Scenic Southwick Creek runs through the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy in Williams Bay on its way to its outlet at Geneva Lake. Despite their small size, Southwick, along with Harris Creek, which also runs through Kishwauketoe, deposit millions of gallons of wetland-filtered fresh water into Geneva Lake daily.
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Right: Maggie Gage proudly accepts the Stu Herzog Outstanding Citizen Award during the Visit Lake Geneva Annual Dinner & Impact Awards ceremony, Oct. 25
Beth Tumas, owner of The Bottle Shop, accepts the Hospitality Award during Visit Lake Geneva’s Annual Dinner & Impact Awards ceremony.
The crowd at the Visit Lake Geneva Annual Dinner & Impact Awards ceremony cheers an award winner.
Stephanie Klett, president and CEO of Visit Lake Geneva, announces an award recipient during the Annual Dinner & Impact Awards ceremony
Heidi McGraw, co-owner of Geneva Tap House, accepts the Rising Star award on behalf of the tap house.
Comedian Fred Klett, brother of Visit Lake Geneva president and CEO Stephanie Klett, entertains the audience during the Impact Awards dinner.
Representatives from Visit Lake Geneva hosted their Annual Dinner & Impact Awards ceremony, Oct. 25. Pictures from left, Stephanie Klett, president & CEO for Visit Lake Geneva; Heidi McGraw, Rising Star Award; Maggie Gage, Outstanding Citizen Award; Carolyn Gable, Community Betterment Award; Beth Tumas, Hospitality Award; and Dave Sekeres, chairman of the Visit Lake Geneva Board.
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