Martin and Lindsey Guerrero stand behind the oxygen bar of their new business, O2 Lounge, 647 Main St. in Lake Geneva. Members of the Lake Geneva City Council approved a "Class B" fermented malt beverage liquor license and a "Class C" wine license for the business, Aug. 9.
Dennis Hines
The O2 Lounge offers different flavors of fruit and vegetable drinks, as well as bubble teas, smoothies and snow cones.
Stephanie Klett, president and CEO of VISIT Lake Geneva, presents $5,000 to Jan Baker, officer manager for the Agape House in Walworth. Agape House was the winner of this year’s Restaurant Week Charity Check program.
Dennis Hines
Walworth County Dementia Friendly Community Initiative received a $1,000
The Walworth County Dementia Friendly Community Initiative received a $1,000 check for being a runner-up in the Restaurant Week Charity Check program. Pictured from left, Stephanie Klett, president and CEO of VISIT Lake Geneva; Eric Russow, co-founder; Bernadette Russow, co-founder; Nan Elder, VISIT Lake Geneva events manager.
Dennis Hines
Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy received $1,000
Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy in Williams Bay was a runner-up in this year’s Restaurant Week Charity Check program and received a $1,000 check. Pictured from left, Mark Reno, president of the Friends of Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy; Deanna Goodwin, marketing director for VISIT Lake Geneva; and Harold Friestad, Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy Board chairman.
Dennis Hines
Walworth County Food & Diaper Bank received a $1,000
The Walworth County Food & Diaper Bank received a $1,000 check from this year’s Restaurant Week Charity Check program. Pictured from left, Maryann Zimmerman, general manager, and Susan Hughes, managing director.
Dennis Hines
Side by Side in Lake Geneva received $1,000
Side by Side in Lake Geneva was one of the four runner-ups for this year’s Restaurant Week Charity Check program, receiving $1,000. Pictured from left, Gaye Lynn Huddleston; Gary Shine, board member; Diane Nopenz, president; Judy Guy, former board member; and Anne McCord.
Martin and Lindsey Guerrero stand behind the oxygen bar of their new business, O2 Lounge, 647 Main St. in Lake Geneva. Members of the Lake Geneva City Council approved a "Class B" fermented malt beverage liquor license and a "Class C" wine license for the business, Aug. 9.
