Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of August.
Good morning, Janesville.
Janesville-based Child's First Daycare moved from First Lutheran Church (damaged by an April flood) to a temporary spot at 1 Parker Place and vacated it on July 24.
The nonprofit is seeking a new affordable location to reopen in 2027, leaving some families with limited care options.
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation started accepting applications on Aug.
3 for grants that support organizations providing training and mentorship for small businesses. Eligible organizations must apply by Oct. 2 and grant winners will be announced in February 2027.
The 157-year-old Fredendall building in Janesville will open as a 10-unit apartment complex in September.
The renovated structure offers six one-bedroom units, four two-bedroom units, and retail shops on the first floor — with upgrades that preserve its historical charm.
Habitat for Humanity of WJR will launch its affordable housing project in Beloit after the city council approved selling three vacant lots for $1.
The nonprofit begins expanding housing options in Rock County as it continues projects nearing completion in Janesville (its first project in Beloit since 2008).
Music at the Marv: BLUE STEEL
6:30-8 p.m. — Marvin Roth Community Pavilion — Free entry — Experience high-energy country rock with award-winning band BLUE STEEL as they electrify the crowd.
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