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chronicleillinois.com
Italian HVAC manufacturer chooses DeKalb
An Italian heating and air-conditioning manufacturer will put its first U.S. facility in DeKalb. Aermec North America’s $15 million investment will support the development of an 186,000-square-foot facility and create 30 full-time jobs in the DeKalb region. “Aermec chose to locate its first U.S. manufacturing site right here in...
northernpublicradio.org
“Makers on the Move” makes stop at DeKalb’s Ferrara Candy warehouse
This year marks the fifth annual “Makers on the Move” statewide bus tour hosted by the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association (IMA) and the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IEMC). The eight-day, statewide bus tour visits manufacturing facilities, educational institutions, and community centers across Illinois to celebrate Manufacturing Month. The...
dekalb.org
Northern Illinois Federal Credit Union Successfully Relocates to Downtown DeKalb
Northern Illinois Federal Credit Union (NIFCU) is proud to announce the successful relocation of its operations to a new downtown headquarters at 224 N. 2nd Street, DeKalb, Illinois 60115. The move represents a significant investment in the future of the credit union and its members. The new facility provides a modern, welcoming environment designed to enhance member service, improve accessibility, and support the continued growth of the organization.
theshelbyreport.com
Walmart Perishable DC In IL Electrified Ahead Of 2027 Opening
Walmart‘s new perishable grocery distribution center in Belvidere, Illinois, has taken a key step toward its 2027 opening, with utility ComEd energizing the high-voltage substation and electric infrastructure that will power the facility. The 1.2 million-square-foot center will process and distribute fresh and frozen products to Walmart stores throughout...
GazetteXtra
Evansville soybean crushing plant to feed biofuel industry
Hello, Rock County! Here are your top Friday headlines. Wisconsin immigrant advocacy organization Voces de la Frontera is assigning a network of election observers and community volunteers ahead of the Nov. 3 election, citing concerns that if federal agents or law enforcement are stationed near polling places, it could intimidate voters. Japanese tourists love Edgerton and Wisconsin because of the city and state's ties to the Sterling North-penned children's novel "Rascal," which Japanese people revere because it was adapted into a 1970s anime series. A group has established the "Rascal Trail," a new network of tourist stops curated because of ties to both Rascal, and pieces of Japanese culture embedded in Wisconsin. Stops are in Edgerton, where Sterling North grew up, and in Madison, Milwaukee and Jefferson, among other communities statewide. Do you have a story you'd like the Gazette to follow? Let us know with an email to The Gazette's City Editor, Neil Johnson at neil@gazettextra.com!
mycarrollcountynews.com
Bomgarden's Heating & Air Conditioning Shares Guidance on Preparing Residential HVAC Systems for Midwest Seasons
Bomgarden's Heating & Air Conditioning has published guidance for homeowners in the Rockford area focused on maintaining dependable residential heating and cooling as seasonal weather changes place greater demands on HVAC equipment. The company’s latest educational resource addresses common maintenance considerations, warning signs, repair needs, and replacement decisions, giving homeowners practical information to consider before comfort problems become larger disruptions.
rockrivercurrent.com
New ComEd substation to power Walmart’s massive distribution center, future development in Belvidere
ROCKFORD — ComEd and Walmart celebrated on Monday the energization of a new high-voltage substation that will power Walmart’s future perishable distribution center and set the stage for future development in the region. Executives with the electric utility, retail giant, Growth Dimensions, state Rep. Dave Vella and state...
WIFR
Machesney Town Center sees full occupancy after mall revitalization
Rockford Register Star
Construction begins as new owners work to reopen Rockford Beef-a-Roo
Construction has begun on a new Beef-A-Roo restaurant at 1680 N. Alpine Road in Rockford, marking the return of a longtime local brand with roots that stretch back generations. The project is moving forward as the restaurant's new owners work toward reopening the location, according to a community announcement. The new owners said the Rockford location is the first restaurant currently moving toward opening, with additional locations planned in the future. Beef-A-Roo has long been associated with Rockford, and the new owners of the North Alpine location said they intend to preserve the brand's local history while preparing for its next phase. According to the announcement, the partners have spent recent weeks reconnecting with former employees and revisiting recipes, ingredients and other details tied to the restaurant's history. The effort, the announcement said, has included conversations with people who helped build the brand over the years. Community invited to follow progress As construction continues, the owners are encouraging residents to track the redevelopment through its social media platforms. The announcement said community members will be able to view updates from the construction site, learn more about the reopening process and share memories connected to Beef-A-Roo. "We really want Rockford to
northernpublicradio.org
Janesville News Gazette editor discusses ballot referendums, new city leadership and area business growth
This week I had a chance to catch up with Neil Johnson of the Janesville News Gazette for a look at recent headlines around southern Wisconsin. In business news, the small Rock County city of Evansville is adding new industrial development. Agriculture industry giant CHS announced this week it is...