Madison College announces Invitation to Manufacturing training program
“Invitation to Manufacturing” training program, a free, eight-week program designed to help people gain the skills needed to begin a career in manufacturing. Read More
“Invitation to Manufacturing” training program, a free, eight-week program designed to help people gain the skills needed to begin a career in manufacturing. Read More
The project is not only aimed at improving community health but also contributing to the economic development of downtown Hillsboro. The expansion increases the center’s capabilities, and adds a 24-hour gym, massage therapy services, and chiropractic services to the community. Read More
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is inviting all SelectUSA conference participants to a panel discussion with leading Wisconsin biohealth innovators. Read More
The Governor's Conference on Diverse Business Development is taking place in Milwaukee Dec. 7-9. Read More
Heartland Produce is starting construction of a $29 million headquarters and distribution center inside Kenosha's Greeneway Development, which will offer more than 1.6 million square feet of industrial space alongside residential, commercial and retail space. Read More
Effort promotes safe shopping this holiday season MADISON, NOV. 20, 2020 – As the holiday shopping season picks up, citizens, businesses, and state and local leaders are declaring “We’re All In” for shopping local to keep Wisconsin businesses and communities strong. “The holiday shopping season is a great time to remember how important our local
State will provide $50 million more to assist businesses still facing impacts of COVID-19 Read More
Events across the state will recognize best in class downtown revitalization projects, business successes and welcome new program members. Read More
Second Peek Boutique in Wausau sends a message to customers while they are closed. Photo credit: Wausau River District Every dark cloud has a silver lining, and the current pandemic is no exception. While the past few weeks have been difficult for everyone, the demonstration of support at the local level for small businesses
The “Safer at Home” order, issued by Governor Evers on March 24, 2020, supersedes any conflicting advice contained in this post. Businesses should refer to the governor’s order to determine whether their operations may continue in part or in full. These are unprecedented times, and for business and communities, it is