The Potawatomi at Geneva Lake
Centuries ago, the shores of Lake Kishwauketoe were home to a thriving population of Native Americans.
Summer 2016
A Culture of Inclusion
From their inception, Geneva Lake’s summer camps have offered those from all walks of life a chance to take part in the joys and restorative powers of lake living.
Generations of Glorious Gardens
Geneva Lake’s south shore bends slightly to form a tip of land known as Rainbow Point, with an ever-evolving garden steeped in family tradition and history.
From High-Rise to Hog House
Manhattan designer Richard McGeehan finds solace in the Wisconsin countryside at the quiet Hog House.
Reconstructing the Jazz Age
An historic home on the Lauderdale Lakes with a fascinating past gets a new lease on life.
Walk on Water
For thousands of years, men and women have stood on boards and paddled atop water. Yet the new boards that gracefully skim our lake’s shoreline today have transformed an age-old form of transportation rather quickly.
Time Crunch: Eight Ways to Add Exercise to Your Busy Day
Exercise is important for having the quality of life you want, now and into the future, it offers plenty of short-term benefits as well.
Q & A John Halverson
John Halverson was general manager of the Lake Geneva Regional News since 2009. His journalistic career spanned 44 years with time spent as a reporter, columnist, movie reviewer and editor.
Fish Fry Friday
In Wisconsin, almost every restaurant has a fish fry on Friday night. If you feel like staying at home this Friday, try your hand at our fish fry recipe.
Bronze Age Artwork
How Jay Brost traded plastics for Bronze in his second career with Miniature Precision Components Inc.
Smartphones vs. Libraries: do we have a winner?
Why communities depend on public libraries for more than books – and why you should visit your local library today!
Mailboat at 100
There’s one daredevil act from the era that paying audiences still throng to see 100 years later: the daily spectacle of the mail jumper hopping on and off the swiftly moving Mailboat.
Disc Fever
A game of disc golf can be played more quickly than traditional golf – and it can be found right in our own community at the White River Disc Golf Course.