Kenosha Place named Vivian Henning-Bailey as its new associate administrator of memory care.
With over 30 years in senior living and dementia care, she will focus on team development — an effort to boost person-centered care practices.
City and county officials held a 9/11 25th anniversary ceremony at Pennoyer Park.
Retired Kenosha fire chief Christopher Bigley gave the keynote speech after visiting Ground Zero during the 2001 attacks.
G10 Fulfillment has expanded in Kenosha by combining two warehouses into a 315,000-sqft hub that increases dock capacity, creates jobs and broadens its regional reach.
Yesterday, Journey Church’s Board of Deacons defended former pastor Kevin Taylor, who told police he would not disclose details of the Gabriel Mills investigation after legal advice, while Judge Hughes ruled there was insufficient probable cause for felony charges, reducing them to misdemeanors & Taylor now leads a regional ministry.
Plans are in place to raise $4 million for a museum, community room and offices at the local 9/11 memorial that opened in 2021.
The project will expand the site that honors one of its own.
Retired Kenosha Fire Chief Christopher Bigley attended a ceremony at Pennoyer Park on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept.
11 plus recalled his support at Ground Zero and New Yorkers' gratitude. He said that the spirit of unity then still inspires local first responders.
Today, Gateway Technical College’s HERO Center in Burlington will hold a ceremony featuring a World Trade Center I-beam fragment donated by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation — and later, the City of Kenosha joins local groups at Pennoyer Park bandshell starting at 1 p.m. to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.
Former Gov Tommy Thompson will headline a Sept.
11 remembrance ceremony today at the UW-Parkside Student Center entrance, marking 25 years since the 9/11 attacks. Organized by Parkside Student Government, the event begins at 12:30 p.m. and brings students, faculty & community members together.
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