Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 22nd of June.
Good morning, Kenosha.
On Saturday morning, over 3,100 people attended the annual Dairy Breakfast at Spoerlein Family Farms in Brighton.
Volunteers served scrambled eggs + pancakes as local families toured the farm and celebrated the county's dairy heritage.
A mural in Cosenza (Italy) shows a lighthouse with an eye that matches the local logo.
It appeared on Jun. 18 when Kenosha Sister Cities posted a photo of ex-firefighter Jeff Weidner in front of the art as part of the longstanding Sister Cities program.
Residents at Harborside Commons Senior Apartment Homes in Kenosha report being confined for nearly two weeks after the building’s only elevator failed—complaints of bed bugs also persist—and call on Coachlight Communities and local officials to address the ongoing health and safety concerns.
City officials will launch a $250,000 study next year to develop a strategic plan for the public library.
Library Director Sarah Townsend said the review will survey all branches including Simmons and a potential west side branch to address community needs.
After a decade of planning, downtown Kenosha's Harbor District redevelopment has seen real progress — Mayor David Bogdala said luxury projects will drive natural growth to support future grocery and affordable housing projects.
Logan Ramey's Tribute to Elvis
3-7 p.m. — BB's Pub — Cost not specified — Experience the high-energy performance of Logan Ramey honoring the legendary Elvis Presley.
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