City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) has openings inour youth girls basketball leagues for the 2021-2022 Fall/Winter Youth Hoops Basketball Program. Come on out girls and hoop like a girl! Leagues are available for boys and girls in grades 1-8. Registration forms are available at City of Racine Community Centers: Dr. John […]
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Posted inCelebrations, Community
Walk to End Alzheimer’s Kenosha and Racine Counties to Raise More than $100,000
The Alzheimer’s Association hosted its annual walk on September 25. COVID-19 put the event to halt in person last year. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s rejoined in person this year, with the health and safety of participants, staff and volunteers remaining top priorities. Walkers and teams from across the area participated in this year’s event […]
Posted inReal Estate
Steps To Restoring Your Home After a Fire
After the house fire was extinguished, you returned home to assess damages, cleaned what you could, and contacted your insurance provider. Those were the first few steps you took to report the fire. Now, you’re back to square one, wondering what else needs to be done. Here is our guide on the following steps to […]
Posted inCommunity, Things To Do
5 Apple Orchards to Visit in Racine County
The air is finally crisp. The leaves are starting to turn. Apples are ready for picking. Fall is in full swing in Southeastern Wisconsin. However, this season wouldn’t be complete without a trip to a local apple orchard. In Racine County, there are five different apple orchards to visit. 1. Apple Holler Apple Holler, 5006 South […]
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What You Need to Know About Finding Financial Freedom
Imagine a life where you had no debt and could just about anything you wanted. Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? For most people, even ones high paying jobs they’re still financially free. They may still have a mortgage or car payment each month, or maybe they have a bad habit of overspending, so they’re still […]
Posted inObituaries
Virginia “Ginny” Christine Williams Anderegg
Family and friends are invited to gather to celebrate the life and legacy of GinnyAnderegg. She was born on April 18, 1926 and died on December 25, 2020. Join and celebrate “Ginny’ on Thursday, October 7, 2021 from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m.At 5p.m. Stories and Remembrances will be shared. The gathering will take place […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Community
Chainsaw Carving & Art Forest Festival
Racine, WI – River Bend Nature Center is pleased to host the 9th Annual Chainsaw Carving & Art Forest Festival on October 3rd. Free admission. Watch chainsaw artists create incredible sculptures from logs; join the bidding fun when all carvings go to a lively public auction. Refresh yourself along the forest trail with unique craft […]
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Upcoming Programs/Services Offered by the Racine Public Library
The Racine Public Library resumed Pre-COVID hours on September 7. They are open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. and on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Masks are required to be worn within the Racine Public Library Main and the Bookmobile per the Racine City ordinance. The RPL […]
Posted inAdopt-a-Pet
Piggy the Kitty in Need of a New Home
Piggly is a beautiful kitty hoping to find her new home. This friendly gal is 4 years old and weighs 11 pounds. Although Piggly loves to be pet, she will let you know when she’s ready for a break and would do best in a space with kids older than 8. If you’re looking to […]
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Best Tips for Buying a Home with Bad Credit
Homeownership shouldn’t be something that only a few people can enjoy. Discover some of the best tips for buying a home with imperfect credit.
Posted inCommunity, Environment
Racine County Tree Sale Underway
The Racine County Land Conservation Division is offering the public an opportunity to purchase 2- to 3-year-old tree seedlings. This tree sale has been taking place for 39 years. These bare-root seedlings, which are 12 to 18 inches high and sold in bundles of 25. Included is a varsity of pines, spruces, shrubs and hardwoods. […]
Posted inCommunity, Kenosha Lens
Kenosha County to host Fall Wheel Ride on Saturday, Sept. 25
Do you like bike riding? If so, Kenosha County is hosting a Fall Wheel Ride. on September 25 and invites you to join. Jim Kreuser, the Kenosha County executive, welcomes bike rides of all ability levels to participate in the event. The Fall Wheel Ride will start at Kennedy Park, 4051 Fifth Avenue, Kenosha, at […]
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OPINION: Party on the Pavement 2021…a testament to Racine’s resilience
“When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” Some folks may not know or remember that Downtown Racine’s Party on the Pavement street festival is a classic example of that adage. Nearly 20 years ago, downtown area streets were torn up for months by an extensive utilities and street reconstruction project. Traffic and parking were a […]
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Anderle Named HALO Executive Director
RACINE – Holly Anderle of Racine has been named HALO Inc. (Homeless Assistance Leadership Organization) executive director effective immediately. HALO, 2000 DeKoven Ave., is Racine’s largest general population shelter for persons experiencing homelessness. Anderle has been a member of the HALO Board of Directors since May 2017, and had served as President since October 2020. […]
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Reuse-Your-Shoes Recycling Program
The City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) is offering the Reuse-Your-Shoes program as part of “Make-A-Difference” day on Saturday, October 16. The Reuse-Your-Shoes Recycling Program allows citizens to donate their athletic shoes. The goal is to save landfill space and conserve resources. Shoes must be free of mud and dry. All athletic […]
