Recent stories about the Lake Geneva business community
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The Lake Geneva Plan Commission approved several downtown design changes, including facade and signage updates for Simple Cafe and sandwich board signs for Geneva Lake Arts Foundation and The Board Shop.
A renovation project has been completed to the Geneva Lakes Family YMCA’s Wellness Center, 203 S. Wells St. in Lake Geneva. The project included installing new fitness equipment, updating the flooring and enhancing the layout of the center. As part of the renovations, six new squat racks, a power lifting platform, expanded free-weight and strength-training areas, cable and plate-loaded equipment, improved cardio area, Ab/Adductor machine and Hip Thruster machine have been installed at the YMCA facility. Melissa Monge, program operations director at Geneva Lakes Family YMCA, said the updated Wellness Center will provide more quality workout space for patrons.
The sculptures are installed outside businesses as part of Winterfest, which is scheduled for Feb. 3-7.
During the past four years, the event has raised about $300,000 for Curing Kids Cancer.Â
Dr. George Mussman recently joined Mercyhealth Hospital and Medical Center-Walworth, N2950 Highway 67 in Lake Geneva, as a pediatrician. Mussman said he is looking forward to working with patients at the hospital. Mussman earned his medical degree from New York Medical College in Valhalla, New York. He then served his residency at Advocate Children’s Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois. Mussman’s interests include newborn and infant care, preventative care and wellness, nutrition, childhood obesity, gastrointestinal issues, asthma and allergy issues. For more information about Mussman, call 262-245-0535.
Svett Club's "Svett Ship is moored at the French County Inn on the Lake, W4190 W. End Road in the Town of Geneva.
The award recognizes fast-growing, privately owned companies in southeastern Wisconsin.
Coulter Crossings LLC of Williams Bay wants to renovate the building as part of Project Cursive.
The venue, which would accommodate about 200 people, would feature space for weddings, receptions and private events.Â
Pacific Property Holdings wants to build a two-story facility on the site.
The plan still must be approved by City Council.
Dennis Hines
Reporter
