
Mequon Commons: What to Know About the 30-Year Plan
Mequon is planning a major transformation of its civic campus area — a 30-year project that aims to create a multigenerational community gathering space for families.
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Mequon is planning a major transformation of its civic campus area — a 30-year project that aims to create a multigenerational community gathering space for families.

Explore The Ridges Sanctuary in Baileys Harbor, Door County, with family-friendly trails, historic Range Lights, visit tips and nearby places to stay.

This guide breaks down every option by category, from large vacation homes to multi-unit resorts, so you can find the perfect fit whether you're planning a multi-generational family reunion, a friends' getaway, or anything in between.

Discover Wisconsin's best glamping destinations—from vintage Airstreams in the Northwoods to geodesic domes in the Dells, treehouses in Door County, and farm stays in the Driftless Area. Your complete guide to upscale outdoor adventures.

Sister Bay’s 80th Fall Fest brings families to Door County October 16–18, 2026, with free admission, more than 100 vendors, a parade, live entertainment and milestone-anniversary traditions.

Fall may be the best season to visit Door County. Orchards fill with apples, forests turn brilliant shades of red and gold, and the peninsula’s small towns celebrate the season with festivals nearly every weekend.



Shorewood’s massive Oakland Avenue reconstruction project is moving into its final months.


Planning an Egg Harbor, Door County trip with kids? Our Milwaukee family guide covers the beach, the Fun Park, Plum Loco, dining, parks and where to stay.

Your complete Door County, WI lodging guide — hotels, resorts, cabins, B&Bs and campgrounds in every town from Sturgeon Bay to Washington Island.

This guide is designed to help you choose by region, vacation style and what you want to do once you arrive . It includes traditional cottage resorts, individual cabin properties and larger vacation-rental collections.

A new tax being considered in Mequon could eventually create a significant new pool of money for festivals, recreation, tourism marketing and community improvements.

The Village of Thiensville has announced that community-wide trick-or-treating will take place Sunday, October 25, 2026, from 3–6 p.m.

Discover dog-friendly places in Door County, Wisconsin—from beaches and hiking trails to pet-welcoming breweries, restaurants, lodging, and boat tours. Complete guide with addresses, policies, and insider tips for traveling with your dog.

The Cedarburg Common Council is scheduled to consider several long-term options for the Fire Department on Monday, Sept. 28, ranging from repairs to the existing station to construction of an entirely new public-safety complex.

Discover Milwaukee's best ghost tours and haunted locations. From the notorious Pfister Hotel to historic Third Ward walking tours, explore year-round paranormal experiences backed by real tragedies and documented hauntings

The new Whitefish Bay Sendik’s has opened, but the work outside the store continues. Construction around Silver Spring Drive is rebuilding parts of four streets and changing how people cross, park and drive near the market.

Plan your greater Milwaukee area family getaway with our guide to Wisconsin’s fall colors. Discover top activities and use the live Fall Color Report map to catch peak foliage.

Discover Milwaukee's north shore ghost stories perfect for families—from Sister Sixtoes haunting Concordia University to Shorewood's magical Ghost Train. Gentle hauntings, lighthouse mysteries, and spooky history without the scares.

Get ready for Milwaukee’s North Shore Halloween with our trick or treating guide to dates and hours.

This guide distills the state down to the most iconic, beloved, and atmospheric ones you can actually book a table — organized by region so readers can plan a Friday fish fry close to home or a weekend detour

Fireside at the Oasis brings four evenings of free live music to Richard E. Maslowski Community Park in October 2026. Families can gather around the park’s new patio and fire pit, enjoy the crisp fall air and pick up limited free s’mores while supplies last.