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In 2018 when J. Jeffers & Co. acquired the 16-acre property with grand aspirations for its revival. Their vision took shape in October 2019 when they applied for National Register of Historic Places inclusion, successfully securing this prestigious designation by 2020. Shortly after, J. Jeffers & Co. unveiled a vision to transform the site into a mixed-use town center and chose the name "Belle City Square."
During the 1840s and 1850s, as the Underground Railroad extended into southeastern Wisconsin, Racine County emerged as a vital maritime nexus. Its harbor served as a crucial waypoint for African American slaves making their way north towards Canada, marking one of the final stops on their journey to freedom.
Megan Wells, a digital marketer at @TwinDiscInc, chose Racine County because she knew it was her time to move up. Thanks to the abundance of living and career opportunities, Racine County has become a destination where people can grow personally and professionally.
Max Zuleta, of Art Below Zero, a renowned ice sculptor, embarked on a life-changing journey when he relocated to Racine County in pursuit of enhanced opportunities for both his business and his children's education
Ashley Conley is a born and raised Racine County resident, who moved away for college, but returned for the career opportunities, convenient location, incredible food, and the sense of community pride felt by residents and visitors.
Leadership Racine, a program through Racine Area Manufacturers and Commerce Foundation, hosted its second annual Nonprofit Draft Day on July 13, where individuals had the opportunity to be drafted by a nonprofit as a member on their board.
Employees at Racine's Spee-Dee Packaging and Machinery chose Racine County because they knew it was their time to move up.
Dr. Abey Kuruvilla - a world traveler, international influencer, author, and professor at UW-Parkside - had the opportunity to establish roots anywhere in the world, but he chose Racine County for the people, the culture and the opportunity.
John Baker, Jr., president of Racine's EC Styberg, shares why residents from Illinois can find more opportunities and get more bang for their dollar in Racine County.
Cory Sebastian grew up in Racine County - immersed in the restaurant industry since childhood - where she experienced firsthand the camaraderie, compassion and support of the community.
Racine County’s growing beer scene is making the area a prime destination for Midwest hopheads.
