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  • A Woman Afraid

    Some men wrap their arm around my lower waist as I serve them Spotted Cows and pepperoni pizza. They think they have the right. Some men holler at me as I walk down the sidewalk.

  • Getting a Head Start on Halloween

    For this week, at least, I need a break from things in general. So I’m turning my attention toward the end of the month when that most peculiar (and controversial) holiday will once again arrive: Halloween.

  • The Scatological Edition

    It is well known that our intestines harbor trillions of intestinal microorganisms, such as bacteria, that aid digestion. But new research shows that the kinds and numbers of intestinal microorganisms can cause health problems (e.g., colitis or diarrhea).

  • Lawrence University Contacts Town about Possible Internship

    The electronic recycling and shred fest held at the Town Hall was again successful. There were 123 people (90 from Liberty Grove and 33 from Sister Bay) at the shred fest on Sept. 28.

  • Article posted Thursday, October 3, 2013 2:32pm

    5.38 - Percent of Wisconsin’s prison population serving life sentences.

  • Destroyers Earn Playoff Berth

    The Door County Destroyers took a third consecutive win on Sept. 28 and earned a spot in the Wisconsin State Football League (WSFL) playoffs by defeating the Outagamie County Outlaws 37-28 at Baileys Harbor Rec Park.

  • Peninsula Century Ride Draws 338 To Inaugural Ride

    Nearly 340 cyclists participated in the first Peninsula Century Ride Saturday, Sept. 14. The weather couldn’t have been better and the post-ride food at Sister Bay’s picturesque Waterfront Park was extraordinary thanks to the support of a buffet of great Sister Bay restaurant sponsors.

  • Peninsula Century Ride Draws 338 To Inaugural Ride

    Nearly 340 cyclists participated in the first Peninsula Century Ride Saturday, Sept. 14. The weather couldn’t have been better and the post-ride food at Sister Bay’s picturesque Waterfront Park was extraordinary thanks to the support of a buffet of great Sister Bay restaurant sponsors.

  • High School Fall Athletics

    Sports schedules from Door County high schools.

  • High School Fall Athletics

    Sports schedules from Door County high schools.

  • Finally, Mushrooms!

    Following a few very dry seasons, parts of Door County have finally received sufficient and welcome rain, and if mushrooms could talk, there would be shouts of joy coming from throughout the woods.

  • Finally, Mushrooms!

    Following a few very dry seasons, parts of Door County have finally received sufficient and welcome rain, and if mushrooms could talk, there would be shouts of joy coming from throughout the woods.

  • Article posted Thursday, October 3, 2013 2:13pm

    When she was found along Zirbel Road, Martini already was in the family way. She had a warm, cozy birthing box ready for her when the time came, and she was an attentive mom.

  • Article posted Thursday, October 3, 2013 2:13pm

    When she was found along Zirbel Road, Martini already was in the family way. She had a warm, cozy birthing box ready for her when the time came, and she was an attentive mom.

  • Peninsula Planters Select New Officers

    The Peninsula Planters Garden Club held its annual dinner Sept. 16 at Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay. Jennifer Spude, registered dietician, gave a presentation about The Community’s Garden across from Ministry Door County Medical Center.

  • Peninsula Planters Select New Officers

    The Peninsula Planters Garden Club held its annual dinner Sept. 16 at Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay. Jennifer Spude, registered dietician, gave a presentation about The Community’s Garden across from Ministry Door County Medical Center.

  • Annual Halloween Costume Exchange Set for Oct. 5

    Save money and time on Halloween costumes at the Door County YMCA’s annual Halloween Costume Exchange on Oct. 5 at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA (1900 Michigan St.

  • CROP Hunger Walk Also Benefits Local Food Pantries

    On Oct. 5, the Sturgeon Bay CROP Hunger Walk will be held to show love and active concern for neighbors in need near and far. CROP Hunger Walk funds will benefit the overall work and ministry of Church World Service – working around the world to provide self-help development programs and disaster relief.

  • CROP Hunger Walk Also Benefits Local Food Pantries

    On Oct. 5, the Sturgeon Bay CROP Hunger Walk will be held to show love and active concern for neighbors in need near and far. CROP Hunger Walk funds will benefit the overall work and ministry of Church World Service – working around the world to provide self-help development programs and disaster relief.

  • Volunteers Needed for Fall Fest

    Sister Bay Advancement Association (the group that organizes Fall Fest) is in need of volunteers to make the 68th annual Fall Fest a success on Oct. 18 – 20.

  • Volunteers Needed for Fall Fest

    Sister Bay Advancement Association (the group that organizes Fall Fest) is in need of volunteers to make the 68th annual Fall Fest a success on Oct. 18 – 20.

  • Traven Family Fund Continues Philanthropic Legacy

    The Door County Community Foundation recently announced the late Lee Traven has made a significant gift to the charities of Door County by including the Traven Family Fund in his estate plans.

  • Traven Family Fund Continues Philanthropic Legacy

    The Door County Community Foundation recently announced the late Lee Traven has made a significant gift to the charities of Door County by including the Traven Family Fund in his estate plans.

  • Ellison Bay Manor Featured in Holiday Home Tour

    Ellison Bay Manor will be the showcase house in the annual Northern Door Children’s Center Holiday Home Tour during Thanksgiving weekend. Four other Door County residences and a local church will also be part of the tour: the Julison family’s Trillium Gap Cottage in Egg Harbor, the Cyr family home in Egg Harbor, the historic Schaupp family house in Ephraim, and the unique Covotsos family log home in Ellison Bay.

  • Ellison Bay Manor Featured in Holiday Home Tour

    Ellison Bay Manor will be the showcase house in the annual Northern Door Children’s Center Holiday Home Tour during Thanksgiving weekend. Four other Door County residences and a local church will also be part of the tour: the Julison family’s Trillium Gap Cottage in Egg Harbor, the Cyr family home in Egg Harbor, the historic Schaupp family house in Ephraim, and the unique Covotsos family log home in Ellison Bay.

  • Dine & Shop in Sturgeon Bay for “Help in the Healing”

    Oct. 12 is “Help in the Healing Dine & Shop” day at participating businesses in Sturgeon Bay. Businesses are donating a minimum of 10 percent of their profits to “Help in the Healing.

  • Dine & Shop in Sturgeon Bay for “Help in the Healing”

    Oct. 12 is “Help in the Healing Dine & Shop” day at participating businesses in Sturgeon Bay. Businesses are donating a minimum of 10 percent of their profits to “Help in the Healing.

  • Money Management Counselors Hold Annual Packers Fundraiser

    Money Management Counselors, powered by FISC/CCCS, will hold its annual Packers fundraiser on Oct. 13 from 11:30 am – 3:30 pm to watch the Packers vs.

  • Money Management Counselors Hold Annual Packers Fundraiser

    Money Management Counselors, powered by FISC/CCCS, will hold its annual Packers fundraiser on Oct. 13 from 11:30 am – 3:30 pm to watch the Packers vs.

  • Multiple Dates Set for Go Bo Foundation Bake Sale

    The second annual Go Bo Foundation Bake Sale will be held Oct. 12 & 13 from 9 am - 4 pm; Oct. 18 & 19 from 9 am – 5 pm; and Oct. 20 from 9 am – 2 pm. Decorated cookies donated from cookie artists from all 50 states and beyond will be for sale, along with baked goods from local chefs.

  • A-DOOR-able Mailbox Fundraiser Is Underway

    The popular A-DOOR-able mailbox fundraiser to benefit United Way of Door County is now underway for the third year. This event brings together the talents of various county artists, through sponsorships of the three Door County offices of Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Group, to create decorative mailboxes that will be raffled off at the annual Chef’s for a Day event on Oct.

  • YMCA Barker Child Development Center Receives Highest Young Star Rating

    The YMCA Barker Child Development Center received the highest possible rating in the Young Star Rating Program: five out of five stars. The YMCA Barker Center is the only five-star facility in the county, and among only 365 statewide.

  • Depression Is the Focus of Next CHIP

    Northern Door Health & Wellness Ministry continues its Community Health Information Program (CHIP) with an upcoming program about depression on Oct. 27 at 4 pm at First Baptist Church in Sister Bay.

  • Depression Is the Focus of Next CHIP

    Northern Door Health & Wellness Ministry continues its Community Health Information Program (CHIP) with an upcoming program about depression on Oct. 27 at 4 pm at First Baptist Church in Sister Bay.

  • Record Number of Visitors to Annual Pesto Festo

    After hosting the same event for seven years, the Door County Master Gardeners might be forgiven for thinking there were no surprises in store for Taste of the Garden Door.

  • Record Number of Visitors to Annual Pesto Festo

    After hosting the same event for seven years, the Door County Master Gardeners might be forgiven for thinking there were no surprises in store for Taste of the Garden Door.

  • Board of Supervisors Receive Donation for Cana Island Renovation

    The Door County Board of Supervisors recently voted to accept a $100,000 donation from the Door County Maritime Museum & Lighthouse Preservation Society, Inc.

  • Board of Supervisors Receive Donation for Cana Island Renovation

    The Door County Board of Supervisors recently voted to accept a $100,000 donation from the Door County Maritime Museum & Lighthouse Preservation Society, Inc.

  • Flu Vaccines Available at Public Health Department

    The Door County Public Health Department is now offering flu vaccine clinics. Clinics for adults are: Oct. 4, Liberty Grove Town Hall, 11 am – 12 pm; Oct.

  • Flu Vaccines Available at Public Health Department

    The Door County Public Health Department is now offering flu vaccine clinics. Clinics for adults are: Oct. 4, Liberty Grove Town Hall, 11 am – 12 pm; Oct.

  • Ridges Sanctuary Matching Challenge Grant Continues through Dec. 31

    On Sept. 10, The Ridges Sanctuary received the anonymous offer of a generous matching challenge gift to help complete their capital campaign. The donors, longtime supporters of The Ridges, will match dollar-for-dollar all donations and pledges up to $350,000 received now through the end of the year.

  • Ridges Sanctuary Matching Challenge Grant Continues through Dec. 31

    On Sept. 10, The Ridges Sanctuary received the anonymous offer of a generous matching challenge gift to help complete their capital campaign. The donors, longtime supporters of The Ridges, will match dollar-for-dollar all donations and pledges up to $350,000 received now through the end of the year.

  • Sturgeons Are Going, Going, Gone

    On Sept. 21, 17 sturgeons and eight freeform pieces were up for auction at the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center’s annual street art auction – Sturgeon Around the Bay.

  • Sturgeons Are Going, Going, Gone

    On Sept. 21, 17 sturgeons and eight freeform pieces were up for auction at the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center’s annual street art auction – Sturgeon Around the Bay.

  • Ladies Tool Night at Lampert Lumber

    Alison Beadell uses a 16 oz. hammer on a 16-penny sinker, with onlookers Lori Strantz, Chris Meinesner and Kurt Lampmen, regional manager of the Eastern Division of Lampert Lumber.

  • Spot Sells Scarves to Benefit Sue Baldwin Fund

    Spot in Sister Bay is holding a scarf fundraiser now through Oct. 10. Twenty percent from all scarf sales will be donated to The Sue Baldwin Fund, a fund that provides breast cancer awareness, prevention and care for Door County residents.

  • Spot Sells Scarves to Benefit Sue Baldwin Fund

    Spot in Sister Bay is holding a scarf fundraiser now through Oct. 10. Twenty percent from all scarf sales will be donated to The Sue Baldwin Fund, a fund that provides breast cancer awareness, prevention and care for Door County residents.

  • Jamie K. Palmer Named New ADRC Director

    The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Door County announces a new director, Jamie K. Palmer, MS, LCPC. Palmer is a licensed clinical professional counselor and mediator who received her undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Illinois and her master’s degree in mental health from Northern Illinois University.

  • Jamie K. Palmer Named New ADRC Director

    The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Door County announces a new director, Jamie K. Palmer, MS, LCPC. Palmer is a licensed clinical professional counselor and mediator who received her undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Illinois and her master’s degree in mental health from Northern Illinois University.

  • Beer Pairing at Max Supper Club with Door County Brewing Co.

    On Oct. 9, two of Baileys Harbor’s newest businesses are teaming up to offer a four course Beer Pairing Dinner at Max Supper Club. The evening will feature the award-winning cuisine of Chef Mitch Ciohon pairing with the awesome craft brews of Door County Brewing Co.

  • Beer Pairing at Max Supper Club with Door County Brewing Co.

    On Oct. 9, two of Baileys Harbor’s newest businesses are teaming up to offer a four course Beer Pairing Dinner at Max Supper Club. The evening will feature the award-winning cuisine of Chef Mitch Ciohon pairing with the awesome craft brews of Door County Brewing Co.

  • Dr. Eric Paulsen Completes American Board of Optometry Certification

    J. Eric Paulsen, O.D., of Door County Eye Associates has successfully completed board certification and is now a Diplomat of the American Board of Optometry.

  • Dr. Eric Paulsen Completes American Board of Optometry Certification

    J. Eric Paulsen, O.D., of Door County Eye Associates has successfully completed board certification and is now a Diplomat of the American Board of Optometry.

  • Robert Ziegler Joins Pen Players Board

    Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater, announces the appointment of Robert Ziegler to its board of directors.

  • Robert Ziegler Joins Pen Players Board

    Peninsula Players Theatre, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater, announces the appointment of Robert Ziegler to its board of directors.

  • LDC Announces Large Class of 2014

    Leadership Door County (LDC) announces the Class of 2014. Now in its 24th year, LDC brings together community members with diverse viewpoints to become stronger leaders and to understand community issues through experiential education.

  • LDC Announces Large Class of 2014

    Leadership Door County (LDC) announces the Class of 2014. Now in its 24th year, LDC brings together community members with diverse viewpoints to become stronger leaders and to understand community issues through experiential education.

  • Jacksonport Craft Cottage Announces Holiday Craft Show

    Amish-made throw pillow covers are now available at Jacksonport Craft Cottage Gifts. These pillow covers display many well recognized quilt designs such as Star Dahlia, Church Window and Log Cabin.

  • Jacksonport Craft Cottage Announces Holiday Craft Show

    Amish-made throw pillow covers are now available at Jacksonport Craft Cottage Gifts. These pillow covers display many well recognized quilt designs such as Star Dahlia, Church Window and Log Cabin.

  • O’zapft Is! (It’s tapped!)

    I love the fall, and not just because it means the end of obnoxious heat, humidity and flip-flops (hooray!). It’s a beautiful season and it means it’s time for one of the truly great seasonal beers, Oktoberfest!When I saw an ad in the Pulse that Coyote Roadhouse had Spaten on tap, the original Oktoberfest from Munich, Germany, I suggested to my co-workers that we should have an Oktoberfest session.

  • O’zapft Is! (It’s tapped!)

    I love the fall, and not just because it means the end of obnoxious heat, humidity and flip-flops (hooray!). It’s a beautiful season and it means it’s time for one of the truly great seasonal beers, Oktoberfest!When I saw an ad in the Pulse that Coyote Roadhouse had Spaten on tap, the original Oktoberfest from Munich, Germany, I suggested to my co-workers that we should have an Oktoberfest session.

  • Congratulations to Matt Burress

    When you’re hungry for breakfast, lunch, or dinner chances are Matt will be your food slinger! With a quick smile and chill vibe he’ll serve you a burrito or pizza pie.

  • Congratulations to Matt Burress

    When you’re hungry for breakfast, lunch, or dinner chances are Matt will be your food slinger! With a quick smile and chill vibe he’ll serve you a burrito or pizza pie.

  • FRAMED

    The Soggy Bottom Boys were at it again! This time, holding up a train at PC Junction.

  • FRAMED

    The Soggy Bottom Boys were at it again! This time, holding up a train at PC Junction.

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:12pm

    In 1865, the community living on Washington Island built its first church, which is still standing. What’s the name of the church?

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:12pm

    In 1865, the community living on Washington Island built its first church, which is still standing. What’s the name of the church?

  • Overheard, Shout Outs and Pet Peeves

    Are there tid-bits of conversations you’ve heard while standing in line at the grocery store, serving a table, or walking down the sidewalk that make you smile, cringe or laugh out loud?

  • Overheard, Shout Outs and Pet Peeves

    Are there tid-bits of conversations you’ve heard while standing in line at the grocery store, serving a table, or walking down the sidewalk that make you smile, cringe or laugh out loud?

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:08pm

    Libra (September 23 – October 22): More pacing, less racing. Steady gets ‘er to the finish in plenty of time. Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): Your lucky steak cut this month is tenderloin.

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:08pm

    Libra (September 23 – October 22): More pacing, less racing. Steady gets ‘er to the finish in plenty of time. Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): Your lucky steak cut this month is tenderloin.

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:01pm

    Dear Mary Pat, I think my kindness might be taken advantage of by my employer. We have a great relationship, friendly and cordial, but she keeps asking me to do favors that are not work-related.

  • Article posted Wednesday, October 2, 2013 11:01pm

    Dear Mary Pat, I think my kindness might be taken advantage of by my employer. We have a great relationship, friendly and cordial, but she keeps asking me to do favors that are not work-related.

  • The Cheese Insider

    Gouda is a cheese most people in the United States have tried. It is most often mis-pronounced as goo-da, when the real pronunciation is how-dah. You will know when you meet a real cheese aficionado when they pronounce it that way.

  • The Cheese Insider

    Gouda is a cheese most people in the United States have tried. It is most often mis-pronounced as goo-da, when the real pronunciation is how-dah. You will know when you meet a real cheese aficionado when they pronounce it that way.

  • If A Lone Golfer Hits A Hole-in-One, Did It Really Happen?

    Rarely is golf a team sport. Although some of its greatest moments come in events like the Ryder Cup, at its core, golf is an individual’s game. Man versus par is the central battle, even if there’s a team aspect involved.

  • If A Lone Golfer Hits A Hole-in-One, Did It Really Happen?

    Rarely is golf a team sport. Although some of its greatest moments come in events like the Ryder Cup, at its core, golf is an individual’s game. Man versus par is the central battle, even if there’s a team aspect involved.

  • Johnny G. Raises More Than $4,000

    The final Johnny G. Golf Scramble, hosted in memory of Johnny Gonzales since 2002, took place Sept. 29 at Peninsula State Park Golf Course. 140 golfers participated in the fundraising event, which benefits the Johnny G.

  • Johnny G. Raises More Than $4,000

    The final Johnny G. Golf Scramble, hosted in memory of Johnny Gonzales since 2002, took place Sept. 29 at Peninsula State Park Golf Course. 140 golfers participated in the fundraising event, which benefits the Johnny G.

  • Michael Lee Ammons and Water Street Hot Shots at Jacksonport Town Hall Bakery

    Old-time blues band Michael Lee Ammons and the Water Street Hot Shots will perform at the Jacksonport Town Hall Bakery on Oct. 12 at 7 pm. The Sheboygan-based Hot Shots are a hard-working traditional blues string band.

  • Michael Lee Ammons and Water Street Hot Shots at Jacksonport Town Hall Bakery

    Old-time blues band Michael Lee Ammons and the Water Street Hot Shots will perform at the Jacksonport Town Hall Bakery on Oct. 12 at 7 pm. The Sheboygan-based Hot Shots are a hard-working traditional blues string band.

  • Patchouli Returns to Perform at UUF

    National touring guitar duo Patchouli is returning this fall to Door County to play a concert at the UUF in Ephraim on Oct. 4 at 7 pm. Patchouli was in the area in early July for the Peg Egan Folk Festival in Egg Harbor and played to a full house and had an overwhelming audience response, so they were instantly booked to come back this fall.

  • Patchouli Returns to Perform at UUF

    National touring guitar duo Patchouli is returning this fall to Door County to play a concert at the UUF in Ephraim on Oct. 4 at 7 pm. Patchouli was in the area in early July for the Peg Egan Folk Festival in Egg Harbor and played to a full house and had an overwhelming audience response, so they were instantly booked to come back this fall.

  • Athlete and Family’s Dedication Pays Off

    Devan Schultz has gotten good at doing homework on the road. After years filling out worksheets in the back seat of her parents’ car on the way to soccer practice in Green Bay, Devan now reads college textbooks on a bus, traveling to Division 1 games with the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay soccer team.

  • Athlete and Family’s Dedication Pays Off

    Devan Schultz has gotten good at doing homework on the road. After years filling out worksheets in the back seat of her parents’ car on the way to soccer practice in Green Bay, Devan now reads college textbooks on a bus, traveling to Division 1 games with the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay soccer team.

  • Detroit Harbor Dredging Kicked Off on Washington Island

    Thanks for the recognition of Washington Island’s ferry connection was the theme of a recent event that kicked off the $7.1 million Detroit Harbor dredging project.

  • Detroit Harbor Dredging Kicked Off on Washington Island

    Thanks for the recognition of Washington Island’s ferry connection was the theme of a recent event that kicked off the $7.1 million Detroit Harbor dredging project.

  • Your Representatives in the News

    State Assembly Representative Garey Bies Bies proposed the state tax all tobacco products equally in a bill he authored called the Backpack Tobacco Act.

  • Your Representatives in the News

    State Assembly Representative Garey Bies Bies proposed the state tax all tobacco products equally in a bill he authored called the Backpack Tobacco Act.

  • Wisconsin Legislation Addresses Cost Disparity in Cancer Treatment

    Dr. Jerry Mitchell Winkler, an oncologist at the Green Bay Oncology clinic, doesn’t handle every cancer case the same. Treatment depends on the type of cancer, the patient’s strength and the patient’s insurance.

  • Wisconsin Legislation Addresses Cost Disparity in Cancer Treatment

    Dr. Jerry Mitchell Winkler, an oncologist at the Green Bay Oncology clinic, doesn’t handle every cancer case the same. Treatment depends on the type of cancer, the patient’s strength and the patient’s insurance.

  • Baileys Harbor to Host Meeting About Property Purchase

     • The Town of Baileys Harbor will host a meeting in the town hal at 7 pm, Wednesday, Oct. 16, about purchasing a property downtown.

  • Baileys Harbor to Host Meeting About Property Purchase

     • The Town of Baileys Harbor will host a meeting in the town hal at 7 pm, Wednesday, Oct. 16, about purchasing a property downtown.

  • Wisconsin Coastal Management Committee Met in Door County

    •The Wisconsin Coastal Management Committee met in Door County on Thursday, Sept. 26, for its Autumn meeting.The committee started in Egg Harbor, where it heard from village president Josh Van Lieshout, Door County Land Trust program director Terrie Cooper, Landscapes of Place program manager Dan Collins and other local and state water experts.

  • Wisconsin Coastal Management Committee Met in Door County

    •The Wisconsin Coastal Management Committee met in Door County on Thursday, Sept. 26, for its Autumn meeting.The committee started in Egg Harbor, where it heard from village president Josh Van Lieshout, Door County Land Trust program director Terrie Cooper, Landscapes of Place program manager Dan Collins and other local and state water experts.

  • Advance Tickets Available for “Home for the Holidays with AFT”

    The slightly raucous, slightly relevant Rhode Sisters will bring a hearty helping of tight harmony singing and healthy sibling rivalry to Gibraltar Town Hall Dec.

  • Advance Tickets Available for “Home for the Holidays with AFT”

    The slightly raucous, slightly relevant Rhode Sisters will bring a hearty helping of tight harmony singing and healthy sibling rivalry to Gibraltar Town Hall Dec.

  • Two Spots Left for DCMM’s Boatbuilding Class

    Aspiring boat builders still have an opportunity to gain first-hand skills in the age-old craft when the Door County Maritime Museum’s annual boatbuilding class gets underway Oct.

  • Two Spots Left for DCMM’s Boatbuilding Class

    Aspiring boat builders still have an opportunity to gain first-hand skills in the age-old craft when the Door County Maritime Museum’s annual boatbuilding class gets underway Oct.

  • Annual Cy Rosenthal Memorial Dance on Oct. 19

    The Door County Folk Alliance is sponsoring its next traditional New England style barn dance on Oct. 19, 7 – 9 pm, at the Institute Saloon dance hall on Highway 57 in Institute.

  • Annual Cy Rosenthal Memorial Dance on Oct. 19

    The Door County Folk Alliance is sponsoring its next traditional New England style barn dance on Oct. 19, 7 – 9 pm, at the Institute Saloon dance hall on Highway 57 in Institute.

  • Heritage Village Wraps Up Historical Presentation Series with the Peshtigo Fire

    Heritage Village at Big Creek will wrap up its series of Door County historical presentations for the season on Oct. 6, when Barb Chisholm discusses the history and legacy of one of the most devastating fires in Wisconsin history—the Peshtigo Fire.

  • Heritage Village Wraps Up Historical Presentation Series with the Peshtigo Fire

    Heritage Village at Big Creek will wrap up its series of Door County historical presentations for the season on Oct. 6, when Barb Chisholm discusses the history and legacy of one of the most devastating fires in Wisconsin history—the Peshtigo Fire.

  • Marlin Darrah Presents Southern Europe Travelogue Presentation

    On Oct. 11, the Kiwanis & Rotary Clubs of Northern Door will present a journey through Southern Europe giving viewers a taste of some of the great natural wonders, architectural treasures, and cultural and artistic highlights of several cities and countries.

  • Marlin Darrah Presents Southern Europe Travelogue Presentation

    On Oct. 11, the Kiwanis & Rotary Clubs of Northern Door will present a journey through Southern Europe giving viewers a taste of some of the great natural wonders, architectural treasures, and cultural and artistic highlights of several cities and countries.

  • Southern Door Community Auditorium Welcomes Kenya Safari Acrobats

    Enjoy a non-stop ride of gravity-defying human pyramids, balancing, tumbling, limbo dancing, hoops and breathtaking contortions when the Kenya Safari Acrobats perform at the Southern Door Community Auditorium.

  • Southern Door Community Auditorium Welcomes Kenya Safari Acrobats

    Enjoy a non-stop ride of gravity-defying human pyramids, balancing, tumbling, limbo dancing, hoops and breathtaking contortions when the Kenya Safari Acrobats perform at the Southern Door Community Auditorium.

  • Victor Borge Tribute at Birch Creek

    Visit Birch Creek for an evening honoring the musical and comedic genius of Victor Borge performed by favorite Birch Creek guest artists Jodie DeSalvo on piano and Cynthia Stiehl providing vocals.

  • Victor Borge Tribute at Birch Creek

    Visit Birch Creek for an evening honoring the musical and comedic genius of Victor Borge performed by favorite Birch Creek guest artists Jodie DeSalvo on piano and Cynthia Stiehl providing vocals.

  • “Victory Farm” Onstage at Door Community Auditorium through Oct. 19

    Performances of Victory Farm continue at the Door Community Auditorium through Oct. 19. Victory Farm, written by Emilie Coulson and Katie Dahl with music by James Valcq, is a story with roots deep in the soil of a Door County cherry orchard.

  • “Victory Farm” Onstage at Door Community Auditorium through Oct. 19

    Performances of Victory Farm continue at the Door Community Auditorium through Oct. 19. Victory Farm, written by Emilie Coulson and Katie Dahl with music by James Valcq, is a story with roots deep in the soil of a Door County cherry orchard.

  • “Frost/Nixon” Performed at Woodwalk Gallery

    Theatre M and Woodwalk Gallery have joined together for a reader’s theater production of Frost/Nixon by Peter Morgan on Oct. 5 at Woodwalk. In the play, British talk show host David Frost has become a lowbrow laughing-stock.

  • “Frost/Nixon” Performed at Woodwalk Gallery

    Theatre M and Woodwalk Gallery have joined together for a reader’s theater production of Frost/Nixon by Peter Morgan on Oct. 5 at Woodwalk. In the play, British talk show host David Frost has become a lowbrow laughing-stock.

  • Hearts

    There were times through the years, / Love, I thought my heart would break.

  • Hearts

    There were times through the years, / Love, I thought my heart would break.

  • New Day Singers and The Oak Street Boys Perform for HELP of Door County, Inc.

    The Birch Creek Music Performing Center in Egg Harbor is synonymous with music, and on Oct. 8, the New Day Singers and The Oak Street Boys, a barbershop quartet, will perform to benefit HELP of Door County, Inc.

  • New Day Singers and The Oak Street Boys Perform for HELP of Door County, Inc.

    The Birch Creek Music Performing Center in Egg Harbor is synonymous with music, and on Oct. 8, the New Day Singers and The Oak Street Boys, a barbershop quartet, will perform to benefit HELP of Door County, Inc.

  • White Stallions

    the children of the street / must see themselves

  • White Stallions

    the children of the street / must see themselves

  • “The 39 Steps” Continues at TAP through Oct. 20

    Performances of The 39 Steps will continue at Third Avenue Playhouse (TAP) through Oct. 20. The play is directed by James Valcq and features cast members Kay Allmand, Amy Ensign, Ryan Schabach and Ryan Patrick Shaw.

  • “The 39 Steps” Continues at TAP through Oct. 20

    Performances of The 39 Steps will continue at Third Avenue Playhouse (TAP) through Oct. 20. The play is directed by James Valcq and features cast members Kay Allmand, Amy Ensign, Ryan Schabach and Ryan Patrick Shaw.

  • Excerpt of “Midnight Catch”

    Suddenly Ainsley Harper had a big story, whether she wanted it or not. Four days after Jim’s arrest, she dragged a heavy wooden chair up to the door of his cell and took in the bare gray and green walls and high barred window.

  • Excerpt of “Midnight Catch”

    Suddenly Ainsley Harper had a big story, whether she wanted it or not. Four days after Jim’s arrest, she dragged a heavy wooden chair up to the door of his cell and took in the bare gray and green walls and high barred window.

  • Buena Suerte

    Albertson’s supermarket at De Vargas Mall in Santa Fe. Bright lights illuminate rows and rows of shelves of neatly stacked, eye-catching goods. People wander the store pushing large carts, filling them with things they need or might need or don’t need but simply want: chocolate bars, potato chips, ice cream, wine.

  • Buena Suerte

    Albertson’s supermarket at De Vargas Mall in Santa Fe. Bright lights illuminate rows and rows of shelves of neatly stacked, eye-catching goods. People wander the store pushing large carts, filling them with things they need or might need or don’t need but simply want: chocolate bars, potato chips, ice cream, wine.

  • Cider Pressing Party at Washington Island Farm Museum

    The annual Fall Fun Fest & Cider Pressing Party at the Washington Island Farm Museum has been an island tradition since 1987. This year’s event takes place Oct.

  • Cider Pressing Party at Washington Island Farm Museum

    The annual Fall Fun Fest & Cider Pressing Party at the Washington Island Farm Museum has been an island tradition since 1987. This year’s event takes place Oct.

  • Archeology Outreach Day at Crossroads

    Crossroads at Big Creek is designating Oct. 4 as Archeology Outreach Day. At 9 am, 1 and 3 pm, archaeologists will demonstrate the Phase I archaeological survey techniques, while explaining the ethics of archeology, and then participants will have chance to try sifting soil.

  • Archeology Outreach Day at Crossroads

    Crossroads at Big Creek is designating Oct. 4 as Archeology Outreach Day. At 9 am, 1 and 3 pm, archaeologists will demonstrate the Phase I archaeological survey techniques, while explaining the ethics of archeology, and then participants will have chance to try sifting soil.

  • “Part One: Via Separatiio” of The Conditions of Love

    The Victrola sat on a nearby table. Its long arm rested in a metal clasp. Mr. Tabachnik lifted the arm, rubbed his thumb over the needle to clear away fuzz, then carefully shook the record from its paper sleeve and lowered the platter onto the platform.

  • “Part One: Via Separatiio” of The Conditions of Love

    The Victrola sat on a nearby table. Its long arm rested in a metal clasp. Mr. Tabachnik lifted the arm, rubbed his thumb over the needle to clear away fuzz, then carefully shook the record from its paper sleeve and lowered the platter onto the platform.

  • Writers and Readers Descend Upon Washington Island

    This weekend (Oct. 4 – 6), Washington Island will host their first ever Literary Festival, featuring something for everyone – poetry, fiction, mystery, and more.

  • Writers and Readers Descend Upon Washington Island

    This weekend (Oct. 4 – 6), Washington Island will host their first ever Literary Festival, featuring something for everyone – poetry, fiction, mystery, and more.

  • Schopf’s Dairy View Launches Pink Pumpkins Fest

    On Oct. 5 Schopf's Dairy View Country Store will launch the inaugural Pink Pumpkins Fest. It’s a family event with pony rides, face-painting, tractor rides and a chance to win cash by guessing the weight of the Great Pumpkin in a 50/50 raffle.

  • Schopf’s Dairy View Launches Pink Pumpkins Fest

    On Oct. 5 Schopf's Dairy View Country Store will launch the inaugural Pink Pumpkins Fest. It’s a family event with pony rides, face-painting, tractor rides and a chance to win cash by guessing the weight of the Great Pumpkin in a 50/50 raffle.

  • “Say Yes to the Paper Dress” a Success

    On Sept. 14, the McMahon Barn hosted the first ever “Say Yes to the Paper Dress” event in benefit of We Are HOPE Inc in Door County. “Several years ago Debbie Frank (former owner of the Magic Jacket) and I (former owner of Viva la Cottage) talked about paper dresses, and one thing lead to another and we decided to invite artists around the county to make ‘paper dresses,’” shares Angie McMahon via email.

  • “Say Yes to the Paper Dress” a Success

    On Sept. 14, the McMahon Barn hosted the first ever “Say Yes to the Paper Dress” event in benefit of We Are HOPE Inc in Door County. “Several years ago Debbie Frank (former owner of the Magic Jacket) and I (former owner of Viva la Cottage) talked about paper dresses, and one thing lead to another and we decided to invite artists around the county to make ‘paper dresses,’” shares Angie McMahon via email.

  • World-traveling Music Director Works His Magic at AFT

    It’s good news for American Folklore Theatre and its fans that Colin Welford, the company’s music director, has not yet purchased a home in Door County.

  • World-traveling Music Director Works His Magic at AFT

    It’s good news for American Folklore Theatre and its fans that Colin Welford, the company’s music director, has not yet purchased a home in Door County.

  • Fishing with First Choice

    “Reel it in, Sally. Reel it in!” cheer my friends aboard the First Choice Charter boat bobbing in the blue expanse of Lake Michigan. The sun is setting behind the faint horizontal line of Door County.

  • Fishing with First Choice

    “Reel it in, Sally. Reel it in!” cheer my friends aboard the First Choice Charter boat bobbing in the blue expanse of Lake Michigan. The sun is setting behind the faint horizontal line of Door County.

  • Pen Park Hosts Spooktacular Walk

    Venture to the Peninsula State Park Nature Center on Oct. 4 for some stargazing. Beginning at 7 pm, University of Wisconsin Master’s and PhD candidates will share a 30-minute astronomy program, and then audience members can view the starry skies through a high-powered telescope.

  • Pen Park Hosts Spooktacular Walk

    Venture to the Peninsula State Park Nature Center on Oct. 4 for some stargazing. Beginning at 7 pm, University of Wisconsin Master’s and PhD candidates will share a 30-minute astronomy program, and then audience members can view the starry skies through a high-powered telescope.

  • David HB Drake Presents “A Schooner’s Songbag”

    “There’s a point where you know too much,” laughs performer, educator, and seaman David HB Drake, who has lost a gig or two when he tried to explain the nonexistence of ‘pirate songs.'

  • David HB Drake Presents “A Schooner’s Songbag”

    “There’s a point where you know too much,” laughs performer, educator, and seaman David HB Drake, who has lost a gig or two when he tried to explain the nonexistence of ‘pirate songs.'

  • Sturgeon Bay Library Celebrates ‘Star Wars’ Reads Day

    A long time ago in a movie theater far, far away seven-year-old Beth Lokken saw Star Wars for the first time…and became a lifelong fan.

  • Sturgeon Bay Library Celebrates ‘Star Wars’ Reads Day

    A long time ago in a movie theater far, far away seven-year-old Beth Lokken saw Star Wars for the first time…and became a lifelong fan.

  • Peninsula School of Art Lights Up the Night

    The glow of molten iron and brilliant light trails fuel the evening events on October 12 at Peninsula School of Art. From 4 – 8 pm, the school hosts its fourth annual Iron Pour Benefit in support of their art education programs.

  • Peninsula School of Art Lights Up the Night

    The glow of molten iron and brilliant light trails fuel the evening events on October 12 at Peninsula School of Art. From 4 – 8 pm, the school hosts its fourth annual Iron Pour Benefit in support of their art education programs.

  • Tom Nachreiner Wins Best of Show Award

    Tom Nachreiner recently received the Best of Show award for the inaugural Shorewood Plein Air Competition, held Sept. 19 – 21 with 50 talented painters from Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota.

  • Tom Nachreiner Wins Best of Show Award

    Tom Nachreiner recently received the Best of Show award for the inaugural Shorewood Plein Air Competition, held Sept. 19 – 21 with 50 talented painters from Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota.

  • ARS in Camera Open House at Wyatt’s Gallery

    After eight years operating Wyatt’s Gallery by appointment only, Peter and Victoria are opening their home to the general public. On Oct. 4 – 14, the gallery will be open from noon to 5 pm.

  • ARS in Camera Open House at Wyatt’s Gallery

    After eight years operating Wyatt’s Gallery by appointment only, Peter and Victoria are opening their home to the general public. On Oct. 4 – 14, the gallery will be open from noon to 5 pm.

  • “Stories from the Forest Trees” at Lost Moth Gallery

    Lost Moth Gallery celebrates a new body of work by Stacia Dick-Schuster with an opening reception on Oct. 6, 4 – 6:30 pm. “Stories from the Forest Trees” is a luminous, mixed media, two-dimensional, abstract presentation.

  • “Stories from the Forest Trees” at Lost Moth Gallery

    Lost Moth Gallery celebrates a new body of work by Stacia Dick-Schuster with an opening reception on Oct. 6, 4 – 6:30 pm. “Stories from the Forest Trees” is a luminous, mixed media, two-dimensional, abstract presentation.

  • Nita Herreman Exhibits Photography at Base Camp

    Photography by Nita Herreman will be exhibited at Base Camp Coffee Bar in Sister Bay from Oct. 9 through Nov. 17. The exhibit includes “Evening at the Lodge,” the sale of which will benefit The Forge Fund at The Clearing.

  • Nita Herreman Exhibits Photography at Base Camp

    Photography by Nita Herreman will be exhibited at Base Camp Coffee Bar in Sister Bay from Oct. 9 through Nov. 17. The exhibit includes “Evening at the Lodge,” the sale of which will benefit The Forge Fund at The Clearing.

  • Ceremony Celebrates and Dedicates Baileys Harbor Community Mural

    Celebrating past, present, and future, the Baileys Harbor Community Mural on the side of Nelson’s Shopping Center was officially dedicated during a ceremony held Sept. 28.

  • Ceremony Celebrates and Dedicates Baileys Harbor Community Mural

    Celebrating past, present, and future, the Baileys Harbor Community Mural on the side of Nelson’s Shopping Center was officially dedicated during a ceremony held Sept. 28.

  • Will Roberts: Artist, Teacher, Tree-hugger

    Artist Will Roberts professionally tried his hand at many media throughout his lifetime – from pottery to photography to silk-screening to pastel to acrylic painting.

  • Will Roberts: Artist, Teacher, Tree-hugger

    Artist Will Roberts professionally tried his hand at many media throughout his lifetime – from pottery to photography to silk-screening to pastel to acrylic painting.

  • Hope Church Gallery Features Mary Blotti Anderson and Ruth Sandor

    Mary Blotti Anderson and Ruth Sandor will show their works at the Hope Church Gallery throughout October. Both artists are members of the Door County Art League (DCAL) and enjoy painting outdoors.

  • Hope Church Gallery Features Mary Blotti Anderson and Ruth Sandor

    Mary Blotti Anderson and Ruth Sandor will show their works at the Hope Church Gallery throughout October. Both artists are members of the Door County Art League (DCAL) and enjoy painting outdoors.

  • Local Woman Wears Samara Jewelry Designs to Emmy Awards

    Samara Jewelry Designs recently had the pleasure of adorning Mrs. Toby Mason, of Sister Bay, in designer jewelry for the 2013 Primetime Emmy Awards. Mason wore 14K white gold earrings with .

  • Local Woman Wears Samara Jewelry Designs to Emmy Awards

    Samara Jewelry Designs recently had the pleasure of adorning Mrs. Toby Mason, of Sister Bay, in designer jewelry for the 2013 Primetime Emmy Awards. Mason wore 14K white gold earrings with .

  • Wearable Art Show at Sister Bay Village Hall

    Contemporary, artist-made apparel, accessories and jewelry will fill the Sister Bay Village Hall Oct. 5 and 6 with a boutique-style show and sale. Organized by Sue Donohoo of Soo Hoo Artwear, the two-day event will offer a wide range of styles, sizes and prices.

  • Wearable Art Show at Sister Bay Village Hall

    Contemporary, artist-made apparel, accessories and jewelry will fill the Sister Bay Village Hall Oct. 5 and 6 with a boutique-style show and sale. Organized by Sue Donohoo of Soo Hoo Artwear, the two-day event will offer a wide range of styles, sizes and prices.

  • Linda Brown Exhibits Acrylics at UUF

    Linda Brown of Evanston, Illinois, will exhibit her acrylic paintings at the UU Gallery throughout October. The public is invited to an opening reception on Oct.

  • Linda Brown Exhibits Acrylics at UUF

    Linda Brown of Evanston, Illinois, will exhibit her acrylic paintings at the UU Gallery throughout October. The public is invited to an opening reception on Oct.

  • Artist Guild Happenings and Events

    As the summer season winds down, Artists Guild has plenty of youth and adult activities to keep everyone entertained this fall. Bottle & Brush is held Thursday evenings, 6:15 – 8:15 pm.

  • Artist Guild Happenings and Events

    As the summer season winds down, Artists Guild has plenty of youth and adult activities to keep everyone entertained this fall. Bottle & Brush is held Thursday evenings, 6:15 – 8:15 pm.

  • Arlene Stanger Included in The Last Spooky Show

    Arlene Stanger’s image “Enter,” an iPhone photograph, was selected for The Last Spooky Show, a juried exhibit in the Lightbox Photographic Gallery in Astoria, Ore.

  • Arlene Stanger Included in The Last Spooky Show

    Arlene Stanger’s image “Enter,” an iPhone photograph, was selected for The Last Spooky Show, a juried exhibit in the Lightbox Photographic Gallery in Astoria, Ore.

  • George Ouimette Included in Fine Furnishings Show

    Stakes will be high during this year’s Best in Show awards at the Fine Furnishings Show in Milwaukee. The Fine Furnishings Show brings artists and craftsmen offering American made, handcrafted furniture and accessories to The Garage at the Harley-Davidson Museum on Oct.

  • George Ouimette Included in Fine Furnishings Show

    Stakes will be high during this year’s Best in Show awards at the Fine Furnishings Show in Milwaukee. The Fine Furnishings Show brings artists and craftsmen offering American made, handcrafted furniture and accessories to The Garage at the Harley-Davidson Museum on Oct.

  • The Clearing to Host Jerry Apps Book Signing

    Celebrated rural historian, Jerry Apps, recalls the sights, sounds, sentiments and the chill of winters on the farm in his newest Wisconsin Historical Society Press book, The Quiet Season: Remembering Country Winters.

  • The Clearing to Host Jerry Apps Book Signing

    Celebrated rural historian, Jerry Apps, recalls the sights, sounds, sentiments and the chill of winters on the farm in his newest Wisconsin Historical Society Press book, The Quiet Season: Remembering Country Winters.

  • Used Book Sale at Egg Harbor Library

    A used book sale to benefit the Egg Harbor Library will be held Oct. 12 at the Bertschinger Center meeting room from 10 am to 3 pm. Books of all genres, CDs, DVDs and puzzles will be sold at very reasonable prices.

  • Used Book Sale at Egg Harbor Library

    A used book sale to benefit the Egg Harbor Library will be held Oct. 12 at the Bertschinger Center meeting room from 10 am to 3 pm. Books of all genres, CDs, DVDs and puzzles will be sold at very reasonable prices.

  • Readers Rampant to Discuss “Dear Life”

    The next meeting of the Readers Rampant Book Club of the Sister Bay/ Liberty Grove library is scheduled for Oct. 8 at 2:30 pm. Dear Life, a collection of short stories by Alice Munro, will be discussed, and some light refreshments will be served.

  • Readers Rampant to Discuss “Dear Life”

    The next meeting of the Readers Rampant Book Club of the Sister Bay/ Liberty Grove library is scheduled for Oct. 8 at 2:30 pm. Dear Life, a collection of short stories by Alice Munro, will be discussed, and some light refreshments will be served.

  • Three Fantastic Fall Reads

    Something about fall – the early darkness, falling leaves, and spine tingling chill – has me lighting candles and curling up with books, dark, creepy, and melodramatic books.

  • Three Fantastic Fall Reads

    Something about fall – the early darkness, falling leaves, and spine tingling chill – has me lighting candles and curling up with books, dark, creepy, and melodramatic books.

  • Albert Zahn: Great-Grandson Randy Zahn Brings Famous Folk Artist to Life

    More than 100 people attended the final 2013 meeting of the Baileys Harbor Historical Society on Sept. 12, and it’s unlikely that any of them will ever again pass the funny old blue-and-white house north of town without feeling closer to the German farmer who built it 89 years ago and named it Birds Park.

  • Albert Zahn: Great-Grandson Randy Zahn Brings Famous Folk Artist to Life

    More than 100 people attended the final 2013 meeting of the Baileys Harbor Historical Society on Sept. 12, and it’s unlikely that any of them will ever again pass the funny old blue-and-white house north of town without feeling closer to the German farmer who built it 89 years ago and named it Birds Park.

  • Changing Care: Your Guide to the Affordable Care Act

    By Linda Laarman and Karen Nordahl We continue our series on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with a focus on health insurance exchanges created by the ACA.

  • Changing Care: Your Guide to the Affordable Care Act

    By Linda Laarman and Karen Nordahl We continue our series on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with a focus on health insurance exchanges created by the ACA.

  • No Timeline on Repairs to Sagging Green Bay Bridge

    No one is willing to put a time frame on the repair of the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge that was closed on Sept. 25 after a passing motorist reported sagging roadway on the eastern section of the bridge.

  • No Timeline on Repairs to Sagging Green Bay Bridge

    No one is willing to put a time frame on the repair of the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge that was closed on Sept. 25 after a passing motorist reported sagging roadway on the eastern section of the bridge.