Good morning, Kenosha.

Andrew 'Andy' Boening, a longtime western Kenosha County resident known for his love of the outdoors and family, died on Jan.

18 at Grande Prairie Care and Rehabilitation Center with family by his side. A celebration of life is set for Saturday, Mar. 14 at Christ Lutheran Church in Paddock Lake (donations to the memorial fund are welcomed instead of flowers).

Kenosha County announced plans to open warming centers for residents during cold winter days; details on locations and service hours will be shared soon.

Kenosha’s Snow Daze Festival has been rescheduled to Saturday, Feb.

7 after dangerous cold forced a postponement from Jan. 24. The festival will feature over 40 ice sculptures downtown and at Veterans Memorial Park with local businesses offering special promotions (such as free s’mores kits and skate checkouts).

KUSD will host its 59th annual Choral Festival on Saturday, Feb.

21, at 6:30 p.m. inside Indian Trail High School field house with over 800 student singers performing under guest conductor Dr. Christopher Owen & school directors. Tickets cost $10 online.

A coalition of parents, teachers and school board members in the Kenosha-Racine area pushed for a bill on Wednesday, Jan.

21 at 6:45 p.m. that would require schools to provide one hour of daily recess for kindergarten through sixth-grade students to boost academics and child well-being.

At Thompson Farms in Bristol, farmer Scott Thompson explained that burying strawberry plants under thick layers of straw today protects them from extreme winter cold—ensuring roots remain insulated until the growing season.

WHS Kenosha Campus is featuring Saskia, a curious and bubbly 1-year-old pup available for adoption; her $75 fee covers a free vet exam + 30 days of pet insurance, a starter bag of food, and other perks.

Kenosha Restaurant Week

Feb 21, 12 PM – Mar 2, 3 AM — Various Locations in Kenosha — Price varies — Indulge in culinary delights from diverse eateries across Kenosha County.