June Ellen Scherrer, 64, died Aug. 22, 2021.
Ronald May, 78, of Kenosha and formerly of New Munster, died Sept. 3, 2021.
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News from Kenosha Lens- Tremper High School receives American Baseball Coaches Association academic achievement award August 4, 2022KENOSHA — The American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) announced its 2021-22 list of college and high school baseball teams who have earned their Team Academic Excellence award on July 27, and Tremper High School’s baseball team made the list. Tremper team one of only 12 Wisconsin teams to earn award Almost 700 college and high […]Racine County Eye
- Race car driver killed at Great Lakes Dragaway August 1, 2022PARIS – A race car driver at Great Lakes Dragaway, 81411 1st St., was killed in a single-vehicle crash during a race Saturday afternoon. Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department deputies and fire/rescue personnel from Paris and Somers responded to the drag strip shortly before 4:30 p.m. Initial reports indicated that the driver of a custom, late-model […]Paul Holley
- 2nd Racine HarborMarket saw exceptional turnout August 1, 2022RACINE – Sunny skies overlooked the Racine HarborMarket on Thursday, July 28. Monument Square was packed to the brim with market goers, while sweet aromas filled the air, on the second market of the season. Local businesses including farmers, bakers, restaurants, and more, displayed and showcased their products for all of Racine to see. The […]Emma Widmar
- Kenosha County reports 1st monkeypox case July 25, 2022KENOSHA COUNTY – Kenosha County’s first confirmed case of monkeypox (orthopoxvirus) has been identified, Kenosha County Health Officer Jen Freiheit announced Monday. Contact tracing is underway, and the risk to the general public is low, she added. “While monkeypox is certainly contagious, it does not spread easily from person to person,” Freiheit said in a […]Racine County Eye
- 14-year-old boy drowns in Bristol campground pond July 25, 2022BRISTOL – Kenosha County authorities recovered the body of 14-year-old Aiden F. Braim, who drowned at a private campground pond here on Saturday. Using sonar technologies, personnel from Salem Lakes Fire/Rescue and the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department located Braim’s body about 6 to 9 feet below the surface of a pond at Happy Acres Kampground, […]Paul Holley
- Tremper High School receives American Baseball Coaches Association academic achievement award August 4, 2022
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