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Stephen 1, Cancer 0
Ryan Stephen is now cancer free, which means he’ll be able to attend – and play – in South’s basketball fundraiser this weekend.
Pumas’ dad shows dedication
Stats don’t lie, they say.
Statistician Seth Wolff doesn’t, either.
The Sheboygan native serves as one for the Plymouth Pumas, a club softball team his daughter plays on.
Like brother, Leonhard also misses season
Lutheran’s Zach Leonhard followed in his brothers footsteps – only he didn’t want to.
Vollrath Company announces multi-million dollar investment in Sheboygan headquarters
SHEBOYGAN – December 10, 2025 – The Vollrath Company, a leader in the food service and custom products industries, announced plans for a significant multi-million dollar investment to modernize and expand its Sheboygan headquarters.
Mary Koczan receives Rotary Club’s 2025 Agent of Peace Award
Sheboygan Peace Park would like to announce that Mary Koczan, ”Jackie of All Trades” involving the Peace Park, has received the Rotary Club’s prestigious Agent of Peace award for 2025.
Sheboygan natives featured in ‘Bucky!’ PBS documentary
Add Williams Sachse Jr. and Nolan Blomwillis to the list of locals featured in Bucky! that made its PBS debut on Dec. 2.
Vaccines don’t cause autism. Here’s how we know.
As the parent of a nonverbal child with autism, the condition is not one that I watch from the sidelines; it’s one that defines my family’s experiences every day. Every time public figures revive false narratives about vaccines and autism, it reinforces stigma and undermines the incredible progress we’ve made in advocating for acceptance and evidence-based care.
A Look Back… at H.C. Prange Christmas window displays
This memorable reflection on the much-loved H.C. Prange Department Store Christmas window displays appeared in a December 17, 2019 Facebook post by the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, which the Beacon received permission to reuse.
Sheboygan Lutheran High junior meets with Milwaukee meteorologist
It’s often said being a meteorologist is the only career where you can be wrong most of the time and still keep your job.
That isn’t stopping Sheboygan Lutheran junior James Schulze from becoming one.
Court Report – Dec. 16, 2025
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