Join a Society With a Cause, and Have Fun, Too

History isn't just for the "golden agers," and fun activities and learning opportunities offered by the Port Washington Historical Society are proof.

Harvest Fest Brings Free, Unique Fun to Area Residents

Wellspring Organic Farm and Education Center across river from Newburg will host Harvest Fest on Oct. 8.

State Bank of Newburg Celebrates 100 Years

Remembering the State Bank of Newburg's history in honor of its 100th birthday.

What's Wrong With a Life Spent Outdoors?

Got mice? Barn cats are an excellent, environmentally-friendly solution; unfortunately many Wisconsin animal shelters do not adopt out barn cats — choosing to "euthanize" them instead.

Treasures of Oz Leaves South Beach 58 Pounds Cleaner

Data from beach cleanups used by Alliance for Great Lakes to aid in pollution prevention and education.

Helping at Home a Great Place to Start Change in the World

Looking for local suggestions about acts of compassion we can take to help the people of Port Washington and Saukville.

Always Something Happening at the Library

Lots of events and workshops go on at the library, but among the unexpected? A deer smashing through the window.

The Tale of the Big Yellow Elephant in Port (Or Not)

Jasper, a 14-year-old Carolina dog is still eluding us — but we suspect she is still living in Saukville. Lost dogs can and do live for months and years on their own.

Resume Thoughts, Tips Help You Land that Job

As one of the most essential tools a job seeker will use, and applicants should think of their resume as in invitation to a job interview.

Peace: A Human Option in Wake of 9/11

People throughout the world are victims of violence, but let's not return the favor.

South Beach Benefits from "World's Largest Cleanup"

Volunteers with Treasures of Oz join thousands of people cleaning Midwest beaches on Saturday, by adopting South Beach in Port Washington for two hours of fun, friends and a little competition.

Taking the Conceal Carry Law Off the Beaten Path

If our explicit right to do something isn't written in stone, then is it legal?

Conceal Carry Law Makes Me Wonder

Carrying concealed weapons isn't something this blogger is fond of — especially when we legally can't sneak food into the movies.

Walk for Those Who Cannot Walk for Themselves

Second annual event gets people off the couch for a great cause.

Five Step Guide to Surviving a World Economic Crisis

Local business owner offers some sort of advice on how to get rich, or at least survive, in the business world.

Sail Rendezvous Floats in Port Waters

Sailboat race went on over the weekend despite storms and fog.

Issuing a General Disclaimer on Advice

A ten-cent ramble on issuing caution along with advice — hurry as this deal only lasts for so long.

Effective Job Searching in Today's Economic Climate

A difficult economy means doing more to locate and attain your next opportunity, and taking advantage of resources all around you can make the difference.

Speaking out for Companion Animals from Small Town, Wisconsin

New blogger hopes to share a message of hope for companion animals in Ozaukee County and the entire state of Wisconsin.

It's About Time I Thank My Mentor

Roy A. Swanson, professor and author, will be visiting the Port Washington library to talk about his new novel, Rain and Darkness.

Tall Ships Floating to Port

Tall ships wait offshore early Wednesday morning as part of the Maritime Heritage Festival this weekend.

Leave a Comment — it's that Simple

Its a good idea — maybe even vital to our existence — to participate in the world around us.

8-Legged Creatures: Bothersome Yet Beautiful?

Spiders seem to be out in full-force this time of year.

Music in the Park, a Summer Series Finale

Freeport Music showcased Paul Dempsey and I'm Not a Pilot on Friday night for its final series for the summer.

Photo Gallery: Flares Fly in Port Washington Skies

Colors burst over the lakefront last Saturday morning, but not because an emergency was nearby.

Live the 19th Century in Mequon on Sunday

Twelve period buildings filled with historical displays of the 1840s will be open free to the public, with donations supporting Trinity Historical Society.

El Chupa-WHA? Hairless Creature Found Near Library

W.J. Niederkorn's groundskeeper finds dead animal that is "like nothing (he has) ever seen before."

How to Pull a Rabbit Out of a Hat, (for Smart People)

Magic tricks can be easily applied to getting yourself out of perilous situations.

Buried Treasure Hiding in Port Washington

A scavenger hunt of experiences is the best way to find the hidden wonders of this city.

Newburg Lands Recognition as 'Bird City'

Newburg becomes the most recent municipality to receive recognition as a "Bird City" for its protection of birds.

Debt Debacle Worsens with Divided Government

How can it be that a schoolyard resembles a Congress in action?

'Like' Us on Facebook? Great, but in Person is Nice, Too

A social media presence is great for businesses and individuals, but actually stopping by to buy while help keep the businesses alive.

Usefulness is in the Eye of the Beholder

And if laughter is the best medicine, this blogger might be onto something useful afterall.

No Pain, No Gain?

Feel-good solutions take many forms, a good book or a new tattoo among the options.

Port's Pot is Full of Ingredients

Visualizing Port Washington at its maximum potential isn't too hard — it's finding the support that matters.

Cheap Advice, Unbiased Answers

Sometimes asking a friends' opinion just isn't the right path to take, so why not ask a stranger?

Hey — Remember Fish Day?

A poignant recollection of some fish memories as summer comes to an end.

A Lunch Nook

Finding a quiet way to enjoy a delicious lunch is getting easier in Port Washington.

Fish Passage Denial Begs Questions, Hurts Community

Comments still being accepted regarding the tentative permit denial for the Milwaukee River Watershed Fish Passage Program after a WDNR informative meeting left many questions

Adopt a New Outlook on Helping Orphans

Inspiring groups of people speak at Friedens Evangelical Church Adoption 101 forum, where there is more than one way to help a child.