John Collins

For decades, Collins was an active member of Kenosha’s civic and political realm. The former Wilson Elementary school teacher was the Kenosha County Clerk and later served 12 years as Kenosha County Executive.

Confessions of a Kenosha Sammy Man

Memories of pedaling a bike through the city streets selling ice cream bars

11 months ago

Hope springs eternal on Opening Day

The return of baseball is a tonic to revive the spirits

1 year ago

Kenosha: An ever-changing city

Judging by the past, our city's future is unknown

1 year ago

Happy New Year, Kenosha! Here’s a toast to 2023

'While the past is beyond our control, the future is ours to make'

1 year ago

There is nothing better than a snow day

Modern technology has made unearned fun a thing of the past

1 year ago

Encounters with Santa enhance our holiday memories

Not every meeting with Jolly Old Saint Nick 'was worthy of the nostalgic myth'

1 year ago

From Kenosha to Kentucky: Steeped in history, annual Bourbon Run a spirited affair

'A few years soaking in an oak barrel gives this white lightning its signature taste'

1 year ago

Back to school: Former Kenosha teacher recalls a memorable first day

Anticipation, nerves and excitement as students return to the classroom

2 years ago

Kenoshan finds no shortage of good ‘craic’ in Ireland

Mystical spirits, majestic landscapes and music-filled meals

2 years ago

The ever-evolving art of tipping

Rewarding good service has undergone some changes in recent years

2 years ago

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