The blueprint for opening Walworth County’s first domestic violence shelter in downtown Elkhorn seems almost too good to be true.
MORE
People don’t answer the phone like they used to. The police could be calling to tell you that a loved one has been in a terrible accident, but you might not pick up because you don’t recognize the number.
In May, as the state Legislature’s Republican-controlled budget committee considered a plan to spend far less on education than what Democrat Gov. Tony Evers proposed, Sheila Plotkin started filing public records requests.
Four of the most prominent businessmen in Lake Geneva during the 1940s, 1950s and earlier were two sets of brothers, Lyle M. Traver and Edwin “Muggs” Traver, and Sturges P. Taggart Sr. and Frederick H. Taggart.
Editor’s Note: The Lake Geneva Regional News presents “Party Lines,” a monthly discussion of political issues featuring side-by-side guest columnists from the local Democratic and Republican parties. The column below represents one side of this month’s discussion. Click here for the other side.
Editor’s Note: The Lake Geneva Regional News presents “Party Lines,” a monthly discussion of political issues featuring side-by-side guest columnists from the local Democratic and Republican parties. The column below represents one side of this month’s discussion. Click here for the other side.
WILLIAMS BAY — While it may not be as recognizable as some of the names of other historic lakeshore residents, the Chapin name is one that is associated with a legacy of giving.
Ice Castles LLC recently pulled its application to build a year-round tourist destination at Dunn Field after school officials voiced concerns.
