Ephraim News

Ephraim Library will host a LIBRARWii Family Game Night from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday.

Meeting Wisconsin's Open Meetings Law requirements could be the best reason local leaders are establishing their own e-mail accounts, Liberty Grove Town Board Chairman John Lowry said 'It's more to keep everything in line with the Open Meetings Law,' Lowry said Wednesday before the Liberty Grove Town Board.

Midsummer's Music brings "A Renaissance Christmas" featuring the Chicago Early Music Consort back for a sixth straight year with a new program, "The 12 Days of Christmas." The Chicago Early Music Consort recreates the rich and diverse sounds of the Middle Ages, Renaissance and early Baroque chamber repertoire with period-correct instruments in a ...

About 125 unemployed workers met last week at Moeller's Hall and formed a permanent organization similar to what already is in operation in Green Bay and other cities.

Being an avid beader and jewelry designer, I take every opportunity when traveling to seek out local bead shops.

Fall Fest is here, and the foliage is cooperating. Door County looks beautiful in with fall colors.

Gallery 42, operated by artist Tim Nyberg, is ready to officially re-open with a reception from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct.

The Ephraim Village Board held a public hearing Monday to approve and adopt the village's comprehensive plan.

Employees of the town of Baileys Harbor will join the Wisconsin Employee Trust Fund/Wisconsin Retirement System, which replaces the current employee pension program.

Peter Coughlin, 78, who was a lighthouse keeper at Peninsula State Park before it was automated, died Friday in Green Bay from injuries he had received after being hit by an automobile.

Another Door County soldier has come home from Afghanistan - for a least a year.

This is your last chance to sign up for the fish boil beginning at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Ephraim Moravian Church.

The GREAT Days tour of fine artists studios runs from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday thorough Sunday, Sept.

More than 250 teenage and adult readers participated in the Book Bingo reading program this summer and read more than 1,800 books.

Charity Forsch, administrator-clerk for the village of Ephraim, was among the graduates of a University of Wisconsin-Extension-sponsored program held July 12-17 at UW-Green Bay.

Ephraim's Smart-Growth-compliant Comprehensive Plan is ready for public hearing after years of intermittent work on it.

The works of weaver and fiber artist Wendy Carpenter are featured from Sept. 20-26 at the Gallery of the Door County Art League.

Liberty Square of Egg Harbor will conduct an extensive remodeling project this winter to significantly expand customer service.

At 9:26 p.m. Sept. 5, two people were injured in the village of Ephraim when Alan E. Ryder, 73, of Overland Park, Kan., lost control heading west on County Q about 500 feet west of North Dane Street and drove off the road.

If you see activity in front of the Iverson House, don't worry: No one is stealing stones from the wall that Iverson himself built.