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NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay

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Northeast Wisconsin dairy farmers look for savings as fuel costs rise

From tractors to hauling feed and milk, fuel keeps a farm moving. 🚜⛽ As prices rise, Northeast Wisconsin dairy farmers are finding new ways to cut costs.

Oconto Falls, WI · 5d

Trains.com

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Schneider CEO calls UP-NS merger ‘icing on the cake' for new Norfolk Southern intermodal deal

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Schneider National CEO Jim Filter focused on the newly announced Norfolk Southern eastern network agreement during the company’s third-quarter earnings call today, which also highlighted improving intermodal profits. Filter praised the potential of the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern combination, while adding some details on how the new eastern network agreement would [...] Read More...

Green Bay, WI · 8d

The Post-Crescent

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An incoming sushi place, a closing children's boutique and more

Welcome to The Buzz newsletter! If you're an early riser like I am, I hope you've also been enjoying the morning golden hour while we still have the fall leaves to admire. I've been taking morning walks, and it's seriously picture perfect everywhere you look – I'll miss that as we head into the cold front of winter. Anyways, here's what's been going on in the world of business: First up, I reported on the upcoming closure of Little Bear Boutique, a children's boutique in Kaukauna. We covered the business shortly after it opened back in January and addressed what people should know about the store as it enters its final days. Next, exciting news in the world of food trucks as MeowMeow Sushi is currently working on opening a brick-and-mortar in Appleton. The sushi spot is expected to open in the coming few months, and the food truck will continue popping up around the Fox Cities in the meantime. Another upcoming closure landed on our radar: Catch Fire Creations in Menasha. The shop offers over 200 3D printed projects customers can choose from to paint. We covered what to know about the closure and what plans the business has

Appleton, WI · 9d

WBAY Green Bay

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New London farm earns Audubon bird-friendly land certification

A New London farm is being recognized for raising cattle and for helping grassland birds thrive.

New London, WI · 8d

stockbridgeupdates.com

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Notes from the Board of Assessors (BOA), October 20, 2026

The Overlay Fund has $172,039 in it. Use of that money is restricted to paying for abatements and exemptions, uncollectible taxes, and losses in Appellate Court. Each year the BOA votes to add the Fund. The assessor recommended $20,000. We have commercial, industrial, and personal property. Each year the BOA...

Stockbridge, WI · 6d

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Bank First Welcomes Robert Bergfeld and Austin Heeren

MANITOWOC, WI, October 30, 2026 -- Bank First (NASDAQ: BFC) is pleased to announce the addition of Robert Bergfeld as Vice President – Business Banking and Austin Heeren as Vice President – Treasury Management. These additions reflect the Bank's continued commitment to delivering exceptional service to customers and strengthening its commercial banking and treasury management teams.

Manitowoc, WI · 8d

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Historic Schauer & Schumacher building in downtown Green Bay reopens as law firm offices

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- A long-vacant historic building in downtown Green Bay is getting a new chapter, with a law firm and a concert venue moving into the restored space. The Schauer & Schumacher building at 109 N. Adams St. had sat vacant for more than two decades. It is now home to the city’s oldest law firm, The Everson Law Firm.

Green Bay, WI · 9d

NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay

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Neighbors push back against proposed natural gas facility in Town of Brillion

Neighbors across Northern Calumet County came together to ask Invenergy, a private energy company, questions about its proposed 1.9 gigawatt natural gas facility.

Brillion, WI · 9d

seehafernews.com

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Calumet County Launches Text Notification System For Residential Tax Bills

Calumet County is making it easier for residents to learn about their tax bills. A new optional property tax notification service lets homeowners receive alerts about key property tax information, including when bills are issued, upcoming due dates, delinquent tax notices, and more. Calumet County officials say the service is...

Calumet County, WI · 9d

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Oshkosh Corp. lays off 80

OSHKOSH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — Oshkosh Corp. has laid off 80 employees. Company leaders say the employees were all salaried, office-based workers. No union employees were affected. The employees were part of the company’s Transport segment, working in both the Defense and Delivery sides. The number represented about 3% of...

Oshkosh, WI · 8d

Daily Reporter

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Zignego Co. wins $129M contract for Interstate 41 work

Pewaukee-based Zignego Co. Inc. won a hefty contract to work on the Interstate 41 mainline in Outagamie County, according to the Wisconsin Project Center. The road contractor won out of five apparent bids to do removal, milling, grading and paving work roughly between Holland Drive and Buchanan Street in Little Chute, Wisconsin Department of Transportation plans showed. It’s part of a billion-dollar project to expand the highway between Outagamie and Brown counties.

Outagamie County, WI · 10d

The Post-Crescent

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Check out what's buzzing at this beekeeping shop's new location in Hortonville

This beekeeping supply and retail store in Hortonville recently upgraded its hive, as it were, allowing for more educational opportunities and offerings. Let It Bee moved from N1829 Municipal Drive to N2223 North Road and held a grand opening Sept. 29. Owners Craig and Michelle Spindler said they outgrew their old spot, and that with their expansion, they can bring more to the table for local beekeepers. "We're not just a bee store, we're really a community," Craig said. "The new building allows better foot traffic and even space for our new classroom so we can do more with events. It's a great step for helping educate our community and provide more for local beekeepers." The business carries equipment, such as hive parts, as well as bee feed, live bees, hive treatments and anything else keepers might need. It also offers a retail section with honey-focused goods like honey sticks, candies, soaps and, of course, honey. They've also got a setup that allows customers with their own hives to come in and help do the extractions of their own honey during business hours. From a middle school science project to a buzzing business The Spindlers have been running the business

Hortonville, WI · 9d

WBAY Green Bay

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Green Bay Public Market facing more issues, losing county funding

A major Green Bay project is losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in Brown County funding.

Green Bay, WI · 9d

kewauneecountystarnews.com

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County Board ultimately rejects $15 million for El-Na Farms

KEWAUNEE COUNTY – The County Board began their regular Oct. 20 meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer before moving directly into public comment, where two citizens gave their input on a proposed $15 million industrial development revenue bond for El-Na Farms. Tyler Frye and Debra Noel...

Kewaunee County, WI · 11d

WBAY Green Bay

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Brillion-based AriensCo's zero-turn mower reaches final four

Gravely ZT HD Stealth 60 advanced in the statewide manufacturing competition but did not win.

Green Bay, WI · 10d

The Northwestern

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Oshkosh Corp. cuts about 80 office jobs in Transport segment

OSHKOSH – Oshkosh Corp. laid off about 80 salaried, office-based employees in its Transport segment this week, a company spokeswoman confirmed Thursday. The cuts are the latest at the Oshkosh-based specialty vehicle maker. They came the same day the company reported third-quarter earnings that fell short of Wall Street expectations and cut its full-year profit outlook. Read more news: Oshkosh Employee of the Year teacher deported to Costa Rica by ICE What Oshkosh Corp. said about the layoffs Alexandra Hittle, senior director of global marketing and communications for the Transport segment, responded to questions from the Oshkosh Northwestern by email. She said the segment "reduced a number of office-based roles as part of a broader organizational realignment." "This action is part of ongoing efforts to better align the organization's structure with current business needs and remain competitive in dynamic market environments," Hittle said. She described the move as "a structural realignment to bring our cost structure and organizational layers in line with current business volume." Hittle said it "was not connected to any program or proposal effort." Read more news: Oshkosh coach and teacher remains employed after misconduct probe Who was affected in Oshkosh Corp.'s layoffs? Affected employees were notified

Oshkosh, WI · 9d

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Outlook Group confirms acquisition of Pewaukee packaging facility, keeps team in place

NEENAH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — A company headquartered in Neenah has acquired a Pewaukee facility. Outlook Group announced the acquisition of ABX – Innovative Packaging Solutions. The company says this will add specialty label production, additional flexible packaging capacity, and conductive film printing — including in-house ink formulation —...

Neenah, WI · 11d

The Northwestern

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Longtime Oshkosh State Farm agent announces retirement

OSHKOSH – Kim Herzberg, Oshkosh's longest-tenured active State Farm agent, will retire Oct. 31 after more than 31 years serving the community. Herzberg has been affiliated with State Farm since 1988 and opened an independent Oshkosh agency on Feb. 1, 1995, according to a community announcement. The agency operates at 837 N. Main St. in a commercial building constructed in 1920 in the North Main Street Historic District. The announcement describes the property as a neighborhood landmark and the agency as a longtime part of the local business community. Herzberg's agency offers auto, home, life and business insurance and provides one-on-one risk management counseling. Its support team has more than 100 years of combined insurance experience, according to the announcement. "Serving the Oshkosh community has been an absolute honor," Herzberg said. "I am deeply grateful to our loyal policyholders who trusted us to protect what matters most, and to my incredible long-term staff — Sue, Nancy, Taylor, Debbie — especially Sue, whose dedication made our office a welcoming home for so many families." What happens to the Oshkosh State Farm agency? Incoming State Farm agent candidate Jacob Nielsen, ChFC, will take over operations at 837 N. Main St. The agency's

Oshkosh, WI · 10d

NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay

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Appleton's $224 million budget raises questions about costs for residents

Appleton's proposed $224 million 2027 budget could lower property taxes slightly while raising sewer and garbage fees, drawing resident concern.

Appleton, WI · 11d

The Post-Crescent

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Enrollment down, tax levy up after 2026 Appleton school budget passes

School enrollment is down and the total property tax levy is up, according to the final budget passed by the Appleton School Board on Oct. 26. It's the first budget since the school district went to referendum in the 2026 spring election to ask for an additional $15 million a year for four years . That referendum was meant to help the district balance its budget, which in the 2026-27 school year totaled about $302.6 million. That's down about 6.4% from the 2025-26 budget, which was about $323.3 million. Here are some key takeaways: Property tax levy increases by about $7 million The tax levy for 2026-27 is up by about $6.8 million, about 8.3% more than in 2025-26. The total levy is about $89 million in 2026-27 compared to about $82.2 million in 2025-26. That's because the referendum raised the revenue limit, or the amount the district can receive through both equalized state aid and property taxes. In 2025-26, Appleton Schools' overall tax rate was $6.09 per $1,000 of equalized value. Under the approved budget, the tax rate should drop to $6.06 per $1,000, though equalized property values within the district also rose. The owner of a property valued

Appleton, WI · 10d

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