Good morning, Kenosha.

Kenosha County long-term caregivers were honored at a recent recognition luncheon hosted by the Kenosha Long-Term Care Workforce Alliance (the annual event celebrated their commitment to local care).

Kenosha News has downsized to a 2,100 sqft office at 650 52nd Street (near City Hall) after a chipped window during its move led to a police review that ruled the damage came from inside.

The paper has shrunk dramatically from its former 53,000 sqft headquarters and faces a shift in local journalism.

On November 7, the Riverport Chorus will hold its annual Holiday Craft Fair at Wilmot Union High School where over 50 vendors will offer handmade gifts and treats and Santa will appear from 10 to 11 a.m. Admission is $1 — parking is free.

A Kenosha man has repeatedly asked the city to fix the pothole-filled alley behind his home (near 39th St and 14th Ave) since July, yet Public Works said his address is on a repair list with no set date and a fix may not come until next year.

Selena Garcia opens Mrs. C's, a new soul food restaurant by Colombus Park on 2100 54th Street.

The eatery serves her father's cherished recipes to Kenosha locals.

Indian Trail defeated Tremper by two points at Ameche on Friday night in a buzzer-beater finish.