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Cardinal Glass Opens New Privacy Glass Manufacturing Facility
Cardinal Glass Industries is celebrating the opening of a dedicated manufacturing facility for its CLiC On-Demand Privacy Glass product line on Oct. 29, 2026, in Tomah, Wisconsin. The facility features fully robotic production lines designed to increase manufacturing capacity and reduce lead times. The upgraded operations also allow Cardinal to...
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Company in Tomah wins Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest
MADISON, Wis. (WEAU) - CLiC Smart Privacy Glass, manufactured by Cardinal IG in Tomah, was the winner of the award for Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin. According to a press release from Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin, more than 100 products were nominated this year. After a bracket-style popular vote round, four finalist competed for the trophy made by EK in Fall River and EFCO Finishing Corporation in Menomonee Falls.
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Dairyland Power considers bringing nuclear back to former Genoa site
A western Wisconsin utility is exploring whether to bring nuclear power back to the site of Wisconsin’s first nuclear power plant. Dairyland Power Cooperative announced a collaboration with Applied Atomics, a company that builds and operates small modular nuclear reactors. Grover Hettel, Dairyland’s executive vice president and chief nuclear...
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Cost pressures sink Marten Transport’s Q3
Shares of refrigerated carrier Marten Transport were down 7% in midday trading on Friday, following a disappointing third-quarter report. Despite improving supply-demand fundamentals, a runup in fuel and health insurance costs, among other items, were a drag in the period. Mondovi, Wisconsin-based Marten (NASDAQ: MRTN) reported net income of $2.9...
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Tiffany campaigns on a farm near Onalaska
The Republican candidate for governor of Wisconsin is promoting a ‘healthy foods’ agenda, while campaigning in the Onalaska area. U.S. House Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Minocqua) visited the Morning Star Dairy on Friday, promoting the dairy products the Badger State is famous for, while also wanting to see more people working on farms.
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La-Z-Boy celebrates the opening of new La Crosse furniture store next to Valley View Mall
A new La-Z-Boy furniture store has officially opened at Valley View Mall. The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce had a formal ribbon-cutting at the store shortly after opening its doors for Wednesday business hours. Store manager Ben Kennedy likes the location of the store, in a busy retail area along Highway 16. “We’re extremely blessed to have this location open and available,” says Kennedy, “so all credit to La-Z-Boy for recognizing the opportunity that this area provides, and this location in general.”
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Tom Tiffany Shares Food & Farming Agenda
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Tiffany campaigns near Onalaska for more healthy foods, and more people working on farms
The Republican candidate for governor of Wisconsin is promoting a ‘healthy foods’ agenda, while campaigning in the Onalaska area. Tom Tiffany visited the Morning Star Dairy on Friday, promoting the dairy products the Badger State is famous for, while also wanting to see more people working on farms. “Today, too many young people who want to farm are struggling to get started,” said the GOP Congressman. “Land is expensive, equipment is expensive, and the financial barriers to entering agriculture are enormous.”
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La Farge among recipients of $11.5 million state clean energy grant program
LA FARGE, Wis. — The Village of La Farge is among 36 communities, schools, nonprofits, manufacturers and other organizations across Wisconsin selected to receive funding through the state’s Energy Innovation Grant Program. La Farge was awarded $230,432 under the program’s renewable energy and energy storage category, one of...
Fillmore County Journal
Local Experts in Body Work and Car Care
Owners Keith Bradt and Bill Burk have owned Chatfield Body Shop in Chatfield since 1995. Keith’s dad had bought the business in 1978; when he became ill in 1989, Keith joined him in the business. Keith ran the business from 1990 to 1995 when he and Bill Burk, who already did body work at the business, decided to form a partnership.