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Wausau VFW post offers $1 to return to River Drive, faces competing café bid
A Wausau VFW post that left River Drive nearly a decade ago wants to come home, and the post’s $1 offer for vacant county buildings there faces a competing bid. “We want River Drive to be our home again. And this time, we want it to be our last,” VFW Burns Post 388 wrote in a proposal submitted Oct. 12.
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Wausau’s lead pipe award is mostly loans, and PFAS settlement cash still has no plan
WAUSAU — Most of Wausau’s state lead pipe award comes as loans, and the PFAS settlement cash officials want to use to curb borrowing is missing from Wednesday’s Water Works agenda. The state Department of Natural Resources has allocated Wausau $10.6 million for 2027 lead line work,...
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Discount grocery chain shuts down as financial troubles mount
Bargain hunters in southeastern Wisconsin have lost a familiar place to shop after Best Bargains closed its stores. The Wisconsin discount grocery and wholesale-food retailer operated three locations in Burlington, Elkhorn and New Munster. The shutdown followed serious financial troubles that pushed the company into receivership. The stores closed after...
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Gunnar Tessmer promoted to Director of Sales
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - WSAW NewsChannel 7 announces the promotion of Gunnar Tessmer to Director of Sales of WSAW & WZAW-TV, and its sister properties WYOW and ESAW. The promotion is effective immediately. “This is a win-win. Our team trusts Gunnar and our business community trusts Gunnar. Our clients rely...
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Inside Writual Collective: Downtown Wausau’s new spiritual and tarot shop
You don’t have to leave downtown Wausau to step outside the ordinary anymore. Writual Collective opened on Third Street a few weeks ago, offering not just a variety of spiritual items like tarot cards, runes and crystals, but also a place for curious, thoughtful minds to better understand themselves and connect with others.
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Aspirus Health to host virtual hiring event Nov. 10 for pharmacy staff
Aspirus Health is recruiting pharmacy workers for positions across its health system during a virtual hiring event from 5-7 p.m. Nov. 10. Job seekers will be able to connect virtually with hiring leaders, ask questions about openings and schedule interviews, according to a community announcement. The event will feature full- and part-time pharmacy technician and pharmacist positions in Stevens Point, Medford, Antigo, Rhinelander, Wausau and Portage. More Aspirus news: 17 Aspirus hospitals receive national recognition for stroke care “These events and their convenient online format allow interested candidates to explore open positions, ask questions, and schedule interviews,” said Ahna Hanke, talent representative for Aspirus Health. “Some of these positions qualify for sign-on bonuses and candidates who register will receive instructions on how to connect virtually.” Which Aspirus pharmacy jobs are available The virtual hiring event will feature these positions: Pharmacy technician in Stevens Point, part time Inpatient pharmacist in Medford, full time Inpatient pharmacist in Antigo, full time Inpatient pharmacist in Rhinelander, full time Pharmacy technician in Rhinelander, part time Specialty pharmacist in Wausau, full time Pharmacy technician in Wausau, full time Inpatient pharmacist in Portage, full time Job seekers can view full job descriptions and register through the sendgrid.net
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Prevail Bank names VP-business development officer
JoAnn Draeger has joined Prevail Bank as its vice president – business development officer, the bank announced this week. In this role, Draeger will leverage her extensive network of clients and business relationships to connect people and businesses with the financial solutions tailored to their unique needs, Prevail said in a news release. She will work closely with Prevail Bank’s commercial lending, treasury management, mortgage, and Wausau branch teams to identify and expand opportunities for both deposit growth and lending relationships.