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Educator of the Week: Nancy Gibson
Educator, Nancy Gibson’s classroom is nothing like other learning environments. Even with the COVID-19 pandemic causing multiple changes within the educational system, she has found a way to connect with students. The spotlight is on Gibson, as we honor her as the Racine County Eye Educator of the Week. Gibson is a theater educator and […]
3 Pet Friendly Walks to Take in Southeastern Wisconsin
March 23, 2021, is International Puppy Day! As the weather is starting to warm up, what better day than today to talk about where to walk our furry friends. As a dog owner myself, I know just how important and fun walks with a four-legged friend can be. In Southeastern Wisconsin, the following locations are […]
Volunteer Center of Racine County Recognition Event
The Volunteer Center of Racine County is hosting its annual Volunteer Recognition event online this year. Members of the public are encouraged to nominate volunteers by visiting the website here. Voting is also encouraged, once per category, for the most deserving volunteers. Nominations for the Volunteer Recognition event are taking place until March 26, 2021. […]
Women’s History Month: 3 Women to Know in Racine
Women’s History Month is celebrated in March. This month commemorates women who are making cultural, political, and socioeconomic achievements. This month is also a time of reflection and the Racine County Eye acknowledges all individuals in Racine County making a difference. However, there are three women who go above and beyond for the community whose […]
5 Events Happening in Racine County
The sun is starting to peak out and springtime is almost here. We’ve all spent our fair share of time separated from participating in community events in Racine county. Further, these events follow safety precautions and prioritize protecting attendees from contracting COVID-19. As winter tucks itself away and Wisconsin begins to brighten up, more events […]
Business Spotlight: Wings of Fire Consulting
If you’ve attended any local events around Racine, chances are you’ve run into Kristina Watanabe. She’s a Racine enthusiast as well as a local business owner. Wings of Fire Consulting is her own take on providing the local area with wellness and healing. Kristina is known as the “fiery founder,” but is also a National […]
Business Spotlight: Envy Racine
Envy Racine, 232 Main Street, is a business that aims to keep sales local and prides itself on being black-owned. This week’s RCE Business Spotlight, Envy Racine, is newer to the area, but not to Wisconsin. Their goal is to serve the community while encouraging people to support small businesses. This shop is more than […]
Hometown Hero: Bridget Nelson
Bridget Nelson always knew that she wanted to be a nurse. What she didn’t know while in nursing school was how the COVID-19 pandemic would influence her every move. As a healthcare hero, Nelson strives to assist patients when they need it most. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and is a Registered Nurse […]
5 Ways to Safely Ring in the New Year
2020 is a year that we will never forget. For many, it brought challenges, but it also showcased the strength of our community. While we are still in the thick of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, that won’t stop us from ringing in the New Year. The Racine County Eye encourages Racine county residents to […]
Merry Christmas from Racine County Eye
I just wanted to say thank you to all of you for allowing us to be your trusted local news source. This year has been tough with COVID, the riots, and an extremely contentious election. It’s also a difficult time to own a business. And I can tell you that in seven years of owning […]
Real estate news
In February, we’ll be launching a real estate newsletter that will feature dashboards with recent property sales, home listings, and average home sales. We’ll also pair our commercial and residential real estate stories to attract the best audience. People interested in buying a home or sprucing up their current home can sign-up for our exclusive […]
Hometown Hero: Corina Langley
Even before the coronavirus pandemic took place, there were heroic nurses, like Corina Langley, saving lives. Langley, a registered nurse, has made an impact on different patients throughout the years. However, one patient’s family, in particular, is grateful for Langley’s service to their dad. As a former ER nurse at Ascension All Saints, 3801 Spring […]
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