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Today's News

  • Taunton-Edens

    Taunton-Edens

  • Hensley wins two matches in Campbell tourney

    By Alan Hensley
    Special to The Beacon
    Former West Brunswick golfer Greg Hensley played for the South in the 10th annual North South Tournament April 19-21 at Keith Hills Golf Club in Buies Creek. Hensley is enrolled in the PGA Golf Management program at Campbell University.
    The three-day tournament was the last event of the 2013 Spring Semester Tournament Series. Forty-six golf students and two golf instructors were divided in foursomes. North won the tourney.

  • Scores, highlights of area golf leagues

    Brick Landing
    On April 30, the Brick Landing Nine played substitution: Golfers played their regular game and replaced their two highest scores with pars for that hole. The winner was Dottie Leelike with a score of 45.

  • Friendships formed through golf can last a lifetime

    Miki and Eddie Pear and Gene and I have been friends for more than 20 years and it all began on a golf course.  
    I was playing in the fifth position for Navesink Country Club in a Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association team match. We were in series seven and on that particular Tuesday we played against Preakness Hills at Preakness Hills.

  • First Tee academy now open

    Mike Gildea
    Special to the Beacon
    The new $1.5 million Carolina Life Skills and Leadership Academy is open for business and teens are invited to sign up.
    On the 28-acre campus of The First Tee of Brunswick County, just outside Shallotte, the 9,000 square-foot academy will be host to a series of four-day and four-night summer academies in character education through The First Tee’s life skills and core values curriculum.

  • Milliken gets first victory of season

    By Bill Hennecy

    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.—Saturday night racing appeared to be a washout, with rain falling most of the day along the Grand Strand. The rain started clearing at 6 p.m. and track-drying efforts were completed and practice started at 7:20 p.m. Euro-style qualifying hastened the program and the fields were set in what turned out to be a great night of racing.

  • May-Vember?
 One of these days it really will be May

    This is one of those weeks when it’s tough to be a fishing report columnist. It’s supposed to be the time of year when the fishing is at its best and I’m full of reports and fish stories from inshore to offshore. Instead I’m going to sound like a broken record poormouthing the rotten weather we’ve been experiencing.

  • Changing weather patterns keep fishing a challenge

    All right, guys. See that little patch of grass sticking out a little farther than the rest? See the little rip on the down current side? There should be some trout where the smooth water meets the faster-moving water. Josh Benton, from Raleigh, tosses a chicken-bone colored Paul Brown lure into the smooth water and immediately hooks a trout. We throw everything we had at them for about 30 minutes without another bite.

  • Tiptoe through the Tables on Thursday in St. James

    Members of the St. James Service Club are selling tickets for their Tiptoe Through The Tables event set for 1-4 p.m. Thursday, May 9, at the St. James Community Center.

    This will be an open-house event (come and go as you please) that is open to the public. Participants have an opportunity to view 20 beautifully decorated, themed table settings, enjoy delicious homemade refreshments and bid on assorted raffle baskets

    This year’s event will be honoring mothers. Proceeds will go to benefit many Brunswick County charities.

  • Tiptoe through the Tables on Thursday in St. James

    Members of the St. James Service Club are selling tickets for their Tiptoe Through The Tables event set for 1-4 p.m. Thursday, May 9, at the St. James Community Center.

    This will be an open-house event (come and go as you please) that is open to the public. Participants have an opportunity to view 20 beautifully decorated, themed table settings, enjoy delicious homemade refreshments and bid on assorted raffle baskets

    This year’s event will be honoring mothers. Proceeds will go to benefit many Brunswick County charities.