Amherst Junction
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Applebee's and IHOP in Plover, business roundups, 7 Brew update & more
Happy Tuesday and welcome to the Streetwise newsletter! IHOP on Village Park Drive in Plover closed Nov. 8 ahead of the new Applebee's and IHOP opening soon in Crossroads Commons. The franchisee said the new dual-branded restaurant would open in mid-November at 1400 Commerce Place. The restaurant marks the return of Applebee's to the area after it closed in September 2019 on U.S. 10 East in Stevens Point. I also recently shared a few Streetwise roundups for Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids. In Wisconsin Rapids , Mini Rapids, an indoor mini golf course, announced it will close at the end of the year. Milltown Coffee Company closed in Mid-State Technical College Oct. 29, Country Freckles moved from Eighth Street to 1710 Baker St., Taco Bell reopened, and Food Truck Tuesdays will be held at Central Wisconsin BMX in 2027. I shared a roundup of downtown business news in Stevens Point , including Fall Line Outfitters' closure with Hooked & Tagged's plans to open at the site, Wicked Willow's move to the former Erbert & Gerbert's space, and Turquoise on Main's closure. Crews continue working to build a 7 Brew drive-thru coffee shop in Stevens Point . I recently created a
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This Charming Wisconsin General Store Dishes Out Food So Delicious You Will Want To Move Nearby
If you’ve ever driven past a place and felt an immediate, unexplainable pull to turn around and go back, you already understand exactly what happens to most people the first time they spot the New Diggings General Store-Inn near Benton, Wisconsin. This charming Wisconsin general store is the kind...
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Wausau Winter Farmers Market offers local food through April
WAUSAU − Wausau-area residents can buy locally grown food throughout the colder months at the Wausau Winter Farmers Market, which runs from November through April. The market operates from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays in the gymnasium at John Marshall Elementary School, 1918 Lamont St. in Wausau, according to a community announcement. Parking and the market entrance are accessible from Weston Avenue or Broadway Avenue near the school. Produce and other locally produced foods available at the market include carrots, onions, potatoes, cabbage, garlic, mushrooms, greens, eggs, beef, pork, chicken, honey, maple syrup, bread, baked goods, canned goods and cheese. SNAP customers can receive matching dollars Customers can use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits at the market's information booth. Shoppers can swipe a SNAP/EBT card there and receive tokens that can be spent with market vendors. A new double-dollar matching program allows SNAP customers to receive a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $20 to spend on fruits and vegetables. “The matching program helps customers stretch their grocery budget. At the Wausau Winter Market, you are welcomed, no matter how you pay for food,” said Meliss Haack, regional farmers market coordinator. SNAP tokens do not expire and can be used from