RACINE – The Racine Police Department (RPD) has partnered with four local community service agencies to assist victims of domestic violence and prevent potentially abusive situations during and beyond the […]
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City of Racine Launches Second Round of Small Business Funding
RACINE – The City of Racine has launched round two of the Small Business Emergency Fund, which aims to help businesses weather the COVID-19 crisis. The program has been allocated […]
City of Racine Deploys Relief to Support Small Businesses
City of Racine – Mayor Cory Mason announced today the City of Racine is awarding a total of $250,000 in forgivable loans to 18 local companies. The forgivable loans are […]
City of Racine to Launch Small Business Emergency Fund in Wake of COVID-19
During the COVID-19 crisis small businesses will be forced to make some tough decisions as they will be the first to economic impacts of the virus. The City of Racine […]
Racine County Health Department contact
Due to continuing computer system complications, the City of Racine Public HealthDepartment has implemented alternative email contact which will be utilized untilthe City’s network and applications are once again functional. […]
City to decide on next phase of North Memorial Drive site remediation, redevelopment
By Rex Davenport Special to Racine County Eye The City of Racine appears ready to take to next steps to rehabilitate a long-vacant North Memorial Drive former industrial site and […]
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 […]
Date for the 18th Annual Lake F/X Games Announced
City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) is hosting the 18th annual “Lake F/X games” at Pershing Park Skate Park, 1000 Pershing Park Dr., on Saturday, July 20, […]
City of Racine Community Centers closing early June 11th
PRESS RELEASE Racine – The City of Racine community centers: Cesar Chavez, Dr. John Bryant, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Humble Park, and Tyler-Domer will be closing at 3 p.m. […]
Racine, here’s why you should compost
Celebrating international composting week may not have been tops on your to-do list this week, but with our landfill close to reaching its useful life it is becoming more important […]
Gold Medal Lofts construction begins
RACINE, WI – City officials celebrated the construction of Gold Medal Lofts, an $18 million 77-unit apartment complex at 1701 Packard Avenue. The project includes reconstructing the former Gold Medal […]
City Announces Spring Free E-waste Recycling Date and Location
City of Racine – Mayor Cory Mason and the Department of Public Works announced the date and location of the next free e-waste recycling and disposal event. The City of […]
Racine Common Council OKs @North Beach development
Racine Harbor LLC, owned by Milwaukee-based Royal Capital Group, will pay the City of Racine $3.25 million for 9.5 acres at 1129 Michigan Boulevard. Royal Capital Group is purchasing the […]
City Attorney recommends $50K for injury inflicted on Kenosha officer
After an incident took place last year between a Racine Police officer recruit and a Kenosha officer, there has been a recommendation to approve a payment of $50,000 to the […]
Fire and Ice Festival Blanket Drive: A Huge Success
The Downtown Racine Corporation held a blanket drive on Monument Square during the Fire and Ice Festival on February 2 for citizens in need. Almost a third of the items […]