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Seroogy’s Chocolates launches limited-edition Advent Calendar
DE PERE – This holiday season, Seroogy’s Chocolates is inviting chocolate lovers to count down to Christmas with its new, limited-edition Advent Calendar, offering customers a nostalgic holiday experience inspired by Seroogy’s nearly 130-year history in De Pere. Only 1,000 advent calendars will be produced as part...
WFRV Local 5
Piggly Wiggly in Peshtigo announces official opening date
PESHTIGO, Wis. (WFRV) – A grocery store is opening a new location next week in northern Wisconsin, as it announced its grand opening date. Mursau’s Piggly Wiggly posted on its Facebook page that it will officially be open for business on November 4 at 7 a.m. They wanted to thank everyone for the support during […]
WFRV Local 5
Local food truck to expand, purchases neighborhood pub in Appleton
APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) – A familiar neighborhood establishment on Appleton’s east side is getting a new name and concept following a recent change in ownership. 4 Schmidts and Giggles BBQ announced on Facebook that they have officially purchased ‘The Wishing Well,’ pub located on Newberry Street in Appleton. The property will undergo remodeling before reopening […]
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Prime Rib Comes With A Sing-Along Piano Bar At This Old-School Wisconsin Steakhouse
Some dinners end when the check arrives. In one corner of Appleton, Wisconsin, the evening often keeps going, because a piano is built right into the bar and the crowd likes to sing along. This steakhouse has been serving steak and prime rib since the 1930s, and the dining room...
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This family runs a distillery in an old fire station
DALE, Wis. (InvestigateTV) — A Wisconsin family runs a distillery in an old fire station along Highway 96 in Dale, with a business designed to support the fire departments that keep them safe. Volunteer firefighter Alex Hopfensperger works at the family business, Old Station 31 Spirits. “Right now we’re...
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The Post-Crescent
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
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These 8 Green Bay, Wisconsin Mexican Restaurants Know How To Keep Locals Coming Back
One Green Bay taqueria sits right next to a Papa Murphy’s, and it has its own drive-thru window. I love that a plate of tacos can be ordered without leaving your car. The surprises keep coming in this Wisconsin city. One spot near Lambeau Field decorates its dining room with a Packers theme. Another serves pork head burritos and fried mojarra alongside the usual favorites.
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This family runs a distillery in an old fire station
DALE, Wis. (InvestigateTV) — A Wisconsin family runs a distillery in an old fire station along Highway 96 in Dale, with a business designed to support the fire departments that keep them safe. Volunteer firefighter Alex Hopfensperger works at the family business, Old Station 31 Spirits. “Right now we’re...
The Sheboygan Press
Which Sheboygan-area food truck won readers over? Meet Grill Magic
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY – Miguel Montalvo always wanted to cook. While running a landscaping business, he made smashburgers for a friend who owned a restaurant. Montalvo learned a lot behind the scenes and was inspired to make a jump to food trucks. They appealed to him because of their mobility; he could bring food to people anywhere. Montalvo thought, "You know what, man? I could do this." He started Grill Magic a few years ago, wanting to share his own style of cooking and flavors after working at another food truck. Sheboygan Press readers recently voted Grill Magic, specializing in Mexican cuisine, as the best local food truck in a recent poll . Enjoy fall with these local events: Harvest Moon Festival, Fright Night Fundraiser among new fall events "I put a lot of time and love into my cooking," Montalvo said. "It always puts a smile on my face seeing people when they're just like, 'Oh my gosh, this is so good.'" Sheboygan-area food truck stands out with steak tacos, burrito Grill Magic's most popular items include a variation of a Crunch Wrap Supreme; steak tacos with meat soaked in a marinade for at least 24 hours; quesadilla tacos with
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Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay Public Market readies revised project plan, loses county grant
This story has been updated to add new information. The oft-delayed Green Bay Public Market project has lost a grant just as backers say they're on the verge of sharing a scaled-back plan and updated timeline for the North Broadway food hall. Brown County Corporation Counsel David Hemery in an Oct. 15 email notified Public Market officials the county rescinded the $250,000 project grant , awarded in December 2024. The project would not meet the funding requirements, he said. The county at the same time revoked a similar, $100,000 award to the Green Bay Children's Museum on the same grounds. The project will not complete construction by Dec. 31, 2026, a key requirement of the grant, Hemery on Oct. 28 told the Brown County Board. The county's Administration Committee in April asked Hemery to contact the Public Market and Children's Museum for updates due to inactivity and that neither project's leaders responded to the county's letters. Hemery shared details of the grant recissions during the County Board's annual budget meeting at the request of Supervisor John Van Dyck who said he wanted it explained to the full board that the action was not the board's fault, but "the failure of
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Maiden Lake Supper Club in Mountain shifts to reservations only
Maiden Lake Supper Club in Mountain is switching to reservations only as of Nov. 1. "Local staffing challenges mean this shift is necessary for our dedicated team to give you the best possible experience," the restaurant posted Oct. 27 on its Facebook page . Maiden Lake, located at 15649 Maiden Lake Road and owned by MJ (Michael Jon) and Trina Dinkelman, had previously accepted reservations, but as of April 15, 2022, announced it was switching to first come, first served. The restaurant, which is open 4 p.m. to close on Fridays and Saturdays, asks patrons to call 715-276-6479 and leave a message with their preferred date, time and number of guests in their party. Maiden Lake says their team will return the call promptly to confirm. "We are currently only taking reservations for the month of November," Maiden Lake wrote on Facebook. Trina Dinkelman said the reservations policy is temporary for the off-season "and will not happen come summer and our on season." Trina said it is difficult to find high schoolers who want to work for the business. "The staff we do have are amazing!" Trina said via email. "Most all of them have a full time job, but