Ten-year-old TT loves to strike a pose. With both brains and looks, this cat will surely sashay her way into your heart. While TT is independent, she freely gives her love and adores getting attention in return. Sometimes she can be a cautious cat, but her curiosity is boundless. TT is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and […]
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Memories From Racine’s Post Prom 2018
Before high school seniors take to the stage next month to leave their high school years behind, they were able to live it up during Racine’s famous Post Prom party. Below are just some of the amazing pictures friends and family took of the excited party-goers. Is there someone you know in these pictures? Want […]
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Pet of the Week: Sun-Loving Coco
You’re bound to go loco for today’s Pet of the Week. Coco is an energetic sweetie who loves to spend time in the sun. When she’s not basking in the sunlight, Coco loves to take long walks and snack on tasty treats. At seven-years-old, Coco is ready to find her forever home. She’s vaccinated, microchipped, […]
Posted inBreaking
Joshua Sopczak earns Lender of the Year
Joshua Sopczak was named lender of the year through Business Lending Partners (BLP). For his commitment and high performance, Sopczak was presented with the award for his work as a commercial lender for Tri-City National Bank. Each year, BLP chose a lender of the year who exemplifies the core values of the company. A commercial lender with Tri-City National […]
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Pet of week: Meet Sayyid The Life of the Party
Life of the party alert! This week meet Sayyid the lovable and energetic nine-month-old pup that will bring joy to anyone’s day. When he isn’t being a bouncing bundle of joy, Sayyid loves to take naps. The smiling pup is always ready to eat treats and play. Sayyid is microchipped, neutered, vaccinated and ready to […]
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Mother’s Day Guide 2018: Where to Brunch
Mother’s Day is just around the corner. It is a time to honor mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers for their contribution to family and society. And what better way to celebrate the holiday than with a delicious meal that Mom doesn’t have to make! Over the past few weeks, we’ve hunted down all the great Mother’s Day deals […]
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Pet of the Week: Meet Misty The Golden Eyed Feline
Golden-eyed Misty, the pet of the week can be a bit bashful when she first meets new people, but once she warms up to her new friends, she’s full of confidence. The independent eight-year-old feline will make a perfect addition to the family. Misty is spayed, vaccinated, and micro-chipped. She’ll even bring her own bag […]
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Pet of the Week: Clarence
Meet the “Hidden Treasure” of the Wisconsin Humane Society – Racine Campus. Clarence may be a shy guy at first, but once he warms up, he’s a lovable one-year-old cat. Charming Clarence does best in quiet homes. Head to the Racine Campus of the Wisconsin Humane Society this week to meet your new companion. [broadstreet […]
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Pet of the Week: Fetch
Energetic and lovable, Fetch, is ready to play. The fun-loving one-year-old pup will make you laugh all day. Fetch loves yummy treats and is full of delightful wiggles and waggles. Head to the Wisconsin Humane Society – Racine Campus to meet your new best friend. [broadstreet zone=”65481″]
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Spring Election 2018: Racine County Board Results
The Spring election was held on Tuesday, April 3rd, 2018. The early results of the Racine County Board races are below. District 1 Candidates: 100% reporting Donnie Snow (i): 348 votes Nick Demske: 475 votes Total votes: 824 District 2 Candidate: 100% reporting Fabi Maldonado (unopposed): 318 votes Total votes: 322 District 3 Candidate: 100% […]
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Pet of the Week: Gunner
Looking for a partner in the great outdoors? Look no further. One-year-old Gunner is ready to hike trails and run through the woods. The intelligent K-9 is also eager to learn new skills through training. Meet Gunner at the Wisconsin Humane Society – Racine Campus. He’ll be the perfect companion for the warmer months ahead. […]
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Texas Roadhouse free fundraiser to benefit Special Olympics Wisconsin
On Friday, April 6th, local law enforcement officers, wait staff at Texas Roadhouse, and the Special Olympics Wisconsin (SOWI) will team up to serve the community a free lunch. Between the hours of 11am and 2pm, stop by the Texas Roadhouse at 6228 Durand Ave for a free lunch of a pulled pork sandwich, fries, […]
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Over Our Head Players Presents “Bakersfield Mist”
Opening April 6th, “Bakersfield Mist” by Stephen Sachs will entertain audiences with a comical and unique look at what makes art and people genuine. The play, performed at the Sixth Street Theatre at 318 Sixth Street, will run for three weekends from April 6- 21. The box office will be open for reservations. Reservations can […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Culture
Stories will come to life this 4th of July
This year the 4th Fest of Greater Racine has chosen “A Storybook Parade” as the parade’s theme. Parade attendees young and old will be able to recapture the feeling of reading books about mythical creatures and daring adventures as each float passes by. Applications for any business, school, organization, or family that wish to have […]
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Pet of the Week: Eli
If there was an award for World’s Friendliest Cat, today’s Pet of Week would surely be the winner. Eli is a playful and affectionate two-year-old cat. His warm yellow-green eyes are framed by a soft coat of black and white fur. Now that Eli is neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated, he’s ready for adoption. To bring […]