Hopefully someone was lucky enough to come across Larry Clifford Kirk last week.
You may have seen him on one of Sheboygan’s disc golf courses, or perhaps he was sleeping in his car on your street.
Traveling country to disc golf, car camp
Ryder Cup on hold for a year
It will be another year before the Ryder Cup is held. According to ESPN, the PGA of America will make it official Wednesday morning when it postpones the event scheduled for Sept. […]
The Bull at Pinehurst Farms lands new owners
by Steve OttmanBeacon Correspondent The Bull at Pinehurst Farms has been purchased recently for $2.41 million by Jon Dunfee and Randy Groth of Cedarburg. They are owners of LaBudde Group, an agricultural […]
No training wheels for Sheboygan A’s
Starting a season without any practice is better than not starting the season, even for a new manager. That’s the way Tim Moyer looks at his first year at the helm of […]
Schmitz still has it when he’s on mound
The good-natured ribbing isn’t too bad for the oldest guy on the Sheboygan A’s. After all, Eric Schmitz is only 31 years old (as is teammate Mitchell Gardner). “(They don’t call me) […]
Girls to get their own state wrestling tourney
Wrestling will add a girls-only state tournament beginning in 2022. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control reviewed and acted on coaches committee recommendations impacting winter sports at its June meeting […]
Arm wrestling is his thing
Leander Bonnett has been arm wrestling since 1982. The Sheboygan resident owns 24 national titles, even competed in a world championship in England and is the vice president and event coordinator of […]
Worst spring ever !!!
Spotlight is on area seniors
who missed their final sports season
School year in review: 2019 beats 2020
This past school year started with a bang. However, it ended with an unfortunate dud. The Beacon looks back at each month and reviews the highlights (and lowlights thanks to a pandemic). […]
Neevel crawls for a complete hour
Recently, there was a Russian man who completed an ultra-marathon by running around his bed for more than 10 hours.
To my surprise, his name was not Brent Neevel.
