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Door County news from the pages of the Peninsula Pulse and Door County Living, the peninsula’s trusted, local sources for information about Door County, Wisconsin.

  • Emerson’s Make Their Way Home with Chiropractic Office in Juddville

    You won’t find a receptionist when you visit Emerson Chiropractic in Juddville. Instead, you’re likely to be greeted by the husband and wife chiropractic team of Tucker and Anne Emerson, and maybe one of their two young boys, newborn Walter and his two-year-old brother Hobbs.

  • Cellcom Offers Wireless Emergency Alerts

    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Federal Emergency Management (FEMA) partnered with wireless carriers to create a national public safety system that delivers relevant, geo-targeted messages to mobile devices to alert users of impending threats to safety in their geographic area.

  • Wisconsin Farm Service Agency (FSA) Reminders

    Wisconsin Farm Service Agency (FSA) State Executive Director Brad Pfaff, announced that orchardists and nursery tree growers who experienced losses due to natural disasters occurring from January 1, 2008, through September 30, 2011, may be eligible for the Tree Assistance Program (TAP).

  • First Quarter Earnings from Baylake Corp.

    Baylake Corp. reports first quarter earnings show improvement from last year. These results are for January, February, and March. Baylake reported a 2012 first quarter net profit of $1.

  • First Friday to Benefit The Community’s Garden, Rotary Interact, and WEP, Inc.

    First Friday returns to Sturgeon Bay on May 4 and the highlighted nonprofits will be The Community’s Garden, Rotary Interact, and WEP, Inc. Local businesses will have expanded hours and many will have refreshments and live entertainment.

  • Roen Salvage Awarded Dredging Contract

    Roen Salvage of Sturgeon Bay was awarded a dredging contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Roen is one of 10 small business dredging contractors around the Great Lakes to receive one of the awards.

  • Annual Showcase of Homes

    Local homebuilders are opening up newly constructed homes for public viewing during the Showcase of Homes May 11, 12 and 18 – 20. The showcase includes a craftsman style home on the bluff in Fish Creek built by Van’s Lumber & Custom Builders, a 4,871 square foot Baileys Harbor home by PortSide Builders, The Arbors Cottage of Baileys Harbor that was rebuilt by J.

  • Opening of YMCA Child Development Center

    The Door County YMCA opened the Child Development Center in Sturgeon Bay. The property was purchased in February and was renovated, updated and equipped with new furnishings, amenities and services.

  • Kindle Giveaway at Miracle-Ear

    Miracle-Ear® in Sister Bay, will give away a Kindle® Fire with all qualifying Miracle-Ear hearing aid purchases in May. The promotion coincides with Better Hearing and Speech Month to encourage people to visit their local Miracle-Ear store for a free hearing test.

  • Hotel Disgarden Reopening

    Hotel Disgarden Bed and Breakfast in Ellison Bay is re-opening and will host a reception on Memorial Day weekend. The bed and breakfast will serve full breakfasts, including their signature buttermilk pancakes.

  • Cookery Serves Breakfast Again

    The Cookery in Fish Creek will serve breakfast again daily starting April 27. “Customers told us that they miss us for breakfast on weekdays, so we listened and are now offering breakfast everyday,” said Dick Skare, owner of the restaurant.

  • Bridgeport Resort’s Refurbishing Project

    Bridgeport Waterfront Resort is in the final stages of a major refurbishing project. The project includes installing 37-inch flat-screen televisions and replacing guest room and common floor coverings.

  • Baylake Bank Offers Tips in Observance of Teach Children to Save Day

    Yesterday was Teach Children to Save Day. In observance, Baylake Bank is offering six tips to encourage local families to share with the young people in their lives.

  • Buy Local Farm Tour & Mixer

    Everyone is invited to the Door County Buy Local Farm Tour and Mixer on May 1, 4 – 7:30 pm at Waseda Farms, 7282 Logerquist Road, Baileys Harbor. The family-friendly event includes a guided tour of the 100-year-old farming estate, exhibitors in a local foodie exhibit at the machine shed, and samples of fresh, local foods and beverages.

  • Spring Renewal Classes Offered at Eagle Harbor Inn

    Local teachers Cindy Knigge and Beth Coleman will lead classes with the goal of achieving a healthier mind, spirit and body at the Eagle Harbor Inn in Ephraim.

  • Glas Certified as a Travel Green Wisconsin Business

    Glas, the green coffeehouse in Sturgeon Bay, was recently certified as a Travel Green Wisconsin Business. “Glas opened in 2009 with a commitment to be environmentally-friendly,” said Angie Jonas, manager at Glas.

  • Heritage Dinner Series Returns to Farm Market Kitchen

    The Heritage Dinner Series in Algoma returns for another season with six dinners sampling authentic foods from around the world. The series began on April 19 with traditional foods from Switzerland and will continue with Asian foods on May 17, Mediterranean food on June 21, Indian food on July 19, South American food on August 16 and French foods on Sept.

  • Door County Board Votes in New Chair, Retains County Administrator Position

    In its first full meeting since the removal of former Door County Administrator Michael Serpe and the April 3 elections, the Door County Board of Supervisors wasted no time heading into a new era.

  • Buy Local Mixer at Waseda Farms

    On Tuesday, May 1, Door County Buy Local and the Agriculture sub-committee will present the Waseda Farm Tour and Mixer from 4 – 7:30 pm. Local farmers, chefs, restaurateurs, institutional food users, consumers and supporters of sustainable, local agriculture are invited to the family-friendly event at Waseda Farm, located at 7281 Logerquist Road, Baileys Harbor.

  • Pinwheel Galaxy Solar Collector Powers Astronomy Center

    Beginning Earth Day, The Leif Everson Observatory and Ray and Ruthie Stonecipher Astronomy Center will be harvesting renewable energy from outer space at Crossroads at Big Creek.