Recent Racine County Business Stories
(18) updates to this series since Updated
The Sturtevant-based company will move into the new space in Racine on March 1.
Roy and Meagan Petersen plan to bring a "new concept" to the site that has held several restaurants over the years, including Corner House and the Chancery.
Racine Mayor Cory Mason lauded the Racine Dominican Sisters for their “profound and lasting impact” in the area.
“Girls Can Do It Too!" by Kidia Burns aims to get girls interested in nontraditional and trades careers.
The manufacturer will employ about 240 people when building improvements are completed, according to a broker for the company.
The new market is scheduled to open May 9, operating from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays through October.
To use the pantry, people need photo identification and a piece of mail from the past 30 days verifying their Racine County address.
The pilot program provides assistance in both English in Spanish.
The layoffs come as the company moves to eliminate its operations department, according to a memo from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
Anyone interested in joining the steering committee can contact Nalah McWhorter at nalah.mcwhorter@gmail.com.
The farmers market in Downtown Racine will return for its second summer starting June 11.
They include bars, cafes and a smoothie shop.
One has since reopened.
The 17 participating locations include four Racine County stores and two Kenosha County stores.
The deadline for vendor applications is Aug. 22. The 23rd annual Party on the Pavement celebration will be Sept. 19.
Money is available for basic home repairs, rental of temporary housing and other uninsured expenses resulting from the April storms. Residents can apply online at DisasterAssistance.gov.
The intiative will connect businesses with resources, promote them online and use their feedback to improve village services.
The store’s upgrade is its biggest in 15 years. Changes include widened aisles, new floors and updated signage.
There will be a period of rain Sunday morning as temperatures warm again.
The ice cream and dessert shop will host its grand re-opening ceremony and ribbon cutting on the first Friday in June.
Twenty-one organizations receive funding.
Although the temperatures will be higher than average, they are “not outrageous” for mid-July, according to the National Weather Service.
The market's operating hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
The 2027 guarded swim season is expected to resume on May 29, 2027.
