Trio of Heroes Save Man's Life at Southridge Mall

A Greendale police detective, a mall security sergeant and a citizen helped save the life of 61-year-old Loreto Piczon, who suffered a heart attack while walking in the mall.

Loomis Road Reconstruction on WisDOT's Radar

The stretch from 51st Street just north of Greendale nearly to 27th Street is slated for improvements in 2020, or earlier.

New Highland View Principal Announced

Tracy Flater, an associate elementary school principal in Greenfield, will take over at Highland View after the school year.

Newsweek Names Greendale High School One of Top in Nation

Magazine's latest list of best schools in the U.S. lists Greendale as 1,039th, the 19th-best ranking in Wisconsin.

Reiman's Influence on Greendale's Broad Street Highlighted

Broad Street has been an anchor for Greendale and now it's seeing an economic rebirth over the last few years, according to a story in the Journal Sentinel.

Driver Arrested After Fleeing Accident, Police

This week's police reports also include a man who had banned from Southridge Mall stealing from a cell phone store.

Wisconsin Ambulance Safety Inspection Program Comes Under Scrutiny

While Greendale Fire Department officials say they don't have problems with how ambulances are inspected, others raise concerns that some ambulances in Wisconsin just shouldn't be on the road.

Dr. Dawg Celebrates Grand Opening

The special ribbon-cutting event happened a little more than two weeks after Dr. Dawg welcomed its first customer to its new Greenfield restaurant.

GHS Named One of Country's 'Most Challenging High Schools'

Just 9 percent of public high schools in the country made the Washington Post's list this year.

Plan Ahead: Marquette System Interchange Ramp To Close Monday

If you use the Marquette system ramp from I-794 to SB I-43/94, you'll want to plan for a different route due to road closures.

Classic Car Show Returns to Area

The weekly show that used to be part of the Solid Gold McDonald's experience will be held every Wednesday night at Classic Lanes on Layton Avenue in Greenfield.

Greendale Kicks Off 75th Anniversary With National Historic Landmark Designation

The event featured a number of speakers from the village, state and county commemorating Greendale's 75th Diamond Celebration and National Historic Landmark designation.

Greendale Elections, Village Center Business Among Top April Stories

Catch up on Greendale Patch's top stories in April, new businesses coming to the Greendale Village Center, background checks at gun shows, and Greendale School elections.

Eating Organic in the Greendale Area

Eating organic is good for your health and it's good for the planet. But sometimes, it can be hard to find. Here's where to get the best organic foods in and around Greendale.

Police: Multiple Citations Issued After Retail Theft

This week's police reports also include an arrest in connection with graffiti at the community center and money stolen from a safe at Southridge.

Tougher Reading, Math Standards Mean Lower Test Scores in Greendale

Despite changes in benchmarks for Wisconsin statewide reading and math tests, Greendale students continue to perform significantly higher than the statewide norms.

LongHorn Steakhouse Now Open Near Southridge

Village officials and the restaurant staff celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday.

Former Panthers Star Ben Ericksen Signs With Green Bay Packers

Ericksen was a star wide receiver in high school before converting to safety at Illinois State University. He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Packers over the weekend.

Construction Underway at New Panther Pub; No Open Date Set

The Greendale-sports themed family-friendly restaurant should open on Broad Street this summer.

Greendale Has Two Big Events in the Week Ahead

A grand opening and the kickoff to the Village's big summer anniversary celebration highlight an exciting week.

'Blind' Greendale Man Pleads Guilty to Scamming $290K in Disability Benefits

Lawrence J. Popp collected big bucks in Social Security and Medicare benefits after claiming he had an eye disease.

Greendale's 75th Anniversary Celebration Kicks Off Next Week

A special ceremony is planned for Wednesday, May 1, exactly 75 years to the day when the Village opened to new residents back in 1938.

TELL US: How Do You Go Green?

Share your best tips and tricks for living the green life here in Greendale

Leadership, Service Is At Greendale Resident's Core

Tim Seipel of Greendale was recently honored with the Boy Scouts' highest award given to adult volunteers.

Chick-fil-A Coming to Greendale Later Than Expected

The restaurant was initially believed to be headed to 76th Street this summer. But that's not the case, the company now says.

Free George Webb Burgers if Brewers Win Next 3 Games

George Webb Restaurant is once again predicting a 12-game winning streak. If the Milwaukee Brewers make it, the restaurant will give away free burgers.

Born to Sell? Patch Wants to Talk to You

Patch is looking for an experienced sales rep to join our team. Think you've got what it takes? We'd like to hear from you.

What Will 76th Street's Next 'Big Thing' Be?

The stretch from Greenfield's northern border to Grange Avenue in Greendale has been revitalized over the last two years, but there could be more additions, changes to come.

Tharp To Meet With Greendale Originals Association

The first-year Greendale superintendent will take residents' questions about the school district.

Police: Drunken Driver Almost Strikes Squad Car

This week's police reports also include an underage party bust, an off-roading attempt gone bad and graffiti at the community center park.

Traditional and Digital Arts Festival Returns to GHS

The third-annual event highlights the talents and cultures within the Greendale student body.

Lyrid Meteor Showers: When and Where to Watch

They may not grab the headlines like the Perseids or other meteor showers, but they are worth watching; here's how and where to catch them at their peak

Don't Sit in Silence, Share Your Voice on Patch

More than likely, what you're feeling after the Boston tragedy is what others are feeling, too. Use Greendale Patch as a tool to vent those frustrations and find a connection with others who are also coping with more terrorism in America.

Greendale Man Sold Drugs to Man Who Overdosed, Police Say

Corey Neal, 19, is accused of selling Curtis Nelson, a 20-year-old Greenfield man, three bindles of heroin, according to court records. Nelson overdosed on the drug last week.

Wrong-Way Driver Charged With 3rd OWI

Police say a 34-year-old Beaver Dam man drove the wrong way on 76th Street after drinking at a pro-wrestling event in Milwaukee.

Greendale Schools Getting Prairie Farms Milk Next School Year

Greendale was part of a group of schools that was forced to switch providers after Golden Guernsey closed suddenly in January.

Greendale Man Who Drove Over Roundabout Enters Not Guilty Plea for 4th OWI

Charged with his 4th offense OWI after an arrest in Muskego, Jose Rodriguez enters a plea of not guilty as a trial is pending.

LongHorn Announces Official Open Date for Greendale Restaurant

The grand opening will be highlighted by a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Flood Watch Returns With up to 3.5 Inches of Rain Expected

If it seems like we've been here before, we have - after last week's rains brought up to 5 inches of rain and flooding to some areas, another 2.5 to 3.5 inches is expected Wednesday to Friday

Old Businesses Moving, New Ones Coming to Greendale Village Center

Seasons of the Heart is moving and Batley's Barber Shop has moved. Meanwhile, some businesses are expanding and new ones are coming to the Village.