A sumptuous repast is a treat for the senses.
- John Halverson
I remember watching Tiger Woods on TV at the old JC Penney in Janesville.
- By Stephanie Klett and Bill Barth
Give a kid a balloon and just step back and watch the fun.
- Richard Kyte Columnist
Richard Kyte is director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University in La Crosse.
- By Stephanie Klett and Bill Barth
The women who own Green Grocer in Williams Bay – Jennifer Veith, Dawn Marie Mancuso and Jane Larson (Jennifer’s identical twin sister) – were ahead of their time.
At first, I was willing to accept that it was a woman in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the wrong thing.
I don’t know if Zohran Mamdani is a metaphor for the future or just a flash in the pan.
President Harry Truman’s death occurred the day after Christmas in 1972. Since the anniversary of that event is upon us, I had an excuse to write this column.
I was standing in the checkout line at a grocery store, and the clerk was talking to a customer.
When it’s cold and snowy and you want to complain, pause and think. You live in the upper Midwest. By choice.
“Where did that come from?” my girlfriend said one day.
A man walked past me the other day as I was reading the newspaper at a McDonald’s.
At first, I couldn’t figure out why the flags were at half-staff.
Anything that lasts 50 years – a marriage, a career, a community event – has reached a big-deal milestone.
I was going to start this column by saying I knew the last person who logged out the Edmund Fitzgerald before its last voyage.
“He’s making a list and checking it twice. He’s gonna find out who’s naughty and nice.”
Wrap your head around this number – two million, plus.
“You didn’t go to the No Kings Rally, did you?” asked my friend Pete. When I said yes, it elicited a good-natured chuckle.
She once had the best view of Geneva Lake from her office.
Let’s try a riddle.
President Donald Trump is worried about getting into heaven.
Lake Geneva Regional Newspaper welcomes new Sports and General Assignment Reporter. With a background in collegiate sports, she is looking forward to reporting on local high school teams.
Thank you to the Carolyn Gable Foundation, who once again provided a matching grant in memory of beloved Ava Gable. Over the past seven weeks the Ava Gable Memorial $25,000 Matching Grant provided $50,000 in poverty relief to those most in need in our communities. This grant honored Ava Rose…
It all starts at Seminary Park, which during the day is a bright green space just east of the downtown lakeshore.