camp Anokijig 

W5639 Ajokijig Ln 


920-893-0782 

anokijig.com 

Cheese Counter & Dairy 

Heritage Center 

133 E Mill St 


920-892-2012 

cheesecapitaloftheworld.com 

Globe Lanes 

119 Bentert St 


920-994-4822 

Harbor Pointe Mini Golf 

322 S Pier Dr 


920-889-4190 

hpminigolf.com 

Henschel’s Indian 

Museum & Trout Farm 

N8661 Holstein Rd 


920-876-3193 

henschelsindianmuseum 

andtroutfarm.com 

HUB Studio Café 



920-893-9000 

thehubcoffee.com 

JB’s Entertainment Center 

928 Madison Ave 


920-565-3135 

bowlingsheboygan.com 


Other Resources (cont.) 

ATTRACTIONS (CONT.) 

John Michael Kohler Arts Center 

608 New York Ave 


920-458-6144 

jmkac.org 

Kohler Design Center 

101 Upper Rd 


920-457-3699 

kohlerdesigncenter.com 

L’ecole de la Maison 

Cooking School 

101 Osthoff Resort 


877-804-8630 

cookingschoolatosthoff.com 

Maywood – Elwood H. May 

Environmental Center 

3615 Mueller Rd 


920-459-3906 

gomaywood.org 

Odyssey Fun Center 

100 Hamann Dr 


920-467-3578 

bowlingsheboygan.com 

Plymouth Arts Center 

520 E Mill St 


920-892-8409 

plymoutharts.org 

Road America 

N7390 Hwy 67 


920-892-4576 

roadamerica.com 

Sheboygan Athletic Club 

Wildwood Baseball Park 

2276 New Jersey Ave 


920-458-6377 

sheboyganbaseball.org 


Historical Museum 

3110 Erie Ave 


920-458-1103 

sheboyganmuseum.org 

Sheboygan County Fair Park/ 

Plymouth Dirt Track Racing 

229 Fairview Dr 


920-893-5751 

shebcofair.com 

plymouthdtr.com 

Sheboygan Symphony 

Orchestra 

830 N 8th St 


920-452-1985 

sheboygansymphony.org 

Sheboygan Theatre 

Company 

2820 Union Ave 


920-459-3779 

sheboygantheatrecompany.com 

Sheboygan 

Visual Artists 

1201 Erie Ave 


262-416-1278 

sheboyganvisualartists.com 

Silver Creek 

Pottery & Forge 

W6725 Hwy 144 


920-994-9568 

silvercreekpottery.com 

Stefanie H. Weill 

Center for the 

Performing Arts 

826 N 8th St 


920-208-3243 

weillcenter.com 

Sundance Farm 

N6329 Branch Rd 


920-893-0134 

sundancefarm.net 

Theater for 

Young Audiences 

921 N 8th St 


920-458-8184 

tyasheboygan.org 

The GameBoard, LLC. 

1832 N 8th St 


920-453-4263 

the-gameboard.com 

Tom & Jerry’s 

Mini Golf 

110 Suhrke Rd 


920-893-0045 

tjminigolf.com 

Wade House 

W7965 Hwy 23 

Greenbush, WI 53026 

920-526-3271 

wadehouse.org 

Waelderhaus 

1100 W Riverside Dr 


920-453-2851 

BANKS/CREDIT UNIONS 

Associated Bank, N.A. 



920-459-6880 

associatedbank.com 

Bank First National 

 



920-892-3314 



920-694-1900 

BMO Harris Bank 

bmoharris.com 



920-893-1515 

201 Allen St 


920-994-4362 



920-458-9000 



920-459-5886 



920-467-6211 

Cherry Creek Mortgage 

Company 

638 Riverfront Dr, #G10 


920-457-5626 

cherrycreekmortgage.com 

Cleveland State Bank 

bankatcsb.com 

1250 W Washington Ave 


920-693-8256 



920-565-6000 

Collins State Bank 

302 E Towne Dr 


920-994-9434 

collinsstatebank.com 

Commerce State Bank 



920-395-7999 

commercestatebank.com 

First Business Bank 

100 Maritime Dr, Ste 3B 


920-450-0454 

 

HSA Bank 

(Division of Webster Bank) 

605 N 8th St, Ste 320 


920-803-4218 

hsabank.com 

Hiawatha National Bank 

1414 N Taylor Dr, Ste 205 


920-395-9430 

hnbank.com 

Investors Community Bank 

860 N Rapids Rd 


920-686-9998 

investorscommunitybank.com 

Johnson Bank 

815 E Woodlake Rd 


920-208-7440 

johnsonbank.com 

Kohler Credit Union 

kohlercu.com 



920-459-2595 

850 Woodlake Rd 


920-459-2595 



920-893-0816 



920-459-2595 

Meadowland Credit Union 

1040 N Main St 


920-467-8105 

meadowlandcu.org 




National Exchange Bank 

nebat.com 

901 Wisconsin St 


920-994-4914 


Cascade, WI 53011 

920-528-8325 

617 S Main St 


920-668-8511 

54 S Lake St 


920-876-2700 

105 E Main St 


920-526-3535 

211 N Wisconsin Dr 


920-565-3351 

191 N Main St 


920-467-4441 

Oostburg State Bank 

oostburgbank.com 

10 Phoenix Ave 


920-668-6216 



920-564-2336 

Sheboygan Area Credit Union 

shebareacu.com 

1707 Indiana Ave 


920-459-5151 

4019 Hwy 42 N 


920-459-5151 

UnitedOne Credit Union 

unitedone.org 



920-451-8222 

733 N 8th St 


920-451-8222 



920-451-8222 

Waldo State Bank 

119 N Depot St 


920-528-8385 

waldostatebank.com 

US Bank, NA 

usbank.com 

605 N 8th St 


920-459-6000 

1450 S 12th St 


920-457-7795 

Wells Fargo Bank 

wellsfargo.com 

25 E Union Ave 


920-668-8541 



920-892-3207 

636 Wisconsin Ave 


920-459-2000 

1251 Wilson Ave 


920-457-1147 



920-451-7900 

806 Monroe St 


920-467-7800 

Wisconsin Bank & Trust 

wisconsinbankandtrust.com 

274 Osthoff Ave 


920-876-3600 



920-893-4444 



920-208-1111 

604 N 8th St 


920-459-4444 



920-803-6000 



920-459-5600 

4210 Hwy 42 N 


920-457-5555 

1160 Fond du Lac Ave 


920-467-9596 

BUILDERS 

AND CONTRACTORS 

101 Heating, LLC. 

N7145 Hwy I 


920-980-9558 

Abacus Architects, Inc. 

1135A Michigan Ave 


920-452-4444 

abacusarchitects.net 

A Chappa Construction 

443 N Main St 


920-467-2212 

achappaconstruction.com 

A.C.E. Building Service, Inc. 

3510 S 26th St 


920-682-6105 

acebuildingservice.com 

Advanced Comfort Systems, Inc. 

1130 Michigan Ave 


920-564-2333 

advancedcomfortsystems.net 

Aldag/Honold Mechanical, Inc. 



920-458-5558 

aldaghonold.com 

All American HVAC, LLC. 

N886 Krahn Rd 


920-207-9429 

all-americanhvac.com 

All R Electric, LLC. 

N5067 Silver Spring Ln 


920-918-0659 

all-r-electric.com 

Arch Electric 

1237 Pilgrim Rd, Ste 201 


888-808-4058 

archelec.com 

Bayland Buildings, Inc. 

3323 Bay Ridge Ct 

Hobart, WI 54155 

920-498-9300 

baylandbuildings.com 

Buteyn-Peterson 

Construction Co, Inc. 

N7337 Dairyland Dr 


920-565-6200 

buteynpeterson.com 

CertaPro Painters of East 

Central Wisconsin 

W7062 Emerald Ridge Rd 


920-892-2438 

ecwi.certapro.com 

Charles Carpentry, LLC. 

W6613 County Line Rd 


920-894-4351 

charlescarpentry.com 

Clint Koene Masonry, LLC. 

819 Detroit St 


920-980-5759 

clintkoenemasonry.com 

Coldwell Banker/ 




920-458-4103 


Crockett’s Cabinetry 

& Woodworking, LLC. 

W8860 Cudworth Ln 


920-946-7994 

crockettscabinetry.com 

 

& Construction 

514 Cty Rd RR 


920-946-2566 

customcraft.cc 

D & D Carpentry 



920-526-3648 

ddcarpentry.com 

Dean’s Electric 

W2939 State Rd 32 


920-565-7517 

deans-electric.com 

Mike DePagter Plumbing, LLC. 

 


920-838-0031 

mikedepagterplumbing.com 

Distinctive Design Studio 

215 Pine St 


920-946-0243 

distinctivedesignstudio.com 



BUILDERS AND 

CONTRACTORS (CONT.) 

Drexel Building Supply 

274 Cemetery Rd 

Kiel, WI 53042 

920-894-2424 

drexelteam.com 

Drexel Design Studio 

904 Monroe St 


920-467-2671 

drexelteam.com 

Eberhardt 

Plumbing & Heating 

400 Wisconsin St 


920-994-9203 

eberhardtplumbingandheating. 

com 

Expedition Log Homes, LLC. 

300 N Commerce St 


877-250-3300 

expeditionloghomes.com 

Faith Technologies 



920-459-8555 

faithtechnologies.com 

Fasse Decorating Center 

215 Pine St 


920-467-7840 

paintwithfasse.com 

Fenrich Custom 

Finishes, LLC. 



920-627-6633 

Four Seasons Comfort 

W2074 Garton Rd 


920-565-2095 

fourseasonscomfortllc.com 

Four Seasons 

Comfort, LLC. 



920-893-8900 

fourseasonscomfort.net 

Freis Tile & Design 

4625 Fox Grove Rd 


920-892-2197 

freistile.com 

GK Architectural 

W6612 Esker Ridge 


920-876-3099 

Frontier Craftsmen 

638 Monroe St 


920-550-1112 

frontiercraftsmen.com 

Green Industrial LLC. 

281 Commerce St 

Belgium, WI 53004 

262-476-5045 

gibuys.com 

Hameister Architects, Inc. 



920-457-5500 

hameister-architects.com 

Haucke Plumbing 

& Heating, Inc. 

227 Division St 


920-892-6601 

hauckeplumbing.com 

Hillcrest Builders 

123 S Swift St 


920-526-3028 

hillcrestbuilders.com 

J&M Professional 

Services, LLC. 



920-689-0361 

jmprofessionalservices.com 

JM Borgwardt 

Construction, LLC. 

N1329 Silver Creek Cascade Rd 


920-994-4954 

borgwardtconstruction.com 

J Michelle Professional 

Interiors, LLC. 

N5274 Pleasant View Rd 


920-627-8847 

jmichellepi.com 

Jim’s Royal Heating & Air 

N6714 Rangeline Rd 


920-467-6777 

jimsheatingcooling.com 

Jos. Schmitt & Sons 

Construction Co., Inc. 



920-457-4426 

jschmitt.cc 

JT Construction, LLC. 

304 Kettleview Ct 


920-876-3090 

jtconstructionllc.com 

Kaltenbrun Brothers 

 



920-457-9309 

 

Keller, Inc. 

N216 Hwy 55 

Kaukauna, WI 54130 

920-766-5795 

kellerbuilds.com 

KW Electric, Inc. 

N5875 Cty Rd M 


920-467-2000 

kwelectric.com 

LaFever Electric 

440 First St 


920-994-9235 

Lakeshore HVAC 

& Solar Co., Inc. 

3323 Behrens Parkway 


920-458-6223 

lshvacandsolar.com 

Legacy Architecture, Inc. 

605 Erie Ave #101 


920-783-6303 

legacy-architecture.com 

LJM Architects, Inc. 

813 Riverfront Dr 


920-458-4800 

ljmarchitects.com 

McKay Plumbing & Heating 

N5463 Hwy 57 


920-889-7772 

mckayplumbingllc.com 

Mike Entringer 

Construction, Inc. 

N7116 Cherry Rd 


920-526-3219 

meconstruction.biz 

Northeast Asphalt 

20 Camelot Dr 

Fond du Lac, WI 54935 

920-451-4020 

Oostburg Concrete 



920-564-3341 

oostburgconcrete.com 

Oostburg Lumber 



920-564-2378 

oostburglumber.com 

Paceline Construction, LLC. 



920-876-4020 

pacelineconstruction.com 

Partners for Community 

Development, Inc. 

1407 S 13th St 


920-459-2780 

partners4cd.com 

Plymouth Plumbing & Heating 

2420 Cty Rd PP 


920-893-3601 

plymouth-plumbing.com 

 

3037 Weeden Creek Rd 


920-452-8399 

 

Quasius Construction 

1202A N 8th St 


920-457-5585 

quasius.com 

Richardson 

Kitchen & Bath 

202 Pine St 


920-467-2950 

richardsonkb.com 

Roethel Electric 

21 S 12th St 


920-564-3586 

Schwallers Painting 

& Staining, LLC. 



920-876-4020 

schwallerspainting.com 

Sheboygan County Home 

Builders Assoc. 

637 Walton Dr 


920-892-6280 

schba.org 

Shoreland Builders, Inc. 

W1591 De Master Rd 


920-564-2442 

shorelandbuilders.com 

Steffes Builders, Inc. 

810 Church St 

St. Cloud, WI 53079 

920-999-2091 

steffesbuilders.com 

Steiner Heating 

& Air Conditioning, Inc. 

425 McColm St 


920-892-2911 

steinerheating.net 

Superior Seamless 

1120 Maple St 


920-451-1914 




VanDerVart Concrete Products 

1436 S 15th St 


920-459-2400 

vandervart.com 

Werner Homes 



920-458-4104 

wernerhomes.com 

Wieser Cabinetry 

& Supplies, Inc. 

6 Suhrke Rd 


920-892-2559 

wiesercabinetry.com 

Wigg Brothers 

C & E Construction 

1503 S 9th St 


920-451-1158 

wiggbrothers.net 

CELL PHONE PROVIDERS 

AT&T 

722 N Broadway Flr 13 


800- 257-0902 

att.com 

Cellcom 

cellcom.com 



920-334-0799 

924 N 14th St 


920-334-1000 

Connect Cell, Inc. 



920-803-9224 

connectcell.com 

Device Mechanics 

2811 S Business Dr, Ste A 


920-207-5550 

devicemechanics.com 

US Cellular 

uscpremier.com 

532 Walton Dr 


920-892-2462 



920-451-6000 

4115 Hwy 28 


920-457-6451 

FURNITURE 

Bitter Neumann 

Appliance/TV/Furniture 

827 N 14th St 


920-459-2480 

bitterneumann.net 

Buehler Furniture, Inc. 



920-467-3061 

Claerbout Furniture 

& Flooring 

335 S Main St 


920-668-6416 

 

CJ Meiselwitz Furniture 

328 Fremont St 


920-894-2250 

meiselwitzfurniture.com 

Dulmes Decor, Inc. 

Carpet One Floor & Home 

1901 S 8th St 


920-395-3099 

dulmesdecor.com 

Leick Furniture, Inc. 

2219 S 19th St 


920-451-4060 

leickhome.com 

Plymouth Furniture 

& Bedding Showroom 



920-892-6006 

plymouthfurniturewi.com 

Precision Floors & Decor 

24 S Highland Ave 


920-400-1123 

 

Systems Furniture, Inc. 

125 S Broadway St 

DePere, WI 54115 

920-336-1510 

sysfurniture.com 

GROCERY STORES 

Bill’s Piggly Wiggly 



920-565-4421 

shopthepig.com 

Blattner’s Piggly Wiggly 



920-467-0477 


Festival Foods 



920-694-6260 

festfoods.com 

Mentink’s Market 

118 N 9th St 


920-564-2234 


Piggly Wiggly 




920-452-0411 

2905 N 15th St 


920-458-9991 



920-893-0741 

240 N Commerce St 


920-668-6042 

Pick ‘n Save 

picknsave.com 

1317 N 25th St 


920-459-2802 



920-892-6648 

Tietz’s Piggly Wiggly 

2905 N 15th St 


920-458-9991 


Walmart North 



920-459-9410 

walmart.com 

Walmart Plymouth 

428 Walton Dr 


920-892-7523 

walmart.com 

Woodlake Market 

795A Woodlake Rd 


920-459-1713 

americanclubresort.com 

HOME INSPECTORS 

HomePro 

Inspections, Inc. 

W2302 Cty Rd O 


920-889-2120 

homeproinspections.biz 

Home Review 

Inspection Services 

1019 Ollie Ln 


920-892-7654 

homereview.biz 

Probe Inspection Services 

2692 Pickett St 


920-892-6707 

probeinspect.com 

MOVING COMPANIES 

R&R Moving Corporation 

20 Frederick St 


920-893-1061 

randrmoving.com 

Two Men And A Truck 

W5134 Cty Rd O, Unit #5 


920-449-3733 

twomenandatrucksheboygan 

county.com 

STORAGE 

In-N-Out Storage 

N7124 Willow Rd 


920-627-7033 

in-n-out-storage.com 

Meadowlark Storage 

117 Meadowlark Rd 

Fredonia, WI 53021 

262-483-0807 

meadowlarkstorgae.com 

Champion Storage 

3838 Enterprise Dr 


920-783-6290 

championstorage.net 

Transpo Mini Storage, Inc. 

1209 S 11th St 


920-457-1155 

transpomini.com 



INSURANCE/FINANCIAL 

SERVICES 

AAA Insurance 



920-208-8904 

Acuity 



800-242-7666 

acuity.com 

Advantage Insurance 

N5908 Willow Rd 


920-645-2863 

vhadvantage.com 

AdvisorNet Property 

& Casualty, LLC. 

1121 N 7th St 


866-896-0281 

advisornetpc.com 

 



920-917-3029 

 

Allstate Insurance – Jerry Bodart 



920-458-9490 

agents.allstate.com 

American Family Insurance 

Daniel Abts Agency 

800 Old Cty Rd PP 


920-467-6573 

insurance-agency/amfam.com/WI/ 

daniel-abts/ 

American Family Insurance 

Sue Breitbach Fenn Agency 

3626 Erie Ave 


920-457-1950 

suebfenn.com 

American Family 

Dave Hanson Agency 



920-893-8406 

dhansonagency.com 

American Family Dave 

Lemmenes Agency 



920-564-2084 

agent.amfam.com/davidlemmenes/wi/oostburg/ 

927-center-ave/ 

American Family-Mark Vey 

N509 Hwy 57 


920-994-2017 

markveyagency.com 

Arise Health Plan 

421 Lawrence Dr, Ste 100 

DePere, WI 54115 

920-617-6318 

WeCareForWisconsin.com 

Robert W Baird & Co. 

833 Pennsylvania Ave, Ste 202 


920-458-5506 

 

 

dba/Flanagan Insurance 

1121 E Mill St 


920-893-2081 

 

Boll Insurance Agency, Inc. 



920-457-7386 

bollinsurancesheboygan.com 

Brandl-Tedeschi Insurance Services 

504 S 14th St 


920-457-3743 

tedeschi-ins.com 

Burkart Insurance Agency 

118 Stafford St 


920-893-6611 

burkart-insurance.com 

ClearTrack Financial Advisors, LLC. 

2032 Erie Ave 


920-299-4001 

cleartrackfa.com 

Circle Insurance Service, Inc. 



920-458-0321 

circleinsurance.com 

Edward Jones Investments 

Brian Beeck 

509 Broadway 


edwardjones.com/brian-beeck 

Eric Desjarlais 

710 Eastern Ave. 


920-893-0331 

Kyle McMann 

110 Carr Ave 


920-893-8214 

edwardjones.com/kyle-mcmann 

Greg Monson 



920-458-3242 

edwardjones.com/gregmonson 

Thomas R Solle CFP 

841 Riverfront Dr 


920-208-2287 

edwardjones.com/thomas-solle 

Falls Financial Associates 



920-234-2400 

connect.thrivent.com 

Flanagan Insurance 

214 E Mill St 


920-893-2081 

 

The Financial Group 

625 N 8th St 


920-451-6800 

tfgplan.com 

Flipse Insurance Agency, Inc. 



920-564-2374 

H.C. Denison Co. 

618 N 7th St 


920-457-9451 

hcdenison.com 

Health Markets 



920-254-3929 

agents.healthmarkets.com 

/lhinkelman 

HSA Bank, Division of 

Webster Bank N.A. 

605 N 8th St, Ste 320 


920-803-4100 

hsabank.com 

Jerry Heinen & Associates 

1601 N 8th St 


920-458-9724 

heineninsurance.com 

Hub International Midwest, Ltd. 

hubinternational.com 



920-457-7781 

W5142 Cty Rd O 


920-893-5995 

McClone Insurance Agency, Inc. 

1807 Erie Ave 


920-458-6174 

maclone.com 

McKenzie Financial Services, LLC. 

515 E Mill St #3 


920-892-4510 

mckenzieadvisors.com 

Mersberger Financial Group, Inc. 

517 Monroe St 


920-467-4909 

 

Molitor Insurance Agency, LLC. 

4219 S 15th St 


920-457-1601 

molitoragency.com 

Ryan Noll Insurance Services 

614 Spring St 


920-994-2164 

New York Life, Mark Dulmes 

927 Center Ave, Ste 3 


920-564-6174 

newyorklife.com/agent/mdulmes 

Northwestern Mutual 

Financial Network 

407 E Mill St 


920-892-6098 

tomturicik.com 

2124 Kohler Memorial Dr, 

Ste 220 


920-457-5596 

jeffreyrainer.com 

407 E Mill St 


920-892-6098 

tomturicik.com/ 

Okray Insurance 

301 Carroll St 


920-994-4211 

Oostburg Financial Services 



920-564-4329 

 

Prevea 360 Health Plan 

1277 Deming Way 

Madison, WI 53717 

920-351-4636 

prevea360.com 

Primerica 



414-520-5026 

primerica.com/mlawerenz 

Principal Financial Group 



920-564-3836 

 

Principal Financial Group 

Greg Burgett 

516 Vollrath Blvd 


920-395-2430 

Prudential Financial 



920-893-0010 

Rural Mutual Insurance 

Company – Adam McCabe 



920-893-1811 

ruralins.com 

Sheboygan Falls Insurance Co. 

511 Water St 


800-242-7698 

sheboyganfallsmutual.com 

Suhrke Insurance Agency 



920-893-8108 

suhrke.com 

State Farm Insurance 

Greg Bovre Agency 

335 Monroe St 


920-467-4333 

gregbovre.com 


Brian Gesch Agency 

255 S Main St 


920-668-6214 

briangesch.com 


Jim Schuldt Agency 

117 N Milwaukee St 


920-893-9668 

statefarm.com 

Thrivent Financial 



920-234-2400 

Thrivent Financial-Dan Bellerud 

2808 Kohler Memorial Dr #A 





INSURANCE/FINANCIAL 

SERVICES (CONT.) 

Thrivent Financial-Tim Saeger 



920-253-0296 

connect.thrivent.com 

/timothy-saeger/ 

Tricor Insurance 

433 E Mill St 


920-893-8411 

tricorinsuirance.com 

Tricor Insurance 

1138 N 25th St 


920-458-3000 

tricorinsuirance.com 

Wells Fargo Advisors 

909 N 8th St, Ste 100 


920-457-3333 

home.wellsfargoadvisors.com/ 

Carl.H.Rickmeier 

Wilson Mutual Insurance Co. 

3330 Stahl Rd 


920-458-3359 

wilsonmutual.com 

LODGING 

 

52 Stafford St 


920-893-0552 

52stafford.com 

 

201 Lake Dr 


414-425-8164 

201lakedrive.com 

AmericInn Hotel 

& Suites of Sheboygan 



920-208-8130 

americinn.com/hotels/wi/sheboygan 

AmericInn of Plymouth 



920-892-2669 

americinn.com 

Baymont Inn & Suites 

678 Walton Dr 


920-893-6781 

baymontinns.com 

Blue Harbor Resort & Spa 

725 Blue Harbor Dr 


920-452-2900 


Days Inn & Comfort Suites 

600 N Main St 


920-467-4314 

daysinn.com/hotel/18278 

Destination Kohler 

419 Highland Dr 


855-444-2838 


Econo Lodge 



920-458-1400 

choicehotels.com 

Father Wind B&B 

3220 N 13th St 


920-208-4846 

fatherwind.com 

Gilbert Huson House B&B 

315 Collins St 


920-892-2222 

husonhouse.com 

GrandStay Residential Suites 



920-208-8000 

grandstayhospitality.com 

Harbor Winds Hotel 

905 S 8th St 


920-452-9000 

stayinsheboygan.com 

Holiday Inn Express 

3823 Germaine Ave 


920-451-8700 

stayinsheboygan.com 

Holiday Inn Harborview 

135 E Grand Ave 

Port Washington, WI 53074 

262-284-9461 

holidayinn.com 

Inn on Hillwind 

N4922 Hillwind Rd 


920-892-2199 

innonhillwind.com 

Inn on Woodlake 

705 Woodlake Rd 


855-444-2838 


Jay Lee Inn 

444 S Lake St 


920-876-2910 

jayleeinn.com 

Quality Inn 

4332 N 40th St 


920-457-7724 

qualityinn.com 

The Osthoff Resort 



920-876-3399 

osthoff.com 

Rochester Inn 

504 Water St 

Sheboygan Falls WI, 53085 

920-467-3123 

rochesterinn.com 

Tauschek’s B&B Log Home 

W5740 Garton Rd 


920-876-5087 

tauscheksbedand 

breakfastloghome.com 

REALTORS 

Acacia Falls, LLC. 

N7559 N Pioneer Rd 


920-922-2222 

 

Avenue Real Estate 

506 E Mill St, Ste 107A 


920-893-3001 

avenueret.com 

Brenda Buehler 

– North Shore Homes, Inc. 



920-207-2643 

mynorthshorehomes.com 

 

Real Estate, Inc. 



920-451-2345 

c21rs.com 

Mary Hayward 



920-207-0231 

maryjhayward.com 

Lynn Schwensow 

W4355 Stoney Ln 


920-946-4054 

c21rs.com/lynn 

Coldwell Banker 




920-458-4103 


CSA Commercial 

555 E Wells St, Ste 1630 


414-333-1936 

csacommercial.com 

Dan Wynveen Home Selling Team 



920-564-2002 

wynveenrealty.com 

Eagle Developments, Inc. 

155 E Bywater Ln 

Fox Point, WI 53217 

414-588-5919 

luxuryportfolio.com 

Elkhart Lake Realty 

PO Box 6 


920-395-4181 

elkhartlakerealty.com 

Field Tree Realty 



920-564-2217 


Founders | 3 Real Estate Services 

330 E Kilbourn Ave, Ste 800 


414-224-1200 

founders3.com 

Gibson Realty, LLC. 

PO Box 75 


920-892-2716 

gibsonrealty.com 

Gottsacker Commercial 

Real Estate, LLC. 

909 N 8th St, Ste 115 


920-453-9600 

gottsackercommercial.com 

Krier Realty 

207 Carroll St 


920-994-4712 

krierrealty.com 

Midwest Realty Mgmt. 

4122 Driftwood Ct 


920-451-0993 

Osthoff Realty 



920-876-5854 

osthoffrealty.com 

Pleasant View Realty 

N6050 Pleasant View Rd 


920-892-7711 

pleasantviewrealty.com 

Re/Max Realty Plus Bill Cain 

433 E Mill St #1 


920-893-8842 

billcain.com 

Remax Universal Realty 



920-208-9500 

sheboygantothemax.com 

Salzwedel Woods & Water 

282 Poets Cove 


920-876-3713 

Sheboygan Squared 

621 S 8th St 


920-452-6921 

sheboygansquared.com 

Sheboygan By Owner 

920-893-3674 

sheboyganbyowner.com 

Shorewest Realtors 



920-457-2306 

shorewest.com 

Shorewest Realtors 

Karen Nielsen 

414-350-8917 

shorewest.com 

Village Realty & Development 

Brokerage, Inc. 

795B Woodlake Rd 


920-457-1075 

americanclubersort.com 

/village-realty



TEMP AGENCIES 

Express Employment 

Professionals 



920-452-0662 

expresspros.com 

Flex-Staff 



920-287-3500 

 

 



920-451-1313 

 

Manpower 



920-458-6141 

manpower.com 

People Ready 

703 N 8th St, Ste 200 


920-395-2751 

peopleready.com 

QPS Employment Group 

933 N 8th St 


920-783-2000 

qpsemployment.com 

 



920-459-8868 

seekcareers.com 

Sheboygan County Job Center 



920-208-5856 

sheboyganjobcenter.com 

Staff Management 

N7118 Johnsonville Way 


920-453-5796 

apply.smjobs.com 

TRANSPORTATION 

Discovery Coach 

1139 Pennsylvania Ave 


920-459-2960 

discoverycoach.com 

GO Riteway Transportation Group 

1817 Martin Ave 


920-452-5452 

goriteway.com 

Heidenreiter Bus Service 

400 Cleveland St 


920-467-2651 

Johnson School Bus 

808 Valley Rd 


920-893-5941 

johnsonschoolbus.com 

Lamers Bus Lines 

2407 S Point Rd 

Green Bay, WI 54313 

920-496-3600 

golamers.com 

Personalized Tours 

& Coaches, Inc. 

W4928 Pheasant Valley Rd 


920-528-7600 

gopersonalized.com 

Shoreline Metro 

608 S Commerce St 


920-459-3281 

shorelinemetro.com 

Stardust Limousine, LLC. 

17023 Cty Rd F 


920-773-2270 

stardustlimousine.com 

VETERINARIANS 

AND PET SERVICES 

Canine Design Grooming 

Salon, LLC. 

406 E Mill St 


920-893-3647 

Christel’s Pet Supplies 

& More 

216 E Mill St 


920-286-3683 

Central Bark Doggy 

Day Care 

3513 S 32nd St 


920-457-9663 

centralbarksheboygan.com 

Compassionate Care 

Animal Clinic 

150 Victory Dr 


compassionatecareanimalclinic. 

com 

Critter Care Animal Clinic 



920-458-3636 

crittercareanimalclinic.com 

Healthy Paws 

Veterinary Clinic, SC. 

429 N Main St 


920-550-2147 

thehealthypaws.com 

Kettle Moraine 

Veterinary Clinic 



920-892-4225 

kmvcvets.com 

Chester Swanson DVM 

W5869 Creek Rd. 


920-994-9331 

State Legislators 

 

State Rep. Terry Katsma 

PO Box 8952 

Madison, WI 53708-8952 

888-529-0026 

rep.katsma@legis.wisconsin.gov 

 

State Rep. Tyler Vorpagel 

PO Box 8953 

Madison, WI 53708-8952 

888-529-0027 

rep.vorpagel@legis.wisconsin.gov 

59th Assembly District 

State Rep. Jesse Kremer 

PO Box 8952 

Madison, WI 53708-8952 

888-534-0059 

rep.kremer@legis.wisconsin.gov 

WI State Senate, District 9 

State Senator Devin LeMahieu 

Room 323 South 

State Capitol 

Madison, WI 53707-7882 

608-266-2056 

sen.lemahieu@legis.wisconsin.gov 

 

State Senator Duey Stroebel 

Room 18 South 

State Capitol 

Madison, WI 53707-7882 

608-266-7513 

sen.stroebel@legis.wisconsin.gov 

US Congress 

6th Congressional District 

Congressman Glenn Grothman 

24 W Pioneer Rd 


920-907-0624 

US Senate 

Tammy Baldwin (D) 

 

Washington, DC 20510 

202-224-5653 

US Senate 

Ron Johnson (R) 

 

Washington, DC 20510 

202-224-5323 


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6 

42 

14 

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22 

15

9 

8 

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42 

11 

3 

2 

23 

7 

13 

17 

12 

21 

20 

19 

23 

10 

18 

4

30 

51 

50 

67 

ELKHART LAKE 

67 57 

33 

32 

34 

31 

PLYMOUTH 

Hospital 

Public Schools (See list) 

Grocery Store 

Library 

Park 

DMV 

KOHLER 

32 

90 

52 

91 

92 

SHEBOYGAN FALLS

Public Schools as listed on the map by numbers 

SHEBOYGAN 

1 Early Learning Center 



920-459-4330 

2 Cooper Elementary 

2014 Cooper Ave 


920-459-3693 

3 Étude Elementary 

3508 N 21st St 


920-459-0947 

4 Grant Elementary 

1528 N 5th St 


920-459-3626 

5 Jackson Elementary 

2530 Weeden Creek Road 


920-459-3573 

6 James Madison 

Elementary 

2302 David Ave 


920-459-3585 

7 Jefferson Elementary 

1515 Heller Ave 


920-459-3620 

8 Lake Country Academy 

Elementary/Middle 

4101 Technology Pkwy 


920-208-3020 

9 Lincoln-Erdman 

Elementary 

4101 N 50th St 


920-459-3595 

10 Longfellow Elementary 

819 Kentucky Ave 


920-459-3580 

11 Pigeon River Elementary 

3508 N 21st St 


920-459-3563 

12 Sheboygan Leadership 

Academy Elementary/Middle 

1305 St Clair Ave 


920-208-5930 

13 Sheridan Elementary 

1412 Maryland Ave 


920-459-3550 

14 Wilson Elementary 



920-459-3688 

15 Farnsworth Middle 



920-459-3655 

16 Horace Mann Middle 



920-459-3666 

17 Urban Middle 



920-459-3680 

18 George D. Warriner 

Middle/High 

712 Riverfront Dr, Ste 101 


920-459-0945 

19 Étude Middle 

843 Jefferson Ave 


920-459-0950 

20 Central High 

621 S Water St 


920-459-6746 

21 North High 

1042 School Ave 


920-459-3600 

22 South High 



920-459-3637 

23 Étude Academy High 

834 Virginia Ave 


920-459-0950 

CLEVELAND 

24 Cleveland Elementary 

411 E Washington Ave 


920-693-8241 

24 Northeast Wisconsin 

Montessori 

411 E Washington Ave 


920-693-8241 

PLYMOUTH 

30 Fairview Elementary 

300 Salem Dr 


920-892-2621 

31 Horizon Elementary 



920-892-2225 

32 Parkview Elementary 

500 Parkview Dr 


920-892-4076 

33 Riverview Middle 

300 Riverside Cir 


920-892-4353 

34 Plymouth High 



920-893-6911 

CEDAR GROVE-BELGIUM 

40 Cedar Grove 

Elementary/Middle 

50 W Union Ave 


920-668-8518 

41 Cedar Grove High 

321 N 2nd St 


920-668-8686 

ELKHART LAKE- 

GLENBEULAH 

50 Elkhart Lake Elementary 

251 Maple St 


920-876-3307 

51 Elkhart Lake High 



920-876-3381 

KOHLER 

52 Kohler Elementary 

333 Upper Rd 


920-459-2921 

52 Kohler Middle/High 

333 Upper Rd 


920-459-2921 

HOWARDS GROVE 

62 Northview Elementary 

902 Tyler Rd 


920-565-4457 

63 Howards Grove Middle 

506 Kennedy Ave 


920-565-4452 

64 Howards Grove High 

401 Audubon Rd 


920-565-4450 

OOSTBURG 

70 Oostburg Elementary 

203 N 7th St 


920-564-2392 

71 Oostburg Middle 



920-564-2383 

72 Oostburg High 



920-564-2346 

RANDOM LAKE 

80 Random Lake 

Elementary 



920-994-4344 

80 Random Lake Middle 



920-994-2498 

80 Random Lake High 



920-994-9193 


90 Sheboygan Falls 

Elementary 

1 Alfred Miley Ave 


920-467-7820 

91 Sheboygan Falls Middle 

101 School St 


920-467-7880 

92 Sheboygan Falls High 

220 Amherst Ave 


920-467-7890 

HIGHER EDUCATION 

A Lakeland University 

W3718 South Dr 


800-569-2166 

B Lakeshore Technical 

College 



920-693-1000 

C University of Wisconsin 

Sheboygan 

1 University Dr 


920-459-6600

Hospital 

Public Schools (See list) 

Grocery Store 

Library 

Park 

DMV 

42 

B 

24 

A 

67 

32 

23 

57 

23 

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67 

28 

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28 

57 

64 

42 

32 

70 

72 

71 

57 

32 

80 

41 

40 

Minneapolis 

Green Bay 

Sheboygan 

Madison Milwaukee 

Des Moines 

Detroit 

Chicago 

Distance to Sheboygan from: 

Beloit 125 Green Bay 62 

Chicago 145 Indianapolis 331 

Detroit 413 Madison 109 

Des Moines 416 Milwaukee 52 

Dubuque 203 Minneapolis 312 

Duluth 372 St. Louis 420 

Fond du Lac 39 Wausau 147 

Get Out of Town! Traveling to almost anything in Sheboygan County never takes much more than 20 minutes, tops. 

But taking a trip to bigger cities for a special outing is a breeze too. Downtown Chicago? Only two hours away. Milwaukee 

is less than an hour’s drive down Interstate 43 while Green Bay (yay Packers!) is less than an hour north. Madison is about 

two hours away, but if you have the time, taking the back roads through the Horicon Marsh is a gorgeous alternative.

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