Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of March.
Good morning, Racine.
Racine County Eye will host two free Aging Well Resource Fairs on May 21 at Fountain Banquet Hall and May 28 at Grace Church in Burlington & local seniors, caregivers and families will meet local experts offering essential services.
Racine Zoo reported the death of Kirindy (the 20-year-old fossa who celebrated a milestone birthday on Jan.
20) after living at the zoo since Oct. 2010. The animal impressed visitors with his climbing skills and fierce demeanor.
Jeff Peterson requested the Raymond School District’s raw survey data from its January 2023 superintendent search but was told none exists even though a Google Form survey (with 167 responses) remains active, documents show.
An administrative hearing on Peterson’s discrimination claims raised questions about the district’s record-keeping.
KUSD is hosting the Southeastern Wisconsin School Music Association District Solo and Ensemble Festival at Tremper High School (8560 26th Ave) from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 21.
Racine Bradford's football team will participate in the exclusive Nike 11-On event hosted by the Packers & Nike on July 10.
Coach Steve Morris said the team will face full-field challenges that emphasize teamwork, strategy, and communication.
Racine high school track season started March 9 as teams began practice; today Washington Park High School hosts a junior varsity meet at Park High and Thursday J.I.
Case and William Horlick open at UW Parkside+ local athletes include top performers and emerging talents.
The Tannahill Weavers Concert
8-11 p.m. — McAuliffe's Pub — Ticketed event — Experience the lively Celtic sounds of Scotland's Tannahill Weavers in a cozy pub setting.
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