
Kenosha Velosport holding group rides
The Kenosha Velosport Cycling club is holding a pair of group bike rides in an effort to provide some outdoor activities and get potential new cyclists interested in the sport.
The first ride will be a road ride at Petrifying Springs Park on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 9:30 a.m. The group will meet at Pets parking area No. 3.
The second ride will be a track training ride on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 4:30 p.m. at the Washington Park Velodrome.
"With decades of success, Kenosha Velosport Cycling, one of the most recognized amateur cycling clubs in Wisconsin, is looking to add new members," Kenosha Velosport President Mike Riva said in a news release. "Current club members are all cycling enthusiasts, from novice riders to semi-pro racers, including juniors and adults. We are a volunteer-run organization with a mission of growing and developing competitive cycling in our region.
"If you are interested in meeting new friends, developing cycling techniques, improving your fitness or looking for teammates to push you to the next level, Kenosha Velosport is the answer. We support riders from all cycling disciplines, including road, track, off-road, time trials and triathletes."
For more information, email Riva at kvcycling@gmail.com.
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Jake McGhee, left and Na’kia Hughes, Boys & Girls Club Alum and current Hampton University Student.
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Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee and Kenosha native and Denver Broncos player Melvin Gordon pose together at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wisconsin Youth of the Year Celebration and Area Council Conference, held in Madison from March 8-10.
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From left, Felicia Dalton, Jake McGhee, Andriean Cunningham and Cassandra Chatman put together box lunches at the Boys and Girls Club. The Boys and Girls Club was part of a group effort around the city where lunches were distributed to students and their families on Tuesday. Lunches were also handed out at the Kenosha Unified School District Educational Support Center, 3600 52nd St., with more than 290 lunches handed out Tuesday. This service will be provided Monday through Friday from noon-2 p.m., and will run from March 16 through April 3 while the district is closed.
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Shariah Woods, left, and Jake McGhee work to supply lunches to students in the community. The Boys and Girls Club was part of a group effort around the city where lunches were distributed to students and their families on March 17, 2020.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee and Kenosha County Executive Jim Kreuser pose for a photo with Niagara Bottling employees and Boys & Girls Club members, after Wednesday’s unveiling of plans for a playground that will be built outside the club this summer thanks to a donation from Niagara.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee, alongside Kenosha County Executive Jim Kreuser and Niagara Bottling plant director Kristan Pruett, speaks to club members at a Wednesday afternoon special announcement of a new playground to be built outside the club, courtesy of a donation from Niagara.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee, far left, shows possible playground amenities to Kenosha County Executive Jim Kreuser and Niagara Bottling employees. Club members had the opportunity to vote on one addition to the design of their new playground, which will be built this summer by way of a donation from Niagara.
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Boys & Girls Club CEO Jake McGhee and Niagara Bottling plant director Kristan Pruett shows off the design for the playground that Niagara is donating to the club.
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Jake McGhee and youth from the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha pose with Robert Schneider of the Kenosha Community Foundation.
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Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee helps Jhamari Montgomery pick out at gift at J.C. Penney in Pleasant Prairie.
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From left are Margaret Bailey-Stewart, Anthony Wright and Boys & Girls Club CEO Jake McGhee.
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Jake McGhee rallies runners during the 0.1k run at the Biergarten on Saturday, March 16, 2019. The event benefited the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha, of which McGhee is the CEO.
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The Wisconsin Evolution and Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha announced a partnership Wednesday, which will bring more opportunities for local kids to the area soon. From left are club CEO Jake McGhee and Evolution president Jason Coker.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha member Josiah Velacy, 10, of Kenosha, left discusses ribbon cutting plans with club CEO Jake McGhee during the Tween Center’s Grand Opening.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee, left, joins Dennis the Dog, club mascot, Josiah Velacy, 10, Zach Neff IKEA loyalty manager, and Lauren Triffler, Haribo spokeswoman, during the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday for the club's new Tween Center.
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Jake McGhee, left, watches as Tom White demonstrates a new light fixture that he installed in the new Tween Center at the Boys & Girls Club on Thursday, January 3, 2019. McGhee is the chief executive officer of the Boys & Girls Club. A pool table will be placed under the two globe lighting fixtures. The center is due to open on Monday.
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The Grinch (aka Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee) poses with Santa (Bob Lee of Lee Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric) and Max. The Grinch is visiting local businesses looking for donations to the club.
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Kenosha Mayor John Antaramian, left, stands next to Margaret Bailey-Stewart, of Charter-Spectrum, who presented a $5,000 check to Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee Tuesday night. The money will be used to equip the club with new computer tablets, a mobile technology lab and charging stations.
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Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee spent some time in the dunk tank during the Herizing University back-to-school party Thursday, and was forced into the water multiple times during the event.
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Jake McGhee, left, watches as Ania Corley shakes hands with Rep. Paul Ryan while she presents him with a stuffed animal as he appears at the Boys & Girls Club on Friday, February 23, 2018.
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Jake McGhee, chief executive officer of the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, speaks to the audience at the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha’s 25th anniversary gala.
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Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha CEO Jake McGhee