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The Peninsula Pulse is Door County’s resources for news, arts and entertainment.
Founded in 1996 by David Eliot and Tom McKenzie, the Pulse was launched to bring a fresh perspective to the people, lifestyle, arts, and literature culture of the Door County peninsula. Now owned by Eliot and Egg Harbor native Myles Dannhausen Jr, the Peninsula Pulse and its distribution and film companies employ 15 full-time and 7 part-time employees dedicated to bringing the stories of Door County to print, the web, and film.
Today the paper is the area’s trusted resource for local news, entertainment, opinion, and arts news. The Pulse’s staff of writers, reporters, editors, and salespeople are deeply entwined with the ethic of the peninsula and the paper strives to be not just a reflection of its community, but a driving force for change and self-examination. Source
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Search ArticlesObituary: Steven Caleb Brandt
Nov. 3, 1984 – July 4, 2026 Steven Caleb Brandt was born on Nov. 3, 1984. Steve was, first of all, a lover of Jesus, which affected how he lived his life. He received his salvation through Jesus Christ at a young age and was water and Spirit baptized. He had a hunger for God and the holy scriptures, and spent numerous hours in prayer, reading, and listening to life-giving words that transformed his life.
Obituary: Patricia “Patt” Ann Jackson
1945 – 2026 Patricia “Patty” Ann Jackson, 81, of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away in the comfort of her seasonal home in the Town of Egg Harbor. Patty loved gardening, antiquing, attending Bob Dylan tribute concerts, and exploring all corners of the US on lengthy road trips. Raised in Lake Forest, Illinois, she was a true artist from a young age, winning awards and scholarships for her artistic ability.
Legion Baseball: Ahnapee Loses Late to A’s
Ahnapee’s Hobbs Emerson pitched all six innings Monday in the Trailblazers’ 4-2 Senior Legion baseball loss at Ashwaubenon. File photo by Kevin Boneske. The Ahnapee Trailblazers led early Monday, but ended up losing their Senior Legion baseball game at Ashwaubenon, 4-2. The Trailblazers got on the scoreboard in the top of the first when Jacob Massey singled to plate Hobbs Emerson.
Obituary: Albert (Bert) R. Schaff, III
d. July 6, 2026 With love, we announce the passing of Albert (Bert) R. Schaff, III, on July 6, 2026. While he lived his life in his own unique way, he will be remembered for his kind heart, generous spirit, and the friendships he made throughout his life. He touched many lives and will be deeply missed by those who knew and loved him. In accordance with his family’s wishes, a private burial service will be held.
Legion Baseball: Trailblazers Fall at Bonduel
The Ahnapee Trailblazers, who led by a run going into the bottom of the seventh inning on Saturday, then gave up two runs and lost their Senior Legion baseball game at Bonduel, 4-3. It marked the second time Ahnapee lost by a run to Bonduel this season after the Trailblazers dropped a 3-2 decision July 2 at Sturgeon Bay’s Memorial Field.
Triathletes Beat the Heat in Egg Harbor
The first day of the Door County Triathlon event at Murphy Park in Egg Harbor was greeted with perfect conditions on Saturday morning. The open water was as smooth as it has ever been for the race, said director Sean Ryan, One thousand runners registered for the Sprint, with 872 finishers in the event, including 447 men and 425 women. The event included a quarter-mile swim, 18-mile bike and 3.1-mile run.
This week ON THE AGENDA
The parcels outlined in yellow at the junction of county roads A and E in Baileys Harbor, are the topic of a meeting on July 13 to change zoning to make way for commercial development. Source: Town of Baileys Harbor. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Baileys Harbor is one of the towns to watch this week, with the town board heading into a closed session to discuss the resignation of its fire chief.
Legion Baseball: Trailblazers Beat Bay Port, 6-4
Ahnapee’s Siggy Hansen pitched all seven innings Thursday in the Trailblazers’ 6-4 Senior Legion baseball victory over Bay Port. File photo by Kevin Boneske. The Ahnapee Trailblazers scored three times in the fifth inning and added two runs in the top of the seventh en route to winning Thursday’s Senior Legion baseball game at Bay Port, 6-4. Siggy Hansen pitched all seven innings for the Trailblazers to record the victory, allowing four runs on nine hits while striking out eight.
FEATURED PET: Snow
Featured Pet Snow. Submitted. Snow is 1 year old, weighs 10 pounds and is available for adoption at the Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) Door County Campus. Snow is happiest spending time on his own, whether he’s curled up with his favorite blanket, watching the world from the window or searching for his next perfect napping spot. He would thrive in a quieter home with older children who can respect his boundaries and give him the time and space he needs to feel comfortable.
Butterfly Blitz At Crossroads
Butterflies, like this monarch, will be the focus of several programs at Crossroads at Big Creek next week. Submitted. Butterflies are the topic of several upcoming programs at Crossroads at Big Creek. Local librarian Beth Lokken will lead a weekly children’s storytime focused on butterflies on Monday, July 13, at 2 pm. This week’s featured picture book is The Amazing Life Cycle of Butterflies, written by Kay Barnham and illustrated by Maddie Frost.