Good morning, Waukesha.

About 3,000 men will attend the No Regrets Conference at Elmbrook Church (777 S.

Barker Road) on Saturday, Feb. 7 from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. as it streams to over 200 sites, and Pastor Steve Sonderman will hand leadership to Albo Esilaba.

Catholic Memorial High School is hosting a panel discussion on business succession planning and mergers at the Academic Resource Center, 601 E.

College Ave., Waukesha from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, featuring experts in law, construction, and corporate strategy.

Mukwonago High School students are building a large shed for a golf simulator in the NextGen Trades challenge hosted by NARI Milwaukee, with judging set at the State Fair grounds from Feb.

13 to 15 (the competition aims to boost interest in trade skills).

City police are urging families to complete a Special Needs Alert Form that allows sharing communication details and preferences for individuals with disabilities.

Disability advocate Heidi Hamilton from Journey21 says the confidential form (available only to city residents) will help officers respond calmly and effectively.

The Town of Mukwonago Plan Commission will review a revised 17-lot residential proposal for a Planned Development District today at Town Hall on County Road I (the plan includes 40% open space on over 54 acres) and awaits further approvals before construction begins.

Hardwater Freaks Annual Ice Fishing Event

2-9:30 p.m. — Okauchee Lions Community Park — $25 admission — Celebrate winter with live music, food, and support for veterans and kids in the great outdoors.

2026 Spring Home Improvement Show

10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center — Parking for $13 per vehicle — Connect with over 150 home improvement and remodeling experts to inspire your next project.

Valentine's Night with Julie Thompson and String Theory

5-7:30 p.m. — Let It Be — Reservations recommended — Enjoy a romantic evening with live music in a cozy setting this Valentine's Day.