Maredithe Meyer
Maredithe has covered retail, restaurants, entertainment and tourism since 2018. Her duties as associate editor include copy editing, page proofing and managing work flow. Meyer earned a degree in journalism from Marquette University and still enjoys attending men’s basketball games to cheer on the Golden Eagles. Also in her free time, Meyer coaches high school field hockey and loves trying out new restaurants in Milwaukee.
WhirlyBall reopens to pent-up demand
As WhirlyBall in Brookfield reopens in an era of social distancing and contactless interactions, the "eatertainment" concept has had to find ways to adapt a business model which is based largely on bringing people together.
Marcus to open another drive-in theater in area
Marcus Theatres plans to open a second Milwaukee-area drive-in theater, this time outside of its South Shore Cinema in Oak Creek.
Lessons learned in acting fast
Editor’s note: The onslaught of the COVID-19 crisis has forced Wisconsin businesses to think on their feet, quickly shifting...
Ramping up GE Healthcare ventilator production was no small task
The scene at GE Healthcare’s Madison manufacturing plant since late March is something that Mark Goyette, general manager for...
Kohler Co.’s trash is WasteLab’s treasure
Kohler Co. broke the mold last year when it went to market with a new line of interior wall...
Sendik’s Grind2Energy system reduces company’s carbon footprint
Americans in 2017 threw away 41 million tons of food, with grocery stores representing a substantial portion of the...
Milwaukee County suburbs enter third phase of reopening
Gatherings of up to 50 people and 75% capacity at bars and restaurants are now permitted in Milwaukee County's 18 suburbs under the third phase of the area's reopening plans amid COVID-19, according to a news release Thursday.
Marcus Theatres to reopen six locations next week as part of phased plan
After being almost entirely shut down for the past three months due to COVID-19, Marcus Theatres has rolled out...
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MMAC launches grant program for businesses damaged during recent looting
The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce has launched a grant program to provide monetary relief to local businesses that were damaged when recent protests against racism and police brutality in some cases escalated into looting and vandalism.
Milwaukee Public Market reopening to customers Wednesday
Face masks, expanded outdoor seating and new HVAC filters that clean the air every three to five minutes are...
Owner of Neroli opens medical spas in Pewaukee and Shorewood
Susan Haise, owner of Milwaukee-based Neroli Salon & Spa, has launched a new beauty business despite recent industry downturn...
Bucks players, execs join thousands of protesters in downtown Milwaukee
Day 10 of Milwaukee's protests, sparked by the death of George Floyd, began with a march organized by the...
