Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of August.
Good morning, Kenosha.
Milwaukee's Bartolotta restaurant group becomes a major sponsor for a Kenosha foundation's scholarship program, strengthening community ties through shared values and appreciation for quality food.
Jason T. Barnhill, a 43-year-old from Kenosha, faces nearly 100 years in prison after being charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors, including sexual assault and DUI, while on bail for other felony cases.
The Kenosha Public Museum to inaugurate two art exhibitions on Aug.
17, showcasing work from local and global artists, including a prestigious acrylic art show.
Societal expression methods have evolved but the core intent remains unchanged, from Civil War era lithographs to modern social media endorsements.
Gov. Evers visited the Gateway's Center for Sustainable Living to emphasize Wisconsin's commitment to achieving clean energy objectives.
Heather Iverson was inaugurated as the new Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge in a packed ceremony attended by key legal personalities and community members.
Quilting with the Stars: Southport Quilters Guild Show Opening Reception
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Comprehensive Guide to Crafting Your Business Plan
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Sunflower Wreath Creation Workshop
Experience a creative journey as you craft your own sunflower wreath, taking home a personalized piece with all materials included.
Port of Fear Film Festival: A Celebration of Horror and Sci-Fi
Celebrate all things horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and thriller at the Port of Fear Film Festival, showcasing diverse cinema at the Kemper Center.
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