There’s a home located on Pleasant Street in downtown Lake Geneva. It’s currently a rental and, with property values rising, or rather skyrocketing, has gone up in value from $125,00 that it sold for in 2015, to $343,000 today. The current dwellers are renting the place, apparently, if the Internet is to be believed. That house used to have an American flag flying from a buttress holding up the porch, viewable in the Google maps section.
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Our Place The downtown Lake Geneva theater, of a long tradition, is gone. The owners of the...
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Sometimes, in small-town governmental operations, there are only a few members of the elected and appointed leaders who really get it. The overages in charges submitted by MSI (the general contractor for the Riviera redevelopment) to the city council on Monday night were met with a bit of irritated shock and no small amount of embarrassment.
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THE BRIGHT SIDE In the spirit of this spooky and haunting season, explore Lake Geneva’s historic...
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LIVING HERE Lake Geneva Oktoberfest occurs this weekend on October 9th & 10th. Get ready...
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OUR PLACE The ten-year anniversary of the Geneva Shore Report. Started ten years ago, with this...
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LIVING HERE Another digital messaging sign will be added to the downtown area. Not everyone is...
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The guy took over the business from his dad and lives right on the lake these days. He builds housing developments around the Geneva Lake area, not just in Lake Geneva itself. Everyone knows about his ‘greyhound’ development, put into the huge land area that sits next to the Town of Bloomfield land along the bypass.
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LIVING HERE The Not So Happy Café. We are writing about the Chinese Restaurant located on Wells...
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LIVING HERE American Legion Post #24 14th Annual Car Show this Saturday, July 31st will go...
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The slow, sometimes staggered, and tilted development of the Lake Geneva area is becoming more apparent as time passes. The virus has not run its course, as of this writing, but it has been put into abeyance and into a ‘back seat’ if you will, because of the success of the vaccinations. Many people in Walworth County are vaccinated, as of this writing.
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LIVING HERE Last week’s public works meeting agenda was quite substantial, with twenty-four...
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