In Walworth County, many hours of service are contributed through Volunteer Connection Inc., a nonprofit charitable organization that matches and supports volunteers with local nonprofit organizations throughout Walworth County.
A local family’s ordeal spurs the creation of a foundation, Kisses from Keegan, to help others.
Local running experts share advice, tips and tricks for beginning runners who might be struggling to find the starting line.
In the most basic terms, food is fuel, and the quality of the food that you use to fuel your body matters.
The Kansasville Fire House also doubles as the hands-on school for Gateway Technical College’s Firefighter 1 class, the required course for all state- certified career and volunteer firefighters.
Although winter can be fun and magical, many struggle with the lack of sunlight and experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Betty Aguirre, founder of Walworth County Adult Special Olympics program, dedicates life to making a difference.
The Big Foot Community Fine Arts Foundation brings artistic experiences to students and the community alike.
Author David B. Bohl discusses his life, memoir and the connection between adoption and addiction.
At one time or another, many parents have given their child a device to keep them occupied. While that’s OK once in a while, some estimates suggest that kids are racking up five to seven hours of screen time each day.
Whether you’re an avid bicyclist or you’ve recently been inspired to take up the sport, local specialty bike stores offer a personalized experience like nowhere else.
Lake Geneva Jaycees benefit the community one fundraiser at a time. The nonprofit, which is a fully sanctioned chapter of the Wisconsin Junior Chamber International, has served the community since 1962.
A collaborative effort between Children’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Delta Dental of Wisconsin, the Seal-A-Smile program provides oral health education, screening, sealant placement and fluoride varnish application free of charge to elementary school students.
Education is key to helping the community understand that the heart of the acupuncture model is about health prevention. Local acupuncture practitioner Cindy Campbell truly believes people need both Western and Eastern medicinal approaches.
Getting a lack of sleep is an adjustment that many of us have adopted in our world of always-on technology and increasingly demanding work schedules. But how safe is it?