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Some business owners in Downtown Sheboygan are concerned about the increase in homelessness visibility which has been ‘exacerbated’ by the coronavirus pandemic. This summer, several individuals could be found sleeping in Fountain Park, City Green and on benches that line North 8th Street.
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The North and South High School House Construction students held a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday on Sheboygan’s far south side. The construction site is located in the new Stonebrook Crossing Subdivision located along South Business Drive.
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Milwaukee PC has closed their Downtown Sheboygan store for good. The store opened in 1998 and has remained a part of the downtown landscape ever since.
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Coffee lovers rejoice; there will soon be another option in Sheboygan for lattes and iced espresso. Starbucks plans to open their fourth location in the City of Sheboygan on vacant land near Calumet Drive and North Avenue.
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A three-story apartment building is being proposed for a vacant lot on Sheboygan's south side. Preliminary plans call for a single 48-unit building to be built at the southeast corner of South 14th Street and Illinois Avenue in the Sheridan Park neighborhood.
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Despite delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic, a 24-hour daycare still plans to open on the city’s northwest side. In October 2019, the city’s Plan Commission and Architectural Review Board approved plans for a non-profit organization’s proposal to operate a daycare at the southeast corner of North 29th Street and Superior Avenue.
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In recent weeks, at least one burglar appears to be targeting stores in Downtown Sheboygan. During the early morning hours on Wednesday August 18th and Wednesday August 25th, smash and grab style burglaries occurred at two stores in the 500 block of North 8th Street.
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An overnight closure of the Kwik Trip store on Sheboygan’s south side is permanent while a fifth store will be built less than a mile away. Kwik Trip South, located at 2622 South Business Drive, began closing during the overnight hours on June 18th due to a lack of employees.
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A facelift is in the works for the Oakland Center strip mall in the Conoco neighborhood on Sheboygan’s south side. Jim Petr, owner of Milwaukee PC, owns the strip mall located near South Business Drive and Union Avenue.
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St. Nicholas Hospital in Sheboygan recently announced it has expanded its emergency services to include an opioid recovery program. The project is funded by a $134,499 grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) administered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
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