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  • Skilled Care vs. Custodial Care: Taking Care of You Inside Your Home

    Medicare does not cover custodial care but will cover skilled care under specific circumstances. Knowing the differences between custodial care and skilled care will help you better understand your medical care choices and financial obligations. First, it is important to know what custodial care is...

  • Waukesha County Expands Opportunities to Recycle Right

    Residents in participating communities will now be able to recycle #4 (LPDE) plastics, including containers of sour cream, yogurt or other plastic tubs with lids. 

  • Commissioner Officiates 1000th Wedding

    Court Commissioner Christopher Bailey marks significant milestone helping couples say "I do"

  • New County Career Site Coming Soon

    Waukesha County is transitioning to a brand-new site where job seekers can look for new employment opportunities with the county. 

  • Moorland Road CTH O Pavement Project

    Hoffman Construction Company along with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation will host a public involvement meeting for the pavement replacement project on Moorland Road (CTH O) in the City of New Berlin. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 17th.

  • Top Three Things to Look for in a Flight School

    Whether you took a few classes years ago and you’re looking to finally complete your flight training, or you’re just embarking on your journey to earn your wings, finding the right flight school to help you meet your needs and goals is essential. When the average time to earn your private pilot’s certificate takes between 6 to 12 months, and costs approximately $6,000-$10,000 it’s important to do your research and ask good questions before making your investment.

  • Flight Path: Aviation Volunteer

    Aviation events like EAA’s annual AirVenture and other airshows and fly-ins offer a great way for aviators and enthusiasts to share their love of flight, but these events are often powered by volunteers who get involved for a variety of reasons. We recently sat down with Waukesha-area native, Jim Brown, a long-time volunteer with EAA, to find out what inspired him to become a volunteer, what concerns and excites him about the future of aviation and his words of wisdom to anyone looking at volunteering or pursuing a career in aviation.

  • New Year's Resolutions for Aviation Enthusiasts

    At the start of each new year, 41% of Americans commit to resolutions with the intention of making changes in their lives that will result in losing weight, eating healthier, improving their lives, finding love – the list goes on and on. To join in on the excitement, we’ve developed our own list of new year’s resolutions for aviation enthusiasts.

  • Earning Your Wings is Within Reach

    Whether you’ve always wanted to become a pilot or you’ve recently been intrigued by the wild blue yonder, there are several options and opportunities available to help you realize your dream of flight.

  • Do You Need Training Before Flying Your Drone?

    Since the advent of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS or “drones”), many businesses – including surveying, real estate, photography, construction, security and inspection, to name a few – have longed to leverage the many benefits that drones provide.