Dennis Hines

Members of the Lake Geneva Historic Preservation Commission plan to apply for a grant to research buildings that are 50 years or older to determine their historical significance to the community. File photo, Regional News

Central-Denison Elementary School students recently sent their holiday wish lists to the "jolly ole elf."

Mayor Todd Krause, left, meets with Interim City Administrator David De Angelis after a recent City Council meeting. De Angelis will continue to serve as Lake Geneva’s interim city administrator, as city officials restart the recruitment process for hiring a new administrator. Dennis Hines

Wisconsin Power & Light Company officials plan to construct a new electrical distribution substation near the Geneva Lake Museum to replace a current substation that is located near the museum. Members of the Lake Geneva City Council approved a general development plan for the project, Dec. 9. Dennis Hines

Proposed rate increases to rent a boat slip or buoy in Lake Geneva's city-owned lagoon are a step closer to officially being approved, despite a request for them to receive further review. Dennis Hines

Two Lake Geneva Business Improvement District Board members will be returning to their seats in 2025.

Todd Krause is sworn in as Lake Geneva’s new mayor during the City Council re-organizational meeting, April 16. Krause was elected mayor during the April 2 election by defeating former Mayor Charlene Klein. Dennis Hines

When it comes to educating students, Lake Geneva public schools seem to be making the grade.

Lake Geneva aldermen discuss whether parking placards will continue to be made available to downtown churches

The Lake Geneva Public Library, 918 W. Main St., is turning 130 years old this year.