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Insurance company loses appeal in wrongful death lawsuit

WAUPACA COUNTY (WLUK) -- An appeals court rejected an insurance company's attempt at an early appeal of a decision requiring it to provide a defense in a wrongful death civil lawsuit stemming from a 1992 double murder. Tony Haase was acquitted last year for the 1992 murders of Tanna Togstad...

Waupaca County, WI · 1d
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8 Wisconsin Butcher Shops That Make Quality Meat Easier On Your Budget

One Wisconsin meat counter sits right on a university campus, and the cuts come from a meat science program where students help with the work. I love that detail. Your steak might have a little homework behind it. That shop opened in 2020, and it runs on weekday hours only....

Wisconsin · 2d
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The Old-School Wisconsin Meat Market That Locals Prefer To Keep To Themselves

Every sausage link here gets hand-twisted seven times. That’s not a typo, and it’s not a machine doing the work either. The brats come in more than 40 varieties, including Bacon Cheeseburger and Hawaiian. Two brick smokehouses fire up with real hardwood sawdust every weekday. Those same smokers...

Appleton, WI · 22h
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WBAY Green Bay

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Fleet Farm reopens Oshkosh store, donates more than $300,000 in goods for tornado relief

OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) — Fleet Farm reopened its Oshkosh store Thursday after a $3.5 million remodel, and the company marked the day by delivering more than $300,000 in donated goods to three Fox Cities nonprofits rebuilding from the July 27 tornado. Fleet Farm President Nick Widi said the store...

Oshkosh, WI · 2d
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Green Bay Press-Gazette

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New Piggly Wiggly owner excited to energize De Pere, Kaukauna stores

De Pere and Kaukauna Piggly Wiggly shoppers can expect an experience "above and beyond your normal Piggly Wiggly," according to the stores' future owners . Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly on Nov. 2 announced it would purchase the stores at 300 E. Ann St., Kaukauna, and 575 Swan Road, De Pere, effective Jan. 31. Mike Olwig, the company's president, said the 100% employee-owned grocery chain turns its special sales, like a one-day meat sale and bratfest, into full-blown events. "We do it above and beyond your normal Piggly Wiggly," Olwig said. "We like to have fun with them. It’s definitely an event in the store." Olwig said the company will look to infuse the same energy into the Kaukauna and De Pere stores next year. The two stores will be the 12th and 13th stores Hartland-based Fox Bros. owns and operates. They'll be the first two in northeastern Wisconsin. When the opportunity arose to buy the two stores from Stoneridge Meat and Country Market, Fox Bros. was excited for the opportunity to continue to grow. "What better way than into new markets? We were excited about that," Olwig said. He sees it as a win-win-win proposition: The company expands its operations,

De Pere, WI · 2d

The Northwestern

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$1.15M Winchester sale leads Winnebago County transfers | Exclusive

WINNEBAGO COUNTY – A $1.15 million sale at 8379 Sauby Road in the town of Winchester led the sales listed in Winnebago County property transfer records recorded Oct. 26-30. Curtis D. Radford sold the property to Sauby Farm LLC for $1.15 million, according to Wisconsin Department of Revenue records. The report classifies the transaction as buildings/improvements only, with single-family use. The transfer fee was $3,450. Read last week's transfers: Property sells for $1M in latest Winnebago County transfers | Exclusive Radford was also the seller in two other Sauby Road transfers recorded Oct. 26: Lot 2 to Christopher G. Smith for $280,000 and Lot 3 to Olson Farms of Larsen Inc. for $187,999. Both are classified as agricultural land only. Other leading sales included 4879 County Road A in the town of Oshkosh, which Adam J. Wilson sold to Ryan Kinderman for $749,900, and 5086 Valley Heights Road in the town of Omro, which Jamie A. Paulsen sold to Peter X. Yang for $590,000. Their transfer fees were $2,249.70 and $1,770, respectively. Library November events: What's happening at Oshkosh Public Library in November? Here's a look The amounts below are transfer fees, not sale prices. Sale prices cited above come

Winnebago County, WI · 1d

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Do the homework before buying hunting land

Purchasing land for hunting — whether it’s a 40-acre property or a multimillion-dollar parcel — is a major investment. Companies like Whitetail Properties Real Estate can help make that purchase easier for buyers and sellers. Luke Gliniecki, an agent for Whitetail Properties who specializes in land in...

Shawano County, WI · 2d

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CBA recognizes local business owners with 2026 awards

The Coloma Business Association (CBA) held its semi-annual meeting on Oct. 26 in the Coloma Community Center. This was a time for businesses to meet and greet, tell others of current and future plans, and create opportunities for businesses to work together. At the meeting, Ashley Podoll, the president, presented two awards for 2026. The recipients were voted on by CBA members.

Coloma, WI · 1d

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$16 million White Label Lofts project breaks ground in downtown Oshkosh

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- A nearly $16 million housing development broke ground in downtown Oshkosh today, marking a major step toward turning two long-vacant buildings into affordable apartments. The White Label Lofts development will transform two historic buildings in the city’s Sawdust District into 49 affordable apartments, including housing for veterans...

Oshkosh, WI · 1d

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Appleton New Listings Rise Even as National Supply Falls

Appleton buyers found a steady stream of freshly priced homes as new listings climbed and sellers stayed active.

Appleton, WI · 2d

The Northwestern

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Neenah credit union changes name to Linden Credit Union

NEENAH – Badger Globe Credit Union has changed its name to Linden Credit Union as the Neenah-based financial cooperative serves a broader membership across seven Wisconsin counties. The change follows a 2025 expansion that made anyone who lives, works or attends school in Calumet, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Outagamie, Waupaca, Waushara or Winnebago County eligible to join, according to a community announcement. The credit union traces its history to 1947, when nine Badger Globe mill workers pooled $9 to create a financial cooperative for employees and their families. Its former name reflected the group the credit union was established to serve. As eligibility expanded beyond those roots, the Badger Globe name no longer clearly described who could become a member, according to the announcement. “Badger Globe will always be an important part of our story,” said Annie Hutter, president and CEO of Linden Credit Union. “But as our credit union has grown, we needed a name that made it clear more people could belong here. Linden allows us to welcome new members and communities while holding onto what has mattered from the beginning: people helping people.” Why the credit union chose Linden The name is inspired by the American

Neenah, WI · 2d

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The Wisconsin Rapids Winters Market Returns!

CONTACT: Meliss Haack, Regional Farmers Market Coordinator. The Wisconsin Rapids Winter Farmers Market is open for the season on Saturdays and is held at the lower level of the Moravian Church, 310 1st Ave South, WI Rapids, WI 54494 from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM. The market will feature vendors selling food items like fresh sourdough, honey, maple syrup, eggs, meat, bakery, canned goods, & more. The market hosts handmade craft vendors, selling everything from quilts to holiday themed decor.

Wisconsin Rapids, WI · 3d

Wisconsin Rapids Tribune | The Daily Tribune

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Streetwise features business closures, restaurant reopening & more

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – What’s happening with businesses in the Wisconsin Rapids area? Streetwise has your answers. These roundups offer an easy way to stay up to date with what’s happening on the Streetwise beat. If you know of a new business, a development or a place that’s closing, send me a note at cshuda@usatodayco.com . If you have questions about something opening, closing or changing in the area, send me those, too, and I'll do my best to find an answer. This roundup features the closure of a miniature golf course and local coffee shop, the reopening of a fast-food restaurant, relocation of a popular local gift shop and news about a summer food truck event. Mini Rapids miniature golf course is closing Mini Rapids will close at the end of 2026. Steph and Wyatt Randecker opened the indoor miniature golf course with a soft opening in February and a grand opening March 21 at 940 Huntington Ave. in Wisconsin Rapids. The Randeckers, who purchased Steve’s Rental & Service and rebranded as Premier Rental in 2024, added mini golf to the mix. They remodeled about 4,500 square feet of their business in June 2025 and began working on creating a

Wisconsin Rapids, WI · 2d

WFRV Local 5

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New store opens in Bay Park Square Mall

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) — Anyone visiting the Bay Park Square mall might’ve noticed a brand-new store that popped up over the weekend. According to social media, Fun Fest Foods launched its brand-new store inside the mall on Sunday. “Thank you to everyone who stopped in, picked up a treat, and welcomed us,” their post […]

Green Bay, WI · 5d

WBAY Green Bay

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Gas, oil prices fall after elections

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - For the first time in a month, oil prices dropped below $100 a barrel on Wednesday following the midterm election results. Analysts say prices could drop even further, and that would be good news for drivers at the pump. Democrats taking control of Congress sent...

Green Bay, WI · 2d

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Bank First Announces New Vice Presidents Hires

A Manitowoc-based bank has added two new vice presidents. Bank First announced that Robert Bergfeld will serve as Vice President of Business Banking, while Austin Heeren will serve as Vice President of Treasury Management. Bergfeld has more than 15 years of experience in commercial lending and relationship management and recently...

Manitowoc, WI · 14h

WBAY Green Bay

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Artisan Alley indoor market allows vendors to sell items even as farmers’ market season ends

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Farmers’ market season may be coming to an end, but vendors will still be able to sell their items in downtown Green Bay. The fun will be moving indoors as the temperatures get colder. The Artisan Alley indoor market happens each Saturday from 10...

Green Bay, WI · 1d

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Manitowoc Cab Company “Shutting Down” For Now

A Manitowoc taxi company is temporarily suspending service. In a post on its Facebook page, Maritime Cab says that after a van fire, it doesn’t have a vehicle to continue providing service. The cab company calls the fire another setback and sincerely apologizes to everyone who depends on them...

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

WBAY Green Bay

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Maple syrup makers prepare for upcoming busy season

HILBERT, Wis. (WBAY) - The busy season for producing maple syrup is coming soon, and those invested in it need to learn the process before it is time to tap the trees. Jimmy Brochtrup, lead maple specialist for Smoky Lake Maple Products, walked through how syrup is made. What makes...

Hilbert, WI · 1d

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Menasha businesses still struggling with insurance amid FEMA and U.S. SBA support

MENASHA (WLUK) -- The U.S. Small Business Administration is working with Fox Cities businesses to give out loans to those that need financial aid. "They had over 59 applicants so far, so the applications have been growing from the past month that we’ve spoke," said Janell Dixon. The group...

Menasha, WI · 3d