GIRLS NOTEBOOK State-ranked Lutheran girls basketball team is off to 9-1 start Usually the basketball limelight at Lutheran belongs to the boys. They are now sharing it with the girls, who are off […]
Move over, boys
South swim team ends first-place drought
BOYS NOTEBOOK South’s swim team won an invitational for the first time since 2013 by claiming the seven-school Port Washington Invite on Dec. 18. Although South did not win any events, one […]
Year in review: So long, 2021
Sports return to normal; highlights include state soccer title
County gets $3M to combat opioid abuse
The county got its share — just under $3 million — of the $26 billion opioid lawsuit settlement last week.
Sheboygan roofers help save sentinel at Death’s Door
Plum and Pilot Islands are one of those special Door County places that are easy to love. Both islands have been home to maritime safety structures; lighthouses, range lights, fog signal buildings, crew’s quarters and boat houses for more than 100 years.
Area steps up to fill two semi-trucks for tornado relief
The Winooski Bowmens Archery Club of Plymouth and Feucht Trucking filled two 53 ft semi-trailers with donations of basic living supplies for tornado relief efforts in Mayfield, Kentucky.
Lights Run nets $75,000 for Food Bank
Sheboygan County Food Bank’s 4th Annual Holiday Lights Hunger Run/Walk fundraising event was held on Saturday, November 20. A total of 1,922 runners and walkers took steps against hunger. Thanks to dedicated […]
Sheboygan geologist developed new ‘dirt’ to filter oil spills
by David Minor Beacon Correspondent A retired Sheboygan area geologist, Trotta’s career spans 45 years of work with government agencies and private companies in Wisconsin and Minnesota. He credits his professors at […]
Music Fest returns with Cash tribute
On the heels of two successful fall concerts, the Unity Music Festival surpassed the $10,000 fundraising milestone for the Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund in 2021. After holding annual fundraising concerts for […]
This wasn’t just any ol’ win
Wouldn’t you know it?
For the first time since the 1980-81 season, Sheboygan South won a wrestling tournament – in coach Cody Steffenhagen’s hometown, no less – and he missed it because he was sick.
