Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 5th of February.
Good morning, Kenosha.
Olds Products of Pleasant Prairie is initiating its planned expansion to add production lines for mustard, vinegar and other items (the project is part of a larger improvement plan).
Goddard School in Pleasant Prairie at 7420 91st Ave. is hosting a children’s book drive through Feb.
27 to collect new and gently used books — aiming to boost its library for early learners.
High school seniors from Kenosha & Racine get free help applying for Mahone Foundation scholarships.
They can attend workshops on Feb. 11 in Racine at Bray Center YMCA, 6 to 8 p.m., or on Feb. 21 in Kenosha at Emerging Leaders Academy, 9 to 11 a.m.
Four local teens received music scholarships as top finalists at Diva Quest 2026 (a local competition) in Kenosha, highlighting the event's celebration of musical talent.
Gateway Technical College's interim president said on Feb.
4 that neither state support nor local tax levies can fund needed innovations, so the college will seek alternatives such as endowments and partnerships with Microsoft & Eli Lilly while searching for a permanent president.
A controversial proposal to build the Red Oak Ridge Energy Center—a massive natural gas-fired power plant near the Village of Somers—is drawing significant public opposition while the Wisconsin Public Service Commission reviews the project; no final vote or timeline has been set.
Kane is a playful 1½-year-old pup with a white coat and gray eyes (ready for adoption) at the WHS Kenosha Campus.
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.
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