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Housing report: Milwaukee a rare 'seller's market'
MILWAUKEE, Wis. - In most of the nation's most populous cities, real estate buyers are having an easier time than sellers. But, that's not the case in Milwaukee. According to a report issued by Redfin, Milwaukee is one of only five major metro areas in the country where it's a seller's market.
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MATC leadership positions eliminated in restructuring
MATC President Anthony Cruz announced multiple changes in staffing, including the elimination of leadership positions in an email sent to all MATC staff today. Most notably, former executive vice president and provost Dr. Phillip King’s position has been eliminated. During the transition, Dr. Sadique Isahaku, vice provost, will oversee all Pathways, Academic Systems and Integrity, and Online Learning and Academic Support, according to the email.
Daily Reporter
Craig Haskins inducted as president of ALTA
The American Land Title Association (ALTA), the national trade association of the land title insurance industry, is proud to announce that Craig Haskins has been inducted as ALTA president for the 2026-2027 association year. With more than 30 years of experience in the title insurance industry, Haskins brings a strong...
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MKE Celebrates Completion of New Air Cargo Center
MILWAUKEE (October 14, 2026) – Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE), in partnership with Crow Holdings, celebrated the completion of its new state-of-the-art air cargo facility with a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, October 14. The milestone marks a significant investment in Wisconsin’s transportation infrastructure, creating new opportunities for businesses to move goods more efficiently throughout the country and around the world.
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Food bank CEO talks meeting people where they are, even at the barber
Gee's Clippers, a barbershop on Martin Luther King Drive in Milwaukee, has two thousand people visiting every week, with more than 25 barbers cutting hair. But, as owner Gaulien "Gee" Smith explained, he believes his responsibility to the community goes beyond ensuring his customers leave happy. In a phone interview with USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin, Smith said that barbershops, historically, were gathering places for the community: at different times a social space, a doctor's office and a political candidate forum. "It's a barbershop's responsibility to take care of the community who takes care of them," Smith said. Ahead of Thanksgiving in 2025, Smith teamed up with Bucks assistant coach Darvin Ham, Ham's wife Demeitra Ham, and the Greater Milwaukee Urban League to give away over 500 Thanksgiving meals − turkey or ham with sides, for a family of four – to local households. This year, they're doing it again and going bigger. While Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin has provided food in previous years, Smith explained, this year will be the first the food bank has entered a partnership with the barbershop. While FAEW will help with logistics, Smith, Gee's MKE Foundation, Ham and Network Health plan to provide $40,000 worth of
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Flynn Creek Farm, Forage Kitchens redefine regional farm-to-table
When Forage Kitchens founder and CEO Henry Aschauer shared his interest in sourcing local, organic produce from a partner farm, Flynn Creek Farm was ignited. Forage Kitchens’ commitment provided baseline revenue that gave the family courage to purchase 272 acres in 2022. For four years, Forage Kitchens and Flynn Creek Farm have grown together, refining systems that make this unique, vertically integrated farm-to-fork arrangement work.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
SDC faces new board resignations and $3.5 million deficit amid push to restart services
Two board members resigned Tuesday and United Way and the Milwaukee Area Labor Council pulled future support from the Social Development Commission, dealing another blow to the anti-poverty agency as it faces a $3.5 million estimated net deficit and considers filing for bankruptcy. SDC leadership attempted to address the deepening...
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Go Mini's Welcomes New Franchise Owners in Milwaukee and Appleton
October 14, 2026 // Franchising.com // FORT MYERS, Fla. – Go Mini's today announced that Justin and Nicolle Rose have joined the franchise system as the new owners of its Milwaukee and Appleton, Wisconsin territories. The couple acquired the established locations through an ownership transition with a retiring franchisee.
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Lyons Electric Receives Wisconsin Supplier Diversity Program Minority-Owned Business Enterprise Certification
Lyons Electric, a leading full-service electrical contractor in Delafield, Wisconsin, is excited to announce its certification as a Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (MBE) through the Wisconsin Supplier Diversity Program (WISDP). The WISDP MBE Program was the first diverse business certification created for the State of Wisconsin. Lyons Electric is one of...
Daily Reporter
After Southridge Mall sale, demolition soon for Boston Store
Barrett Lo Visionary Development acquired the Boston Store property at Southridge Mall in Greendale, Wis. for $3.3 million. Plans include 740 market-rate apartments and 20,000 square feet of retail. The Southridge Mall sale was approved by Milwaukee County Circuit Judge William Pocan. New owner will be tied to Spinoso Management...
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SIMA Plans Historic 30th Anniversary Symposium in Milwaukee for 2027
The Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) is preparing for a milestone year in 2027, with plans to bring its annual symposium to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for its 30th anniversary. In a recent interview with Snow Plow News, SIMA representative Martin Tirado discussed the upcoming celebration, new education and accreditation initiatives, and efforts to address ongoing challenges facing snow and ice management businesses.
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U.S. and Canadian Tractor and Combine Sales Decline in September 2026
Milwaukee (October 12, 2026) – According to new data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), U.S. sales of agricultural tractors decreased 16.4% in September 2026 compared to the year before. U.S. sales of combines declined 10.9% in the same period. Canadian sales of agricultural tractors dipped 15.1% in...