Art has a way of bringing a community together and bringing a community to life. Across Racine County, museums, art galleries, public art, and community events celebrate the history, diversity, and character that make the region unique. Racine County’s art community contributes to our vibrant downtowns, foster community connections, and support creative careers through arts education and local programs. Whether attending an exhibition, participating in a workshop, or exploring a public art installation, residents and visitors have access to experiences that inspire creativity and a deep community connection.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions many people will make. To help simplify the process, D.R. Horton, America's Builder, provides more than quality homes. Through its family of affiliated companies, the company offers mortgage, title, and insurance services, along with educational resources and personalized support designed to help buyers confidently navigate every step of the homeownership journey, from their first home search through closing and beyond.
At the same time, Foxconn is expanding its investment in Racine County talent and manufacturing. In 2025, the company announced a $569 million expansion of its Mount Pleasant operations that is expected to create 1,374 new jobs over the next four years. As demand for advanced technology and data infrastructure grows, Foxconn's continued investment is strengthening career opportunities in manufacturing, engineering, quality assurance, supply chain, and other fields.
The Village of Mount Pleasant has launched a new Small Business Retention and Expansion Program aimed at helping local businesses access resources, share feedback, and connect with organizations that support growth. The initiative is open to businesses with 500 or fewer employees and is designed to strengthen relationships between local business owners and the Village.
Architecture enthusiasts and road-trip explorers can experience a unique piece of Wisconsin history right here in Racine County. As part of the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail, a statewide self-guided route connecting nine Wright-designed sites across southern Wisconsin, Racine County is home to two of the trail's most notable destinations.
Recently, leaders from Gateway Technical College and Racine Unified School District (RUSD) joined Microsoft TechSpark on a visit to Southern Virginia to learn from an established Microsoft Data Center Academy ecosystem. The trip provided an opportunity to see how education, workforce, and economic development partners can work together to create strong career pathways and connect talent with emerging job opportunities.
Racine County makes getting around easy, with a prime location along the Chicago–Milwaukee corridor and exceptional regional access. Residents benefit from direct connections via Interstate 94 and a strong highway network, along with convenient access to major airports, Amtrak service, and Lake Michigan. It’s a well-connected region that supports efficient daily travel and seamless connections in every direction.
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Choosing where to live is about more than cost—it’s about opportunity, quality of life, and community. According to a recent WalletHub analysis, Wisconsin ranks 4th among the best states to live in, based on 51 indicators including affordability, economic opportunity, education, health, safety, and lifestyle.
This spring, Burlington High School’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) department connected 20 students with real-world career opportunities through visits to Gateway Technical College’s iMET Center, Andis, and Evolve Concepts.
Bank of America’s latest data points to a clear shift in how people are choosing where to live: instead of relocating across the country, more Americans are staying within their region and seeking out communities that offer better value and opportunity.
In Racine County, outdoor adventure doesn’t have an off-season. With four distinct seasons, the county offers year-round activities—from summer days on the lake and miles of biking and hiking trails to fall golf outings, winter snow-covered paths, and springtime park exploration. An extensive network of parks, beaches, trails, and historic landmarks makes it easy to stay active and connected to nature in every season.













