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Racine’s 50th Annual Juneteenth Festival 2025

3 weeks ago | racinecountyeye.com | Denise Lockwood

Celebrate Racine’s 50th Annual Juneteenth Festival from June 6–14, 2025. Join cultural events, STEM activities, flag raising, and the outdoor celebration honoring African American heritage.
Scholarship Awards: 6 Students win $18K from Kiwanis of West Racine

1 month ago | racinecountyeye.com | Paul R. Holley

RACINE, WI - The Kiwanis Club of West Racine has awarded six, $3,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors as part of its 2025 Scholarship Program. The awards were presented during the club's meeting on May 21. Amaya Rogers, Washington Park High SchoolRecipient of the Ted Jacobson Scholarship. She plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison to study Nursing. Cameron Betker, Washington Park High SchoolHe plans to attend Knox College, majoring in Business/Finance.
RAMAC honors local businesses at annual awards ceremony | Racine County Eye

1 month ago | racinecountyeye.com | Liliana Fannin

RACINE, WI — Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce (RAMAC) recognized standout businesses and community partners at its annual Business Awards celebration
Uncorkt hosts Racine journalism fundraiser for education reporting

2 months ago | racinecountyeye.com | Denise Lockwood

Join Racine County Eye at Uncorkt on April 16 for a journalism fundraiser supporting education reporting. 15% of sales will benefit local news.
Is Scottsdale, AZ a Safe Place To Live?

2 months ago | racinecountyeye.com

Scottsdale, AZ ranks among the safest cities in Arizona. Explore crime rates, top neighborhoods, and tips for staying safe in this desert gem.
RTG announces 88th season lineup featuring beloved classics and tales from stage and screen

Mar 14, 2025 | racinecountyeye.com | Oscar Wilde |Gordon Greenberg |Steve Rosen |David Lindsay-Abaire

RACINE, WI - The Racine Theatre Guild (RTG) on March 11 announced the plays and musicals that will be a part of the volunteer-based community theatre's 88th, 2025-26 mainstage season.
10 recently sold homes in Racine: See the latest market trends

Mar 5, 2025 | racinecountyeye.com | Amie Schaenzer

RACINE, WI — Homes in Racine have been selling quickly in recent years. Recently, the Racine County Eye launched a new series to share the latest real estate news. Whether tracking your neighborhood’s value or searching for your next home, our weekly roundup delivers the market intelligence you need. This week, we look at recent local property sales in Racine.
Aging Well 2025: Vendors sought for senior resource fair

Mar 5, 2025 | racinecountyeye.com | Denise Lockwood |Denise LockwoodCeo

Join Racine County Eye for Aging Well 2025: A Comprehensive Senior Resource Fair, a free event for seniors, caregivers, friends, and family members from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 13 at Fountain Banquet Hall, 8505 Durand Ave, Sturtevant. This premier event features diverse exhibitors who help the 55+ senior community enhance all aspects of their lives. Vendor spots are now available.
Evers says tariffs will affect everyone in Wisconsin, criticizes Congress for not stepping in

Mar 5, 2025 | racinecountyeye.com | Baylor Spears

MADISON, WI — Gov. Tony Evers criticized congressional Republicans Tuesday, saying that the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs will be “significant” and felt by everyone, especially Wisconsin’s farmers. Trump’s 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada and increased tariffs to 20% on goods from China went into effect Tuesday morning. Both China and Canada have announced retaliatory tariffs against the U.S., and Mexico has threatened them.
Here’s your wake-up call: Daylight saving time may impact your heart health

Mar 5, 2025 | racinecountyeye.com | Dan Truttschel

Losing an extra hour of sleep may not be the worst thing that could happen when you “spring forward” at the start of daylight saving time. According to the American Heart Association, celebrating one hundred years of lifesaving service as the world’s leading nonprofit organization focused on heart and brain health for all, scientific researchers have noticed a marked increase in heart attacks and strokes in the days following this time change each year.