Unfortunately, we are not going to talk about Riki’s new food truck, Cut Stone Foods (super yummy!), but we grabbed your attention right?! This time we are writing about the common dilemma right now…WE ARE HIRING!
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Category: Local
Downtown Kenosha has lost its biggest fan
Remembering the iconic life of Judy Rossow This story originally appears in the Summer 2021 print issue of Downtown Kenosha Magazine
MoreHot Yoga incorporates Die Hard Yogi – here’s why…
Written by David McRoberts Jenna Martin is the owner of Hot Yoga / Die-Hard Yogi, 5708 Seventh Ave. for more, visit diehardyogi.com This story originally appears in the Summer 2021 print issue of Downtown Kenosha Magazine
MoreKenosha’s original HarborMarket delivers a cornucopia of food and fun
Submitted by Kenosha HarborMarket This story originally appears in the Summer 2021 print issue of Downtown Kenosha Magazine
MoreEducation, people, and history – the three keys to the Kenosha History Center
We sit down for an in-depth Q&A with the Executive Director of the Kenosha History Center, Chris Allen. The Kenosha History Center is located on Simmons Island at 220 51st Place and open Tuesdays – Sundays.
MoreHey Bartender with Jon at Swede’s
Swede’s 510 56th Street, has a feel good “North Woods’ atmosphere, so kick up your feet for a good meal, a cold drink and a good time for the whole family. Let’s get to know Jon a bartender at Swede’s, with these 10 rapid fire questions.
MoreKenosha’s Original HarborMarket Back Where It Belongs Same location, enhanced visitor safety
Summer 2021: Kenosha’s Original HarborMarket Back Where It Belongs Same location, enhanced visitor safety
MoreKENOSHA PUBLIC MARKET IS YOUR COMMUNITY MARKET
Top Reasons to Visit A New Way To Market Taste real flavors of fruits and vegetables. There is no doubt that locally grown foods just simply taste better.
MoreDowntown Days of Future Past by Ben Trecroci
During our most recent lockdown (this time because of 16 inches of snow) I was doing some Spring Cleaning and came across an issue of the 2004 Kenosha Area Visitors Guide. While thumbing through it, past an ad promoting Dairyland Greyhound Park among other bygone businesses I found a full page ad for “Kenosha’s Lakeshore” aka Downtown Kenosha.
MoreSurviving the Pandemic as a Small Business By Tina Chatmon & Carolyn Serpe
