From beer-battered cod to char-grilled walleye, Racine County is a place full of fantastic fish fry. There is no doubt that Wisconsinites know a good fish fry when they taste one. This midwestern tradition is one that the entire family can enjoy. Based on the recommendations and feedback from Racine County Eye readers, we have […]
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Meet the ever lovely Mary Puppins
Well hello there, my name is Mary Puppins, but I like to go by Poppy. I’m new to this life of luxury and man is it nice! The thing I’m most grateful for is my nice comfy bed. Going for a stroll through my backyard and checking out all of the smells is one of […]
Upcoming July Programs at Racine Public Library
The following programs are at 75 Seventh Street, Racine, WI 53403 unless stated otherwise. A sign language interpreter is available with one week’s notice. For information, call the library’s business office at 262-636-9170. Anti-Racism Book Group: 2:00-4:00 pm | July 8th | Lee Room. A weekly book group discussing themes of race and racism.Ruff Readers: […]
Animal Crackers Concert Series enters 33rd year
PRESS RELEASE RACINE, WI – The Racine Zoo is looking forward to summer, and is excited to announce the artist lineup for the 2019 Animal Crackers Concert Series. Animal Crackers concerts are a Racine tradition that residents have come to enjoy. Make sure to save these dates, invite your friends, grab your folding chairs and […]
Racine County fairs and festivals 2019
The greater Racine-area is home to a number of festivals and fairs — from church festivals to ethnic festivals to art festivals. So grab a few friends and enjoy the summer and fall. St. Lucy Church Festival, July 12 at 4 p.m. – Jul 14 at 9 p.m St. Lucy’s Catholic Church, 3101 Drexel Ave, […]
Partnership to restore tributary in Foxconn development
PRESS RELEASE MOUNT PLEASANT, WI – The American Transmission Company (ATC) is working with Root-Pike Watershed Initiative Network (WIN) to help restore a portion of the Lamparek Ditch, a critical tributary of the impaired north branch of the Pike River in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin. Restoration efforts along this historically degraded riparian corridor will aim to […]
You’re sure to fall in love with Xena’s honey brown eyes
Xena is one amazing pooch looking for a loving family! This 1-year-old will greet you with wiggles and loves to go for relaxing walks. With her beautiful smile and honey brown eyes, it’s hard to believe this charmer is still in need of a home. If you’d like to meet Xena, stop by the Wisconsin Humane […]
Multiple Wisconsin humane societies waiving adult cat adoption fees in July
PRESS RELEASE RACINE, WISCONSIN – For the fourth year in a row, a group of animal shelters in Wisconsin are entirely waiving adoption fees for all adult cats in July. In 2018, the combined organizations performed 1,555 cat adoptions in July, compared to 1,301 the prior year. It’s been such a success that they are […]
You Can’t Help Falling in Love with Elvis the Cat!
Elvis is a classic cat looking for a home to call his own. With his tuxedo coat and his dreamy green eyes, it’s easy to fall for this handsome guy. At 9 months old, Elvis is all about play time, discovering the world, and taking long naps. If you’d like to meet him, please visit us […]
RAREA Scholarship Committee awarded two UW-Parkside students in the IPED Program
PRESS RELEASE SOMERS – The Racine Area Retired Educators Association (RAREA) awarded two University of Wisconsin-Parkside students with newly-implemented scholarships at a special luncheon event at Infusino’s Banquet Hall in Racine Wednesday, June 12. Amy Hughes was awarded the $3,000 RAREA/UW-Parkside scholarship and Brantina daSilva was awarded the $5,000 RAREA/UWP Martenas Family scholarship. These two […]
Greening Greater Racine Thanks AmeriCorps Workers
Greening Greater Racine (GGR) invites the public to say thank you and farewell to the AmeriCorps volunteers from 4:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. tonight at The Dish, 1220 N Ohio St. This is the second year GGR has sponsored AmeriCorps workers in Racine for the two months of May and June. Kayla Urbanowski is the […]
Authentic German-Style Pop-up Biergarten Returns to Smolenski Park June 27-30
Mount Pleasant, WI – Following its resounding success in 2018, the German-style Pop-up Biergarten returns to Smolenski Park, 438 Stuart Rd, Mount Pleasant, June 27 – 30th with more activities and fun. Complete with authentic biergarten tables, benches, flower baskets and umbrellas, the Pop-up Biergarten will feature a stein-hoisting competition, giant pretzels, and of course, […]
Mental Health Discussion Series coming to Racine
PRESS RELEASE Racine – July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month! The Dr. John Bryant Community Center is hosting Adult Mental Health Discussion Groups weekly during the month of July to tackle different mental health related subjects. Felicia S. Smith, MSW will be leading the series on Wednesdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Dr. John […]
New Biergarten coming to City of Racine Parks
PRESS RELEASE City of Racine – Racine Mayor Cory Mason and the Belle City Biergarten is excited to announce the dates for the inaugural beirgarten season in the City of Racine. The biergarten program will be taking place five separate weekends over the course of the summer. Lakeview Park, 201 Goold St, will host four […]
Annual Playground 4th of July “Doll Buggy” Parades
PRESS RELEASE Racine – City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) will hold the annual Playground 4th of July “Doll Buggy” Parades at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 27. Children participating in the playground programs may participate by decorating bikes, wagons, and scooters. Participants may also decorate themselves or build their own float. […]