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Fourteen-year-old banjo prodigy Aidan Muse from Twin Lakes will release his first EP with five original songs about the Wisconsin River and local farming challenges; he won his first competition at age 9 and was mentored by Gary (Biscuit) Davis.

St. John the Baptist will host its church festival on Saturday, Jul.

25 (marking over 100 years of tradition) at its local venue.

Luke Smith, UW–Parkside’s Student Body President, announced a campus-wide food drive on Tuesday, Sept.

29 to honor Hunger Action Day — an effort that will unite students, campus groups, and local businesses to support hunger-relief programs.

Indian Trail High School principal Scott Kennow said he is aware some teachers use grades as weaponry but did not detail the extent or any disciplinary actions (details pending), which adds to questions raised by past employee misconduct cases.

School officials have not explained how the issues will be addressed.

Students at Mitchell K-8 School dug holes and planted new growth to create a pollinator patch on Wednesday, engaging in hands-on environmental learning.

The project adds a vibrant touch to the school’s garden program.

Sonnenberg Schools received a $500 grant from NFL PLAY 60 (a campaign by the American Heart Association to boost child activity) to buy new recess equipment and encourage daily exercise.

Yesterday, the Public Service Commission held its final hearing on the proposed Red Oak Ridge Energy Center natural gas plant in Paris as residents voiced mixed opinions; planning shows mid‑2027 construction and online launch by 2030 — some expressed concern the plant mainly serves data centers over local energy needs.

Nike Basketball Camp at Pleasant Prairie RecPlex

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Pleasant Prairie RecPlex — $399 — Develop your basketball skills in a fun and supportive environment with top-notch coaching.

Andy Gross Live Performance

8:00 p.m. — Kenosha Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience the humor and magic of Andy Gross, a viral sensation on stage.