Ephraim News

Christmas is almost here. We have our snow, and we have had our spirit boosted with various village events and parties.

Unique folk art Santas created from driftwood are on display at the Ephraim Library through the end of January.

Isadoora Theatre Company will present two plays for its eighth season of community theater in Door County's off season.

As the 2009 tax bills go into the mail, the County Treasurer's Office is gearing up for another busy tax season.

Today is the big day in Ephraim, with Christmas in the Village activities planned throughout the day.

Walt Freckmann, a Door County-based artist and former executive director of the Fairfield Art Center, will unveil his first art exhibition in Sturgeon Bay Thursday, Dec.

Sturgeon Bay continues its season of holiday festivities with "Christmas By the Bay" and its annual Christmas parade.

A holiday bake sale has been added to the events at Ephraim's Christmas in the Village on Saturday.

An October Door County treasurer's report shows delinquent taxes are up by $465,358 over last year, with several delinquencies belonging to elected officials.

The work of local photographers and gallery owners Lucas and Heather Harle-Frykman is featured in the current issue of Nature Photographer magazine.

Three Sturgeon Bay police officers were promoted to fill the department's top administrative positions.

This is the Seventh of a Series featuring Members of our Creative Community within the Art Guild of Menomonee Falls.

The County Board decided to engage a person to aid in the collection of $133,000 in delinquent taxes.

James Peter Jacobs, 87, died Oct. 30, 2009, at Scandia Village in Sister Bay, Wis.

On the heels of a sellout, 54-performance run in Door County, American Folklore Theatre will bring the musical comedy, "Guys & Does," to Green Bay Community Theater in December.

Christmas in Ephraim is coming up! On Dec. 5, the village will celebrate with many events.

The issue of pay raises for village of Egg Harbor's elected officials was sidelined Monday when a village trustee questioned the size of the proposed increases, compared with pay raises voted on for village employees.

The state Department of Transportation's Scenic Byways Advisory Committee could make a final determination by the end of the year on Northern Door County's application to enter that program.

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.