Posted inBusiness, Community, Local news, Non-Profits, Parenting, Things To Do

Racine Roundup on TMJ4: Black Wick, celebrating veterans, Unlocking Racine fundraiser

The Racine Roundup aired on TMJ4 during the 4 O’Clock news on Thursday, Nov. 10. This week, Racine County Eye Web Editor Loren Lamoreaux discussed various stories with TMJ4 anchors, Charles Benson and Susan Kim. The segment started introducing Racine County Eye’s business spotlight, Black Wick. The new business in Downtown Racine is owned by […]

Posted inCelebrations, Community

Veterans Day Spotlight: Zientek sheds light on mental health through his new business

This Veterans Day, the Racine County Eye is proud to honor local veterans who have made an impact in our community. Jimmy Zientek, a United States Air Force Veteran, is no stranger to mental illness. Through his newly-founded business, Show Us Your Meats BBQ, this local veteran is focused on starting a conversation about mental […]

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Veterans Day Spotlight: Slater raises awareness about the military’s impact and life after serving

This Veterans Day, a Racine local is choosing to share his story, as a veteran, in hopes to highlight how the military impacts service members. Christopher Slater, a former sergeant in the Marine Corps, served from 2011 to 2016. Prior to serving, Slater graduated from Washington Park High School in Racine. He dropped everything he […]

Posted inCommunity, Environment, Government, Non-Profits

Hunters encouraged to participate in DNR Deer Donation Program as holidays approach

Tis’ the season for deer hunting and the holidays. With the desire to provide for Wisconsin’s food pantries, The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages hunters to donate Wisconsin-harvested deer to the department’s Deer Donation Program. The program helps stock food pantries for the upcoming holiday season and supports residents in need throughout the […]

Posted inBusiness, Health, Local news

Brown Family Chiropractic expands, purchases building in Mount Pleasant

MOUNT PLEASANT — Brown Family Chiropractic has moved its practice to the Village of Mount Pleasant to serve its patients and staff better. Dr. Sally Brown, D.C. – Dr. Sally Brown and Dr. Tera Pfarr, mother and daughter, purchased a 6,000-square-foot building located at 6240 Bankers Road (Upper Level). After 10 years of building clientele […]

Posted inArts & Entertainment, Business, Business Spotlight, Culture, Local news, Things To Do

Business Spotlight: Creative Flex

A business in Downtown Racine welcomes the community to flex their creativity. Creative Flex, 305 Main St., offers in-studio painting and experience for customers. As an avid painter and Latina business owner, Alexis Flores-Lockridge is creating opportunities for locals and those visiting the Racine area. Her love for painting and creating started when she was […]

Posted inGovernment, Local news, Schools

Teen Voice program gives Burlington students inside look at local government

BURLINGTON — The Burlington Area School District and the City of Burlington have once again collaborated to include teens in leadership roles through the Teen Voice program. The Teen Voice program has operated for more than 10 years in the City of Burlington and allows Burlington area students an opportunity to gain a better understanding […]

Posted inBusiness, Celebrations, Community, Events, Local news, Schools

UPDATE: Free kringle for veterans Nov. 11 from O&H Danish Bakery, Tabak Law, The Prairie School

UPDATE: Free Kringle distribution that began on Nov. 9 will continue on Veterans Day, Nov 11. There will be 150 kringles given away to service members from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at O&H Danish Bakery, 5910 Washington Ave., in Mount Pleasant. Veterans who participate must bring proof of service to claim a Kringle. Original […]

Posted inCelebrations, Community, Contests, Culture, Things To Do

Union Grove 2022 Christmas Decorating contest registration now open

UNION GROVE — The Greater Union Grove Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Decorating Contest for 2022 wants to see your best holiday decorations. Residents in the Union Grove area are welcome to register to partake in the contest. If you want to take your shot at winning the title of the best-decorated house in the […]

Posted inCulture, Food & Drinks, Kenosha business, Kenosha Lens, Shopping, Things To Do

Winter HarborMarket kicks off Nov. 5 at the Kenosha Union Club

KENOSHA — The Kenosha Winter HarborMarket is moving indoors for the winter season. They’ll kick off being indoors at the Kenosha Union Club, 3030 39th Ave., on Nov 5. The local market will operate every Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. through April 29, except Dec. 17, 24 and 31. The Winter HaborMarket features […]

Posted inCelebrations, City Hall, Community, Non-Profits, Schools

Veterans Day Ceremony & luncheon at Memorial Hall on Nov. 11 hosted by RAVI, Racine Lutheran High School

RACINE — Racine Area Veterans Inc. (RAVI) and Racine Lutheran High School (RLHS) are joining forces to host a Veterans Day Ceremony at Memorial Hall, 72 7th St. The event will start at 10 a.m. on Nov. 11 and will include a variety of tributes and remarks. The ceremony will include a proclamation declared by Mayor […]

Posted inCommunity, Local news, Parenting, Police and fire, Schools

Racine Roundup on TMJ4: WE Energies Cookie Book, Refuel changes locations, Wadewitz book fair

The Racine Roundup aired on TMJ4 during the 4 O’Clock news on Thursday, Nov. 3. This week, Racine County Eye Web Editor Loren Lamoreaux discussed various stories with TMJ4 anchors, Ryan Jenkins and Susan Kim. The segment started by with a continuation of coverage on this year’s WE Energies Cookie Book. Lamoreaux shared the special […]

Posted inConstruction, Development, Local news

Mayor Mason: West 6th Street bridge officially reopens today

RACINE — The West 6th Street bridge will officially be open for commuters today. The bridge that extends over the Root River and Horlick Drive was originally built in 1928. Now, the City of Racine celebrates a new and improved bridge, while celebrating its rich history. The concrete arch bridge is a historic and notable […]

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