Sunday, April 15, 2012
Attention local businesses, you have a home in our Directory! Claim your free listing, hop online and add photos, menus, promotions, reach out to your customers and respond to ratings and reviews today!
Ridiculously Easy! We want local businesses to join Patch because after all, we want to make life ridiculously easy for you and your neighbors. Simply log in, find your business under and claim your free business listing by clicking "Do you own or manage this location? Claim it!" on the right side of your listing. Why? Well, there are several free tools at your fingertips once you join the Patch family! Once You're In! Once you are approved, start by clicking the "Manage Your Listing" button on the left side of your listing to access your dashboard. The dashboard will show you several tools: Your Stats: See who rated and reviewed your business. And who's following your listing. You can e-mail your customers to seek out more reviews, and …
Friday, March 16, 2012
With only one vote separating the top two vote-getters, we have to give the nod to Danny Haskell's based on reader comments.
The St. Patrick's Day poll has closed, and vote count alone would crown newcomer Finn McGuire's in Hales Corners as the choice for St. Patrick's Day revelry. However, in order to discount a few people voting repeatedly, we also stated that reader comments counted. Many of you jumped on the Danny Haskell's bandwagon early and enthusiastically, which ended up giving them the edge. The local bar and grill is located just across the road from Little Muskego Lake on Lannon Drive, and has an avid following year round, featuring events like Brewer games and community involvement. However, there are 24 hours in every day, March 17 included, so there is no law stating that all of our contestants can't be patronized on St. Patrick's Day. (Of course…
Monday, March 12, 2012
You've tipped us off to a couple of places that you'll be tipping a hat (and a glass or two) in honor of St. Patrick's Day, and we've added a few others around town; what's your favorite?
With St. Patrick's Day falling on a Saturday this year, it's likely to be a big day of celebration, whether or not you're Irish (and isn't everyone on March 17?). In anticipation, we're polling our readers based in part on the preliminary comments and we've added a few selections of our own based on the festivities planned at various pubs in and around Muskego. You touted Sauced and Danny Haskell's, and we've also added Bushy's, High Tide, Matty's and Finn McGuires because of the events they have planned and the 'Irish-ness' that's likely to draw a robust crowd. The winner will be chosen by Patch editors, based on poll votes, comments and reviews in the Places directory. Like other polls, we are open to adding any selections we've missed…
Friday, January 27, 2012
My Table Gallery succeeds in a quiet corner of the city
Despite a location that many residents of Muskego may not pass through often, Jessie Voss and her nearly-one-year-old business, My Table Handmade Pottery and Gift Gallery, has enjoyed a successful first year at its location near Highway 45 and 36. "I've technically been in business for 12 years, but opened the gallery officially on February 11, 2011, and we've been very, very blessed with the response," Voss said. Her notoriety increased as she was featured on the Rachel Ray show about 2 years ago. Recently awarded second place in the WISN A-list for best gift shops, Voss said she was thrilled with the result, especially considering competition like George Watts. In part, her fans have come from the contacts she's made at art shows, …
Muskego Council made 'hard, but right' decision in moving forward with purchase of lake property, says Chamber
Members of the Muskego City Council faced a very challenging decision last night concerning potential lake property acquisition on Little Muskego Lake. While recognizing that opinions differ on the issue, the Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce believes the City Council made a hard but right decision on this matter by approving purchase of the property. The mission of the Muskego Area Chamber is to create prosperity and a vibrant community in order to make our lake community a destination for work, home and play. The City Council's vote on this matter is directly aligned to advancing this mission and vision for Muskego's future. We are thankful for the vote and for the civic-minded leadership it demonstrates. In stating our organization's …
Gregory Kluck
4:39 pm on Monday, March 12, 2012
Me? I'm staying home that evening. Like news Years Eve, St. Patty's can be amateur nite. I'll be enjoyin' a wee bit of Jameson's at home. Be careful out there! more ›