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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 —...
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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
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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
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UWO business students debut brand new coffee shop
UW-Oshkosh School of Business students debuted their Titan Gold Coffee enterprise and a coffee cart that provided students with free coffee sponsored by Chancellor Manohar Singh on Wednesday, Oct. 21. “At UWO, we want students to graduate with more than knowledge. We want them to have the confidence and experience...