
KENOSHA, Wis. — The upcoming Keys to Kenosha event received a boost this week after the Wisconsin Department of Tourism awarded organizers a $14,500 marketing grant to help promote the community celebration.
The grant was formally presented Wednesday during a ceremony on the steps of the Simmons Neighborhood Library. Mayor David Bogdala thanked the Wisconsin Department of Tourism for supporting the event, which is intended to showcase Kenosha’s attractions and encourage tourism throughout the city.

Among those attending the presentation were Wisconsin Department of Tourism Development Specialist David Spiegelberg, Kenosha Public Library Director Sarah Townsend, Simmons Library Branch Manager Justin Keberlein, Community Development Specialist Abby Huff, City Development Director Tim Casey, Visit Kenosha President Dennis DuChene, Visit Kenosha Marketing Director Laura Gregorski, Kenosha Area Business Alliance Marketing Director Becky Noble, Kenosha County Communications Manager Joe Potente, Senior Community Development Specialist Mike Maki, and other local officials and organizers.

A second presentation photo included Dmitry Dukhan, Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Construction for event sponsor Uline, alongside Mayor Bogdala, Casey, DuChene, and Spiegelberg.

Following the presentation, Spiegelberg was given an informal tour of the historic Simmons Neighborhood Library by Branch Manager Justin Keberlein. The visit highlighted the library as one of the community assets tied to the Keys to Kenosha initiative and the city’s broader tourism efforts.
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