Kewaunee County News

When the Door County Advocate began publication on March 22, 1862, every letter had to be set by hand. Now the newspaper has a presence on the Internet and the same computers that set news for the paper are telling the cyber world what Wisconsin s Door Peninsula is all about. Wisconsin's Door Peninsula projects northeasterly into Lake Michigan nearly 80 miles from the northeastern corner of Wisconsin. Washington Island lies off the tip of the peninsula. The county contains nearly 478 square miles with some 250 miles of shoreline. Joseph Harris founded the Advocate, one of Wisconsin s largest semi-weekly magazines. Originally a weekly, it started with 104 subscribers and now has subscriptions for more than 12,000. In 1955, Chan Harris, great grandson of Joseph, started the Advocate s Resorter Reporter section. At first printed only in summer, it is now a year-round publication. The Door County Advocate is published in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.

Peninsula Pulse is a comprehensive source for all things Door County, Wisconsin, offering a wealth of information on local events, festivals, live music, theater performances, galleries, outdoor tours, food, drink, sports, literature, and community happenings. With a focus on highlighting the vibrant arts and culture scene in Door County, Peninsula Pulse covers a wide range of topics including local history, health and wellness, philanthropy, and life notes, providing readers with a well-rounded view of the region's entertainment, literature, and art scene.Generated from the website