Due to the weather, your kids may or may not have made it out of the house to gather up as much candy as possible. But we still have a little Halloween retro fun for you. We pulled 5 Twitter posts of Halloween pandering from all over the U.S. that made us chuckle. Enjoy! The […]
Monthly Archives: November 2019
Posted inBreaking
Nonprofit organizations, subscribe to our nonprofit page
The Racine County Eye nonprofit section is here! The page receives thousands of views every month. We typically have more than 50,000 pageviews/per month from our readers and over 100,000 pageviews. Because so many nonprofit organizations use Facebook, we partnered with an ad platform called Friends 2 Follow. This makes your organization’s Facebook page into […]
Posted inLocal news, Police and fire
Parent Teacher Conferences Ends With Multiple Charges for Union Grove Mother
By Bill Houston Union Grove, WI — A Union Grove woman is in custody after the principal at her children’s elementary school called police Oct. 30 when she appeared to show up intoxicated for parent-teacher conferences. According to the Racine County District Attorney’s criminal complaint, it was the second time in two weeks the principal […]
Posted inBreaking, Local news, Police and fire
1 Dead, 1 Injured In Early Morning Traffic Accident
By Bill Houston Caledonia, WI — A 36-year-old man is dead, a 38-year-old man hospitalized with serious injuries and an investigation is underway following an early morning traffic crash Nov. 1. The incident occurred just before 2 a.m. when a white VW Jetta traveling southbound on N. Green Bay Road near Louise Lane went off […]
Posted inDevelopment, Local news
Work Begins On New $6 Million Sports Complex
RACINE, WI — Racine County officials joined Green Bay Packers President Mark Murphy in putting the first shovel in the dirt in the $6 million S.C. Johnson Community Sports Complex at Pritchard Park Wednesday. In partnership with the Racine Unified School District, Racine County Murphy joined Racine County Executive Jonathan Delagrave and Racine Unified Superintendent […]
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