Waukesha County

If you like bow hunting and archery you’re going to love what’s the family behind West Town Archery has in store. Brian Kramp is in Brookfield where the owners have more than 70 years of combined archery and tuning experience.

West Town Archery has been dedicated to serving bowhunters and archers for 60 years and popularity of the sport continues to grow. Brian Kramp is on their indoor range in Brookfield shooting for a bullseye.

West Town Archery is a great place to visit if you’re just getting into the sport - And you don’t even need your own gear if you want to shoot. Brian Kramp is in Brookfield where kids are getting a lesson in archery.

Archery starts with the desire to want to shoot a bow, from that point on it’s all about learning the sport. Brian Kramp is in Brookfield at West Town Archery learning how to shoot and score.

Looking for a fun sport the entire family can take part in year round both inside and out? West Town Archery can help. Brian Kramp is in Brookfield where lessons and leagues for kids are just part of what’s offered.

West Town Archery has been dedicated to serving bowhunters and archers for 60 years and popularity of the sport continues to grow.

A drag queen story time draws backlash in Menomonee Falls. A bakery was planning to host the story hour as a pride month fundraiser. It was met with threats and a push to boycott. Opposition even came from a village trustee, and it forced the owners to cancel.

Bikes are just for flat roads and in Waukesha you can experience more than 5 miles of trails made for mountain bikes. Brian Kramp is at Minooka Park where they have a variety of terrain for all ages.

If your dog has been cooped up inside all day it may want to get put and run around once and awhile and the Dog exercise areas at Minooka Park are a great place to start. Brian Kramp is with the Waukesha County Executive checking out the 19 acres of land they have for your furry friends to run and play.

Looking for a refreshingly tranquil atmosphere with trails that lead you farther from the city and further into nature? Brian Kramp is in Waukesha at Minooka Park where you can enjoy more than just picnics in the park.

Looking for a way to give back to the beautiful parks in Waukesha County? Brian Kramp is with their conversation biologist with a few way to help manage the natural land in Minooka Park.

Minooka Park is the largest park in the Waukesha County Park System with a total of 579 acres and there’s plenty to do and see there all year long. Brian Kramp is checking out some of the amenities for the entire family – including your dogs.

Whether you want to go for a swim, play bingo or grab a bite to eat, Minooka Park in Waukesha has plenty to offer this spring.