Good morning, Racine.

Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin Executive Director Michael Rembalski thanked Racine for its support at the tiny home village on Yout Street, where a 16th home—funded by local business donations—was added with plans for two more next spring or summer if funding allows.

The village provides transitional housing and a marketplace that will offer up to 400 Thanksgiving baskets and relies on volunteers for holiday support.

Stitched Quilt Shop opened (505 6th Street) on Nov.

7 in Racine, and owner Autumn Latimore said the store offered quilting supplies and will start classes later this month including a community quilts program for local foster families.

A new quilt shop has opened in Downtown Racine, fulfilling a woman's long-held dream (it offers a curated selection of contemporary cottons, African and Asian prints, cross-stitch supplies, and specialty notions).

The shop will host trunk shows and monthly clubs (providing regular events for local quilters).

Residents living near Lake Michigan saw 10 inches of snow on Monday, November 10, while neighbors in Mount Pleasant measured 14 inches at 6 a.m.—city crews cleared main roads by 9:30 a.m.—and trash pick-up proceeded on schedule.

Ladies Day Out in Downtown Racine

12-6 p.m. — Downtown Racine Corporation — Free to attend, purchases required for card draws — Shop, dine, and enjoy special offers while winning prizes and swag bags.

Holiday Pops Concert

7:30 PM - 1:30 AM — Racine Memorial Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the wonder of the season with festive music and a community singalong at the Racine Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops concert.