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Green Bay Weighs Vacant Building Fees That Could Hit $4,000 a Year
Green Bay Common Council — Reported Site of Vacant-Building Vote. Green Bay's Common Council is set to vote on an ordinance that would force owners of vacant commercial buildings to register their properties with the city and pay renewal fees that climb as high as $4,000 a year, a plan that traces back to one long-empty paintball and laser tag facility that has drawn complaints from neighbors.
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Appleton Cleaning Company Introduces Eco-Friendly Commercial Cleaning Program
Accu-Clean Professional Services has introduced an eco-friendly cleaning program for businesses in the Appleton area, adding to the range of commercial cleaning options available to organizations seeking to reduce the environmental impact of routine facility maintenance. The program incorporates biodegradable cleaning agents and equipment designed to reduce water and chemical...
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Emerging technology converts manure at Kinnard Farms in Casco
Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. A system that converts manure into liquid ammonium nitrate fertilizer and clean water is operational at Kinnard Farms in Casco. Sedron, which develops and operates facilities that upcycle municipal biosolids and agricultural manure, built...
wearegreenbay.com
Celebrating Manufacturing Month: Jones
(WFRV)- Their work can be seen everywhere, from retail storefronts and stadiums to airports, providing eye-catching signage and displays for a wide range of businesses and locations. In this segment, Todd Patrickus, CEO of Jones, discusses the business’s history, sharing how the company began and grew to its current size....
The Northwestern
EAA Space Day brings hands-on activities to Oshkosh families Oct. 24
OSHKOSH – Families across Wisconsin's Fox Cities can build rockets, explore replica space capsules and hear from Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise during Space Day at the EAA Aviation Museum in Oshkosh on Oct. 24. According to a community announcement, activities run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with museum hours extending until 5 p.m. at the EAA Aviation Museum. Admission includes access to a full day of hands-on space-themed activities aimed at children and families. Visitors can design and launch straw rockets, create mission patch entries tied to this year's rocket-themed contest and build lunar landers designed to protect marshmallow cargo during touchdown attempts. Guests also can climb inside full-scale replicas of Mercury and Gemini space capsules and take part in portable planetarium presentations hosted by the Barlow Planetarium. The immersive shows are scheduled throughout the day and last about 30 minutes each. The event is free with museum admission. Apollo 13 astronaut to appear virtually At 4 p.m., Haise will join attendees virtually from the EAA Conference Center to discuss his career in aviation and space exploration. Haise served as lunar module pilot on Apollo 13, the mission that aborted its planned moon landing after an oxygen tank
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Inside Reimer Jewelers: Where Jewelry Becomes Part of the Story
Reimer Jewelers has been part of downtown Oshkosh since 1952, long enough for customers who once came in with their parents or grandparents to return with children and grandchildren of their own. Paul Wagner has spent about 30 years in the jewelry business and has owned Reimer Jewelers with his...
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A Welcome from Our New Managing Editor, Jen Bradley
Jen Bradley has joined Lessiter Media as Managing Editor for Farm Equipment and Rural Lifestyle Dealer. She grew up on a Wisconsin dairy, crop & beef farm, and has a long history of agricultural industry career and personal experiences. Jen has worked with Farm Equipment for many years in a...
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Wisconsin farmers watch margins as harvest season approaches an end
SEYMOUR, Wis. — Farmers across Wisconsin are watching their bottom lines as the 2026 growing season nears its end, with soft milk prices, higher input costs and diesel prices adding pressure during harvest. Aaron Barclay, an Outagamie County dairy farmer near Seymour, said his family operation is feeling a...
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VT Industries investing in Neenah plant expansion
NEENAH – Iowa-based VT Industries is investing in its Neenah architectural wood door manufacturing site, with a major expansion that will add 52,000 square feet of finished goods storage and manufacturing space. VT officials said the Neenah expansion comes on the heels of VT Industries’ 70th anniversary celebrations, underscoring...
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Stephenson National Bank & Trust breaks ground in Hobart
HOBART – Headquartered in Marinette, the Stephenson National Bank & Trust (SNBT) recently broke ground on a future full-service branch in the Village of Hobart. Laura Chaltry, vice president of brand and marketing, said the groundbreaking marked an important milestone in the bank’s continued growth across Northeast Wisconsin.
Advance Titan
A new store feature: Author Apothecary & Bookstore
If you are planning for a fun weekend excursion around downtown Oshkosh, the newly opened Author Apothecary & Bookstore would be a surefire pick to include. Located across from the Roxy and next to Fletch’s, the bookshop is small, but warm and welcoming in its place. The outside shows...
WFRV Local 5
‘Cuts at 10 • O • 1’ team clarifies new ownership, details plans for opening
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The management team behind the upcoming ‘Cuts at 10 • O • 1’ American steakhouse shared some detailed updates clarifying what exactly is happening at the historic 1001 Main Street location. In a Facebook post addressing community questions, ownership emphasized that Cuts operates under an entirely new management group with […]
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay Converting hits key milestone in fire recovery | Exclusive
More than six months after a devastating fire amid a historic March blizzard , Green Bay Converting quietly passed a significant milestone in its effort to rebuild and restore its west-side operations. The City of Green Bay in September issued a $21.95 million building permit to the company to rebuild the warehouse at 320 Elgin Road. The site is behind Green Bay Converting's main production facility at 2200 Larsen Road, just west of Interstate 41. By mid-October, Schuh Construction equipment was on site. New foundations have been poured while excavators continue to dig out a trench. Piles of dirt and piping could be seen on the site. The site now is a far cry from its appearance in mid-March when the charred, warped remnants of the building smoldered for days. Company leaders did not return the Press-Gazette's requests for an interview or comment. Building plans filed with the city show a more than 290,000-square-foot building with a similar footprint to the previous warehouse. The building will be more than 28 feet tall. The site work's only just begun, though. There's still a lot of construction ahead before the new building rises from the ground. Not to mention the even longer
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Fox Communities Credit Union Announces Janssen as VP, Regional Commercial Manager
Fox Communities Credit Union announced the hiring of Jerimiah Janssen as VP, Regional Commercial Manager. In this role Janssen will lead the commercial lending efforts across the Fox Cities and Oshkosh markets. The VP, Regional Commercial Manager is accountable for regional business development, relationship management, team leadership, portfolio performance, and...
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Sedron® brings Kinnard Farms Varcor Facility fully online, expanding domestic supply of patented organic nitrogen fertilizer
CASCO – Sedron, which develops and operates facilities that upcycle municipal biosolids and agricultural manure, has announced that its Varcor® facility at Kinnard Farms in Casco is fully operational, after Congressman Tony Wied (R-Wis.), who represents the state’s 8th Congressional District, joined the Kinnard family and Sedron leadership on Oct. 6 for a nameplate ceremony marking the facility’s completion. The facility converts manure from the 9,000-cow dairy into an OMRI Listed liquid ammonium nitrate fertilizer and clean water, and it came online on the schedule Sedron set when installation began last year.
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A bumper crop of business: The economic impact of pumpkins
NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Every fall, families pile into cars for trips to pumpkin patches, cornfields, petting farms and harvest celebrations. At these farms, visitors enjoy hayrides and fun foods, build scarecrows, navigate mazes and search for just the right pumpkin. Behind those traditions, however, agritourism businesses use an equation.