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Board rejects presentation time limit (7/23/08)
V. Richards Market owner, produce manager face stolen property charges (7/23/08)
Waukesha residents lose sleep over train horns (7/23/08)
Muskego fire company could cease operations if resolution passes (7/21/08)
Police officers asked to save fuel (7/21/08)
Workers struggle to navigate layoffs, uncertainty in tumultuous economy (7/21/08)
Grass-roots effort revives Mukwonago museum (7/19/08)
Simpler times at Northview (7/19/08)
Tuition is just the beginning of bills for college (7/19/08)
Girls take sheep on first, final barnstorm (7/18/08)
Waukesha County Fair Schedule (7/18/08)
MSOE reaches westward (7/17/08)
Plan for baseball team at Frame Park advances (7/17/08)
Breathing a sigh of relief (7/16/08)
Journal Sentinel Junior Golf Tournament (7/16/08)
New food vendors bubble up (7/16/08)
Trapshooters association keeps members on target (7/16/08)
27 charged in heroin network that authorities say led to 5 deaths (7/15/08)
Our oldest fair gears up again (7/15/08)
Train horns to get hearing (7/15/08)
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From Waukesha NOW

Bright futures on the horizon for area students (7/16/08)
Waukesha farmers market offers a fresh taste (7/16/08)
Carl Zach Classic puts professional cycling in Waukesha (7/9/08)
Firebirds Land O’ Lakes team remain competitive (7/9/08)
Greenfield Ave. bids come in (7/9/08)
Disaster Recovery Center opens in Waukesha County (7/2/08)
Retzer Nature Center and Charles Z. Horwitz Planetarium: Waukesha's one-stop nature spot (7/2/08)
Storm victims may qualify for IRS disaster relief (7/2/08)
Ambiente Housing begins construction revolution in Waukesha (6/26/08)
Habitat Homestore celebrates grand opening (6/26/08)
Police briefs (6/26/08)
Sports are a great relief from life’s problems (6/26/08)
Groups offer full day of July 4 activities (6/25/08)
Dominick signs pro contract (6/19/08)
Waukesha in bloom for garden tour (6/19/08)
Crusade falls just short (6/12/08)
Flooding closes streets (6/12/08)
La Casa hosting 26th annual Fiesta Waukesha (6/12/08)
Waterlogged Waukesha short of dry ground (6/12/08)
John's Drive-In: A frosty sip of tradition (6/4/08)

Marquette salutes
local honor students

Marquette University and WaukeshaNOW.com are proud to salute the outstanding students who have made the honor rolls at our local schools. Click on a student's name for a printable honor roll certificate. Go to the honor rolls page.

Journal Sentinel Photo by William J. Lizdas

Animals, concerts
and rides, oh my!

Check out photos from the Waukesha County Fair in our photo gallery.

Enjoy Friday Night Live

Enjoy live music and nighttime shopping during Freeman Friday Night Live, held dowtown from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Friday through September.

Friday Night Live information | Promotional poster

Waukesha Farmers Market open

The Waukesha Farmers Market is open from 7 a.m. to noon Saturdays and from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday along the south side of the Fox River on Riverfront Plaza.

Waukesha Farmers Market information | Photo gallery

What's Happening NOW

WaukeshaNOW.com and the Waukesha & Pewaukee Visitors Bureau are teaming up to provide you with an online calendar of community events and attractions. E-mail us to learn how to submit an event.

Darryl Enriquez The Journal Sentinel reporter clarifies how decisions are made in this growing city.

Laurel Walker The Journal Sentinel columnist gives you her take on living in Waukesha and what's happening here.

Student Notes Learn about the activities and accomplishments of local students, here and away at school.

House of Worship Waukesha NOW staff profile a local congregation and its place of worship.

Shoptalk The Waukesha Business Improvement District features a local business.

Family Watchdog Use the interactive map to see where sex offenders live and work in Waukesha.

Public school employee salaries Find out how much your child's teacher is earning and how that compares to other teacher salaries.

Data Warehouse: More searchable databases

Through Sunday, July 20: Enjoy agricultural exhibits, entertainment, food, carnival rides and more at the 166th annual Waukesha County Fair at the county fairgrounds.

Saturday, July 19: Watch the Carl Zach Cycling Classic wind through downtown Waukesha, followed by food and live music at the Main Street block party.

Weekend Happenings: Arts, music and more