Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 7th of October.
Good morning, Racine.
🏘️ Community
Root River Steelhead Facility is hosting an open house on Oct.
10 where community members can tour the site and learn about its offerings. The event is open to the public.
Families planning Halloween can use Racine County’s updated trick-or-treat schedule — which lists local times from Oct.
3 to Oct. 31 for several towns and includes events like Candy Crawl downtown and Boo At The Zoo — to plan a safe outing.
💼 Business
Costco will open a new southeast Wisconsin warehouse in Franklin near 27th + Drexel next month.
Construction began in May and is part of a chain plan to add nine stores this November as it expands across the U.S. and Canada.
🎭 Culture
Visitors can explore the Abandoned Haunted House Complex in Mount Pleasant, which offers 135 actors in a spooky maze and open Friday and Saturday nights until Nov.
7. Owner Corey Stephens said the attraction (running since 2012) keeps updating its sets to deliver fresh seasonal scares.
Ten haunted attractions are open across Southeastern Wisconsin this Halloween, including a haunted house complex in Mount Pleasant and a hayride in Burlington on Oct.
23 and 24 (events run through late October). Additional ghost tours, cornfield walks, and family-friendly spots are available in Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Walworth counties.
🎓 Education
Educators Credit Union opened a branch in Burlington High School's cafeteria on Monday (letting students open accounts, get debit cards, and work as youth apprentices during lunch).
The branch is the fourth in the county and the credit union plans to expand to more schools.
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