RACINE, OAK CREEK — The 2022 Turkey Trot is happening on the morning of Thanksgiving Day in Racine and Oak Creek. Before you gobble homemade stuffing and delicious pumpkin pie, trot to the finish line for a good cause. This annual event orchestrated by 5Kevents.org encourages participants to donate food and necessities to be distributed […]
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2 ways to defrost your turkey in time for Thanksgiving
It’s almost time for Thanksgiving. The turkey, the star of the show, comes bearing responsibility. It’s all about timing. In order to complete your feast, make sure you leave enough time to properly defrost your bird. On top of peeling potatoes, making cornbread, preparing the stuffing, and chopping vegetables, there is an essential job that […]
Local family provides Thanksgiving meal to a family in need, plans to help at Christmas
RACINE — The Little Family is making a big impact this Thanksgiving. Mary Little and her two children, Emmett and Kalliope, are putting the “giving” in Thanksgiving. By providing a family in need with a turkey and all of the fixings, they are sure to make the holiday a memorable one for a family that […]
Racine Roundup on TMJ4: Rendering Thanks, Unlocking Racine, Creative Flex
The Racine Roundup aired on TMJ4 during the 4 O’Clock news on Thursday, Nov. 17. This week, Racine County Eye Reporter Emma Widmar discussed various stories with TMJ4 anchors, Steve Chamraz and Susan Kim. The segment started by talking about the 13th Annual Dan & Rays Rendering Thanks Thanksgiving feast. Community members are welcome to […]
2 Methods to Follow: Defrosting Your Great Thanksgiving Turkey
On top of peeling potatoes, making cornbread, preparing the stuffing, and chopping vegetables, there is an essential job that must be done. Cooking the turkey, especially for a large group of people, can be a tricky task. Knowing how and when to defrost your turkey is vital. If we’re being honest, Tom is the star […]
Food Pantry Readying for Thanksgiving
A crew of community volunteers on Wednesday unloaded 120 turkeys that will become Thanksgiving meals for dozens of local families next week. The turkeys soon filled three freezers at the Holy Communion Lutheran Church food pantry, 2000 W. Sixth St. Volunteers also unloaded four pallets of miscellaneous food items delivered by the Racine County Food […]
Racine/Kenosha Community Action Agency Hosts Holiday Food Basket Program
The Racine and Kenosha Community Action Agency (RKCAA) will be hosting its annual Holiday Food Basket Program during the 2021 holidays. This program operates in conjunction with The Racine County Food Bank, the City of Racine, Racine County, labor, civic groups, churches, schools, and businesses in the area. The program was started to ensure food […]
Toni Black
Toni Black and her fiance smile for a photo together Toni Black is grateful for her fiance and being employed at this time. COVID-19 has shown Racine residents how being a part from our loved ones makes us appreciate them even more. As a part of the Racine Gratitude Project, Black shares a glimpse of […]
Thanksgiving Day 2020 Roundup
Looking for a Thanksgiving meal or wondering what’s closed and what’s not? Here’s a list of our Thanksgiving Day-related posts.
11th Annual Dan and Ray’s Rendering Thanks Thanksgiving Meal
Dan & Ray’s Logo courtesy of their Facebook page The 11th Annual Dan & Ray’s Rendering Thanks event will look different this year. This community meal is going to operate via drive-thru and walk-up. Dan Johnson from Danny’s Meats, 1317 4 Mile Rd, and Ray Stibeck from Route 20, 14001 Washington Ave put on this […]
The Main Project Food Drive
The Main Project is a community initiative empowering youth with opportunities locally. With a hands-on approach, they are determined to help those in need, especially this Thanksgiving. They aim to provide families with resources and support to help individuals reach their goals. Currently, the Main Project is planning a food drive. This event is in […]
CDC Recommends Virtual Thanksgiving Gatherings This Year
The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped so many things this year and Thanksgiving is next on the list. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shared guidelines on how families can have a safe holiday, recommending smaller dinners and virtual gatherings. Holiday travel isn’t advised because it poses a higher risk of spreading the virus […]
Wisconsin Weather: Snowstorm Forecast For Thanksgiving Travel
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and planning the logistics of your holiday travel can be a stressful affair. The same question seems to emerge every year: When is the best time to hit the road in southeastern Wisconsin. Adding to this year’s Thanksgiving travel calculus is the potential for a big snowstorm. AccuWeather, who […]
Thanksgiving Store Hours: What’s Open, What’s Closed In Racine
RACINE, WI — For most, Thanksgiving offers a chance to gather with friends and families and consider all the reasons to be grateful. It is also one of the year’s busiest times for traveling and the eve of the biggest shopping day of the year. But not everyone will have the day off. In addition […]
Thanksgiving weekend includes food, fun
Thanksgiving is upon us! This weekend in Racine County includes some early morning Turkey Day exercise, a big meal, fancy homes and local shopping. Real Racine has you covered! Big meal and big fun. The annual Dan and Ray’s Rendering Thanks has turned into a huge local tradition. This free community Thanksgiving Day meal of […]