Q&A The Reading Room
New youth services librarian Wendy Finley creates imaginative opportunities for families in The Reading Room.
New youth services librarian Wendy Finley creates imaginative opportunities for families in The Reading Room.
Yerkes Future Foundation brings back life to historic Observatory landscape.
Amy Nocek, project manager for NEAT Method Wisconsin, shares her favorite spring cleaning tips.
Local fishing guide Scott Dillion shares his love of ice fishing.
Molly Chanson, a yoga instructor, shares how this mind-body practice has guided her through tough times.
Lake Geneva’s Ezra Ward-Packard raises money for diabetes care through ultra-endurance cycling.
We sat down with Dave Sekeres, long-time general manager of Lake Lawn Resort, to talk about the hospitality industry and the challenges it faces.
Forty years and over 200 homes later, the company’s creations are some of the most iconic on the shores of Geneva Lake and in southeast Wisconsin.
Jennifer Straus has been at Badger High School for over a decade, beginning as associate principal then being named interim principal for the 2019-20 school year.
Ted Pankau has served as the Water Safety Patrol’s director since 1990 and has overseen many changes, including the upgrade of its boat fleet.
To complement this issue’s At Home Section, we caught up with Chris Stebnitz, third-generation owner of Stebnitz Builders, a full-service residential remodeling and design…
At The Lake caught up with Tom Kwiatkowski, Lake 96.1’s owner, to get his thoughts on the station’s success as well as his many career achievements.
Nelly Buleje brings worldly experiences back home to Lake Geneva as Grand Geneva Resort & Spa’s executive chef.
Garrett Cheyne started Curate Interior Design LLC to pursue his dream of creating his own business for residential and hospitality design.
Now that another school year is getting underway, At The Lake turned to a veteran educator, recently retired Badger High School science teacher Barry Mess to get his thoughts on teaching.