r/Kenosha • u/mm3827 • 19h ago
Any recommendations for trick or treating?
First year doing trick or treating in kenosha. Any recs on neighborhoods or anything?
r/Kenosha • u/mm3827 • 19h ago
First year doing trick or treating in kenosha. Any recs on neighborhoods or anything?
r/Kenosha • u/Primary_Net5816 • 1d ago
Vote Early. This week!
r/Kenosha • u/Broad-Parsley-9246 • 1d ago
Tonight’s one of the nights where you meet someone at the bar and you definitely regret not asking for their number. Talked to the same person the whole game and we (at least I did) had a blast!
Live and learn I guess haha
r/Kenosha • u/ApprehensivePush7871 • 1d ago
I have a 13 year old 100lb mastiff with arthritis in her hips. I need a dog wash where she doesn’t have to walk up steps or get into a tub with high sides. Any of you know if there’s a place like that in Kenosha County?
r/Kenosha • u/Lucky-Bear3036 • 2d ago
Would love to get out and meet some locals!
r/Kenosha • u/Hamachi_00 • 2d ago
Curious if anyone has spent time here, used their amenities, etc. I saw they have private offices for $750/mo (1 yr min) Seems pretty steep.
I understand what they are going for but curious of any real opinions rather than the engagement baiting on LinkedIn.
r/Kenosha • u/slickshoes2 • 3d ago
Does anyone have any stories to share?
The Kenosha Redskins were a semi-professional / minor league football franchise based in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
History & Timeline
Mid-20th Century Roots: Local semi-pro football in Kenosha traces back to at least the late 1940s. The Redskins played regional rivals such as the Waukegan Merchants, Racine Raiders, and Delavan Red Devils.
1970s–1980s Resurgence: The team remained active in regional Midwestern minor pro football leagues, notably competing in the Metro Football League / Cook County Football League (which later became the Midwest Football League).
1983 Championship Runner-Up: In 1983, the Kenosha Redskins reached the championship game of the league, falling to the River Grove Cowboys by a score of 12–6.
The Minor Pro Football Association (MPFA)
National Governance: Founded in 1980, the Minor Pro Football Association (MPFA) was an umbrella national organization and governing body created to rank semi-pro teams across the United States and coordinate national playoff tournaments.
National Postseason: High-performing teams in regional circuits like the Midwest Football League earned opportunities to compete in national playoff tournaments sponsored by the MPFA against top minor-pro squads from across the country.
Key Highlights
Local Rivalries: The Redskins maintained intense local rivalries, particularly with neighboring powerhouses like the Racine Raiders. Players and coaches frequently moved between these programs during their minor-league careers.
Venues: Home games were played at local community venues in Kenosha, including Lake Front Stadium, before shifting to nearby municipal fields over the years.
r/Kenosha • u/New-Addendum3874 • 4d ago
Best places or sports bars in Kenosha to watch the Brewers world series tonight?
All I can really think of is Milwaukee Burger Co. on 75th. Watch parties/suggestions?
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r/Kenosha • u/55Super88 • 5d ago
Stopped by the lake in the Carol Beach area this afternoon and was wondering if anyone knew the history of these objects in the lake. They appear to be rectangular pieces of concrete that start near the shore and then parallel the shoreline for quite a distance. Possibly a pier, breakwater, or something on the original shoreline?
r/Kenosha • u/Pure_Ad8261 • 6d ago
Looking for recommendations for a local painter who can properly prep our walls for paint. Some wall walls are plaster, some drywall. A couple of rooms have textured to paint that will need to be skimmed smooth.
Looking to white box our small two bedroom unit before we move in at the end of the month.
r/Kenosha • u/daGroundhog • 6d ago
You've watched it in the Olympics. You got mesmerized by the stones gliding down the ice. What the hell is going on with the sweeping and why is the guy at the other end yelling like a madman?
Want to find out?
The Racine Curling Club is holding learn-to-curl sessions this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. They'll teach you the basics of curling including delivering the stone, sweeping, scoring and the ethics of curling. We'll play an end (think "inning") as a mini-game to finish the session. If you don't feel you can crouch down into the hack to throw the stone like you've seen due to a bad back or knees, we have alternative delivery methods you can use.
The cost is reasonable, it's a good date idea, and a heckuva lotta fun. Curlers are some of the friendliest people around - after every match, we "broomstack" - sit around the table and have a beer and solve all the world's problems.
You can sign up for it here.
r/Kenosha • u/KingDreezus • 6d ago
Does anyone know of a good auto shop that repairs engines .. I need my camshaft replaced? Along with the rocker arms and lifters. My hemi had a p0305.. cylinder 5 misfire.
r/Kenosha • u/_877-CASH-NOW_ • 6d ago
There’s Auntie Ann’s but are there any bakeries/pubs/whatever that have good hot pretzels? I’m feigning for a good one but don’t know any good local place to grab one
r/Kenosha • u/TitleBrilliant3450 • 6d ago
Hey everyone! I recently moved to Kenosha and started a new job. I urgently need a car to commute to work, but my budget is pretty tight. I'm looking at older used cars, nothing fancy, just something reliable enough to get me to work and back.
Does anyone know a good independent mechanic in Kenosha, Pleasant Prairie, or Racine? Ideally someone honest, reasonably priced, and willing to give me some advice before I buy a car. I'd really appreciate recommendations based on your personal experience, especially if you know someone who works independently rather than at a big shop.
Thanks in advance!
r/Kenosha • u/JeanetteSchutz • 7d ago
Question: Who has the best Italian sausages these days? I don’t mean a sandwich. I mean the link sausage meat. We have been staunch Johnsonville customers for a long time, but anymore it’s just not making the grade. It’s almost flavorless. I’m sure they’ve changed their recipe to adjust their profit margin. But where to go? Tell me what you think. 🤔
r/Kenosha • u/Anomander_Rukus • 9d ago
Planning on doing a little photo shoot this weekend and wondering what everybody’s go to spots are? Especially near or on the lake. TIA!