Kingdom Builders Fellowship Center and Outreach Ministries has launched Kingdom Kidz as a way to provide Racine’s youth with Christmas gifts and toys. This is the first year that this event will take place. With nearly a month left until Christmas, the organization is seeking donations from those who are able to give this holiday […]
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Business Spotlight: Low Daily
Low Daily, 700 North Pine Street, is making history in the historical Downtown Burlington area. This local brewery and taproom is offering a unique experience for the community. To-go orders are now the face of the brewery. An inside look at Low Daily, 700 North Pine St. Owners Tim and Claire Sullivan have made it […]
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Hometown Hero: Stephanie Miranda
Hometown Hero gives a thumbs up to the camera while showing her respirator mask. Teresa Painter-Miranda is the proud mother of Stephanie Miranda. Her daughter works as a Certified Nursing Assistant at Ascension All Saints, 3801 Spring Street. Being in this role, she’s found a passion for helping others. Miranda, this week’s Racine County Eye […]
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From Dixie cup to Downtown Racine’s Holiday Tree
The Holiday tree is now decorated and on display in Downtown Racine. The tree remains on the corner of 6th street in Monument Square. Along the shores of Lake Michigan, a green pine shines for all to see. It’s dazzling lights are hard to miss. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic put a halt on the annual Racine […]
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11th Annual Dan and Ray’s Rendering Thanks Thanksgiving Meal
Dan & Ray’s Logo courtesy of their Facebook page The 11th Annual Dan & Ray’s Rendering Thanks event will look different this year. This community meal is going to operate via drive-thru and walk-up. Dan Johnson from Danny’s Meats, 1317 4 Mile Rd, and Ray Stibeck from Route 20, 14001 Washington Ave put on this […]
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Hometown Hero: Sue Biddle
Experienced nurse, Sue Biddle, has served the local area for over 35 years. The pandemic isn’t stopping her from assisting patients and caring for those in need. Where Biddle is needed, she helps. It’s a moment like this where her daughter, Elaina Keiser, sees just how valuable her mother’s skills are to the community. Biddle, […]
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Business Spotlight: Market on Main
These days it may seem that the shelves at the grocery store are bare. It’s slim pickings for necessities like toilet paper, mac and cheese, and over the counter medications. New to Racine in 2020 is a business eager to connect with the community through multiple outlets. This is a locally, black-owned business that Racine […]
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Holiday Food Assistance in Racine
The holidays are a time of giving, and local groups are donating grocery items to those in need this holiday season. So, if you or someone you know needs some help, here are a few places that have resources available. So, what kind of holiday food assistance is available in Racine? 1. Pop Up Food […]
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3 Food Drive Events in Racine
There are 3 food drive events taking place in Racine in honor of Thanksgiving .These events aim to help those in need during this season of life. Thanksgiving is a time to share gratitude, embrace where you are in life, and give back to those in need. You can help serve the community of Racine […]
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Educator of the Week: Jeff Bergman
Jeff Bergman, a former educator at Washington Park High school, has influenced one of Racine’s up and coming artists. Mikeal Dollak Posch, a 2017 graduate of Washington Park High School gives credit to Mr. Bergman, for who Dollak Posch is becoming. The Educator of the Week is a series of articles featuring Racine’s outstanding teachers. […]
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Wisconsin Faith Leaders Virtually Gather to Address Wisconsin
COVID-19 cases are rising in Wisconsin. Faith leaders across the state of Wisconsin recognize the urgency for action against COVID-19 to be taken. Clery and leaders from Christian, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, and Nature religious are uniting together. On November 16, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. on Zoom a virtual conference will take place to discuss […]
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Business Spotlight: Farmers Market @ 2210
The building at 2210 Rapids Drive has changed throughout the years. Racine residents may remember that Zayre’s Department store once occupied the building. The space across from Horlick High School was also a grocery store at one point in time. Changes have occurred at The Rapids Drive Plaza throughout the years. Now, the Farmers Market […]
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Hometown Hero: Julie Mckenna
Julie Mckenna grew up in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. While she isn’t from Racine, this town has grown close to her heart. Working as a Respiratory Therapist and volunteering as a member of the Racine Unified School District School board has united her and the community. This week’s Racine County Eye Hometown Hero of the […]
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The Main Project Food Drive
The Main Project is a community initiative empowering youth with opportunities locally. With a hands-on approach, they are determined to help those in need, especially this Thanksgiving. They aim to provide families with resources and support to help individuals reach their goals. Currently, the Main Project is planning a food drive. This event is in […]
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5 Ways to Honor Veterans This Veterans Day
The words “Some gave all and all gave some” is engraved in stone at the Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 21731 Spring Street. On Veterans Day, we remember the individuals who who did just that, gave to our country. Veterans Day is celebrated to honor those who served in the US Military on November 11 […]