Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 11th of January.
Good morning, Kenosha.
The Kenosha Bradford High School Alumni Association is calling for nominations for its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award to honor graduates with significant achievements.
The Kenosha Unified School District is presenting a $115 million referendum to address financial challenges, sparking debate among voters regarding the potential tax increase.
The Paris Solar Park, southeast Wisconsin's first large renewable energy project, is now operational, providing electricity with nearly 500,000 solar panels enough for 60,000 homes.
Community opposition grows against a proposed $303.3 million methane gas-fired plant in the Town of Paris, with public hearings scheduled for February 5.
Kenosha County constitutional officers, including Clerk Regi Waligora, Register of Deeds Jennifer Mack, and Treasurer Teri Jacobson, were sworn into office, emphasizing a nonpartisan and community-focused approach to their roles.
Custom Perfume and Candle Workshop
Participants can create their own unique perfume or cologne while browsing a scent bar, with options for custom candles available as well.
Snow Daze: Downtown Kenosha Winter Ice Sculpture Festival
Celebrate winter in Kenosha with free ice sculptures and family-friendly activities at Veterans Memorial Park.
Anderson Open House: Chicago Photographic Society & Robert Lahmann Landscapes Exhibit
This event showcases the opening of an art exhibit featuring works from the Chicago Photographic Society and Robert Lahmann, with complimentary refreshments available.
Beginner Chenille Blanket Knitting Class
This beginner-friendly hand knitting class teaches participants how to create their own knitted chenille blankets over a duration of 3-4 hours.
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