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Building a Stronger West Bend, One Connection at a Time
The West Bend Area Chamber of Commerce is bringing local businesses and community leaders together to help Washington County thrive. As the county’s largest business membership organization, the Chamber’s work centers on four key pillars: Promote, Advocate, Connect and Educate. This week also marks the kickoff of Leadership West Bend’s 36th year, continuing an initiative focused on developing and connecting local leaders. The Chamber is also highlighting its new community profile booklet and the message that West Bend is “Stronger Together.”
Daily Reporter
Estimator of the Year – Tom Drew – Boldt
Tom Drew, director of estimating and preconstruction for Boldt’s Midwest operations, has worked in the construction industry for 25 years. Drew leads estimating teams in Milwaukee, Appleton, Minneapolis and Chicago. His work begins before construction, bringing together owners, designers, trade partners and project teams to develop solutions in the planning stages. His background spans civil engineering, architecture and structural engineering, and he is an advocate for integrated project delivery.
Daily Reporter
Project Executive of the Year – Tom Pagel – CG Schmidt
Tom Pagel built a career around taking ownership of projects, problems and, perhaps most importantly, the people working alongside him. Pagel is a senior project executive with CG Schmidt. For over 20 years, that approach has put him at the center of some of the region’s most significant construction projects,...
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Super Super of the Year – Rojelio Garcia – Tri-North Builders
Rojelio Garcia, a superintendent at Tri-North Builders, has worked in the construction industry for 21 years and has been with Tri-North for more than 10. Garcia provides day-to-day field supervision on projects, coordinating on-site activities, documenting field conditions, managing schedules, enforcing safety protocols and sharing updates with team members and stakeholders.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Greenfield sub shop now selling award-winning sandwiches from trailer
It's been two years since Josh Bizub officially went from part-time employee to owner of Goldcoast Subs in Greenfield. In that time, he's heard many customers' pleas for a second location. But that is too much of a financial burden for the 22-year-old entrepreneur right now. "I see the rent prices," he said. "I don't know if that's the best thing to do." So, as business owners do, the successful ones at least, Bizub came up with an alternative solution. If he couldn't bring customers to another location, what if he brought another location to them? Bizub bought a 20-foot car hauler for $6,000 last year, and spent months outfitting it to make and serve sandwiches. He redid the floor, put up walls and a ceiling, added a commercial pizza prep cooler and heat and air conditioning. Another $10,000 later, the Goldcoast Subs food trailer was born. Bizub unveiled the trailer on July 10 at Bark After Dark in Greenfield's Konkel Park. He has also hauled it to the Turf Skatepark and Waukesha County Courthouse, and its next public appearance will be at Greenfield's Maple Grove Elementary School Oct. 16. Customers can buy almost everything that made Goldcoast the best
Daily Reporter
Legacy Leader of the Year – Tony Rothschadl – JP Cullen
Tony Rothschadl’s career in construction has taken him from apprentice carpenter to one of JP Cullen’s most trusted general superintendents, a 42-year progression built on experience, practical knowledge and a commitment to the people working beside him. After 26 years with JP Cullen, Rothschadl is preparing to retire...
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Brookfield Contractor Accused of Pocketing $25,000 From Nine Clients
A Brookfield-based contractor has left at least nine Milwaukee-area homeowners out more than $25,000 combined for renovation work that was never finished, according to former clients who say they were recruited through neighborhood recommendations on Nextdoor. Jaydin Perry-Strekow, 24, has worked under several business names while taking on contracting jobs.
Oak Leaf Power Wash LLC
Father-Son Bond Powers a Shorewood Pressure Washing Success
In the neighborhood of Shorewood, a father-son duo is redefining the meaning of family business through their venture, Oak Leaf Power Wash LLC. Founded in May 2026, the business was born out of a simple yet profound desire to work together and create something meaningful. Jared Scholz, a practicing patent attorney, and his son, Tristan, embarked on this journey not just as a means of employment for Tristan but as a way to build a legacy together.
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Brookfield Public Market groundbreaking set for former Boston Store site
BROOKFIELD, Wis. - It is being called a "seismic" change in the city of Brookfield. It all has to do with an anemic mall sitting on a massive plot of land. On Saturday, the city will break ground on the new Brookfield Public Market. It will be built on the site of the former Boston Store.
CBS 58
Maynard Steel jobs could be saved, according to report
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — A longtime Milwaukee landmark could be saved by a last-minute buyer, which would also save dozens of jobs. Earlier this week, Maynard Steel announced the company is unable to continue after more than a century at its 27th Street location. An attorney representing Maynard Steel...
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Flash Laundromat West Allis Named West Allis Favorite After 40 Years and 150,000 Customers Served Across Wisconsin
WEST ALLIS, WI, UNITED STATES, October 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Flash Laundromat West Allis, part of a Wisconsin laundromat chain that has served more than 150,000 customers over 40 years, operates two brand-new West Allis locations built around a simple idea: laundry day shouldn't be a hassle. Both the 8929 West Becher Street and 9116 West Oklahoma Avenue locations feature more than 80 machines, including giant-capacity washers and dryers, and let customers pay however they prefer, by coin, app, or the on-site payment center.
Daily Reporter
VJS Construction tops off MSOE engineering innovation center
The final beam has been placed at Milwaukee School of Engineering’s newest engineering building, marking a milestone in the $75.5 million project in downtown Milwaukee. Pewaukee-based VJS Construction Services on Saturday held a topping off ceremony for the Robert D. Kern Engineering Innovation Center and completed the final structural beams of the new 97,000-square-foot, four-story facility on the corner of East State and North Milwaukee streets.