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My name is Myranda, and I’m honored to introduce Breaking Chains Recovery as a new member of the Sheboygan Chamber of Commerce. We are a nonprofit, faith-based organization, born from a deeply personal journey. After finding four years of sobriety myself and spending 1 1/2 years working in another sober home, I felt called to create a space where women could find not only stability and safety, but also faith, hope, and genuine support. That calling became Breaking Chains Recovery.
Recently, we opened our
The Sheboygan Family Resource Center has released a short, confidential survey to gather feedback from families participating in its Parents as Teachers programs. The survey is part of the Center’s ongoing effort to better understand the experiences, values, and needs of the families it serves, and to ensure its communication, resources, and support services remain welcoming, inclusive, and culturally responsive.
We are asking families to participate. The survey takes only a few minutes to complete and
Running a local business in Sheboygan County doesn’t have to feel like juggling twelve things at once. Efficiency isn’t about fancy systems or big budgets—it’s about using the simple tools you already have to make work flow smoother.TL;DR
Local businesses can save hours every week by using everyday tech tools—like scheduling apps, shared drives, and digital payment systems—to cut down repetitive work. Small steps like automating reminders, going paperless, or using shared calendars can boost
STC Brings Steel Magnolias to the Theatre Stage
Laughter, tears, and timeless friendship make this a must-see show.
SHEBOYGAN, WI--November 13, 2025--The Sheboygan Theatre Company, the local community theater celebrating its 92nd Season, will present Steel Magnolias, a heartwarming story of friendship, love, and resilience, performing December 5–13, 2025, at the Leslie W. Johnson Theatre inside Horace Mann Middle School, 2820 Union Ave., Sheboygan. The show is directed by New York-based Lauren
Starting a home services business — whether in cleaning, landscaping, maintenance, or remodeling — can be one of the most rewarding entrepreneurial paths today. The demand for reliable, local services keeps growing, and the barriers to entry are relatively low. Yet, long-term success depends on more than skill; it requires clear structure, strong systems, and visibility across both human and digital ecosystems.
TL;DR
To build a profitable home services business:
Define your niche and align your
Launching a dream business isn’t just about passion — it’s about precision. Success comes from blending creativity with systems thinking: understanding where value originates, how it’s delivered, and how to sustain it through evolving markets and technologies.
This guide outlines the essential phases — from idea validation to scaling — and provides tools, examples, and links to further resources to help you grow strategically.
Clarify Your Vision and Validate the Idea
Every thriving business begins
For Immediate Release
October 8, 2025Phoenix Anthem Launches Conversations for Christ Podcast
Sheboygan, WI – Phoenix Anthem, LLC is launching a new podcast series titled Conversations for Christ, with the first episode scheduled for release on Friday, October 17, 2025.
Hosted by Thomas Kelly, owner of Phoenix Anthem, the podcast features interviews with pastors, ministries, and schools in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS). The goal is to share Christ-centered stories of ministry and
PRESS RELEASE
For immediate release
Contact: Tricia Roberts, 920-459-3773, stcshows@gmail.com
Tickets Available for STC’s Annual Murder Mystery Fundraiser
A Sin City–themed evening of intrigue and casino fun to benefit the theatre.
SHEBOYGAN, WI--September 3, 2025--The Sheboygan Theatre Company, celebrating its 92nd season, is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for its 4th Annual Murder Mystery Fundraising Gala, taking place Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 6:30–9:00
Throwing an event on a shoestring budget? It’s doable—if you skip the fluff and lean into strategy. You don’t need glossy ads or expensive gear. You need tactics that feel local, move fast, and build real traction. The goal isn’t just turnout—it’s talk. Buzz that travels, shares that stick. Let’s walk through what works when every dollar counts.
Start with a pitch that moves peopleLet’s start with the part most SBOs rush past: the pitch. If you can’t sell your event out loud in 20 seconds, your audience
Every street tells a story, but not every storefront knows how to speak. For small business owners, the shop window isn’t just a frame — it’s a stage. Passersby aren’t just walking to their destinations; they’re scanning, deciding, and reacting in fractions of a second. That makes display design less about decoration and more about persuasion, the kind that doesn’t shout but still turns heads.
Lead With One Idea, Not Ten
Storefronts often collapse under the weight of too many messages. Clutter confuses.
Franchising has long been the golden middle ground for those who want to own a business but don’t want to build something from scratch. It's a promise of structure, brand recognition, and a proven model—but none of that guarantees success. The decision to open a franchise is less about buying into someone else’s success and more about laying the groundwork for your own. You’re not just buying a logo and a playbook; you’re committing to a long-term relationship with rules, expectations, and risks that are
In a world where consumers are inundated with options and marketing feels like background noise, trust has become the rarest and most valuable currency. For small businesses especially, building transparency into everyday operations isn't just ethical—it's strategic. While large corporations rely on brand recognition and advertising budgets, smaller companies must lean on authenticity, clarity, and human connection to forge deeper relationships. This isn't about grand gestures; it's about the details that
If you think a medical practice thrives on credentials alone, think again. In an era where patients have more choices than ever, experience is everything. A medical office that prioritizes patient satisfaction doesn’t just cultivate goodwill—it builds a thriving, referral-driven business. The best part? It’s not just about shorter wait times or a pleasant receptionist (though those help). To stand out, medical offices must rethink patient experience in ways that go beyond the basics. Here’s how.
The
Efficiency is the lifeblood of any successful business, and understanding how to systematically enhance it can be a game-changer. Welcome to the world of business process management (BPM), a strategic approach designed to refine and streamline your organization’s operations. In this article, we’ll delve into how BPM can help you break down complex tasks, harness the potential of your workforce, and leverage cutting-edge technology to significantly enhance productivity, mitigate risks, and adapt swiftly to
News Release: 12/4/2025
Sheboygan Family Resource Center Launches Community Survey to Strengthen Connections With Local Families
Everyday Tech Wins: How Businesses in Sheboygan County Can Work Smarter
STC Brings Steel Magnolias to the Theatre Stage
Home Services 101: How to Start, Operate, and Grow with Confidence
From Vision to Venture: Practical Steps to Build and Grow Your Dream Business
Phoenix Anthem, LLC Launches Conversations for Christ Podcast
Tickets Available for STC’s Annual Murder Mystery Fundraiser
Throwing a Big Event on a Tiny Budget? Here’s How to Make It Loud Without Spending Big
Dramatic Window Displays: Making People Stop and Shop
Building a Business Without Starting From Scratch: Buying Into a Franchise
The Currency of Belief: How Small Businesses Earn Customer Loyalty Through Trust and Transparency
The Patient Experience: A Medical Office’s Secret to Business Growth
Mastering Business Efficiency Through Modern BPM Techniques
