Economic Development
gener8tor will bring accelerator program to Kenosha with help of state funding
Kenosha has been identified as the next location for gener8tor’s gBETA program.
20 years of FOCUS ON ENERGY® empowering Wisconsin with economic benefits
Wisconsin manufacturers and business understand energy efficiency saves them money and helps with sustainability. Over the past 20 years,...
Managing a Design/Build Amid Shortages and Increases
Rising costs, transportation backlogs, labor shortages, time delays, supply chain troubles, and more. All of these issues are plaguing...
Roundy’s, WWBIC distributing pandemic relief grants to 19 Wisconsin restaurants
Milwaukee-based Roundy's Supermarkets Inc. and the Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corp. are giving out $95,000 in grants to help local restaurants recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
East Side BID names new executive director
The East Side Business Improvement District has hired David Smulyan as its new executive director.
Evers appoints Jack Salzwedel to WEDC board
Jack Salzwedel, the board chairman and outgoing chief executive of Madison-based American Family Insurance, is joining the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. board of directors.
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Hundred Acre wants to ‘breathe new life’ into Century City with its fresh greens
Seedlings have begun sprouting in a Century City industrial building in Milwaukee. Hundred Acre, an indoor farm located in the city's 30th Street Industrial Corridor, is prepared to begin supplying customers next month with its fresh greens.
Getting there: Jona Moore
What are you most excited about in your new role?Â
“I’m just really excited to learn. There are so many...
Kenosha County’s booming job growth hasn’t translated to population growth
Tim Casey knows the challenge of finding an apartment in Kenosha firsthand. He rented an apartment when he was...
Taste of Lindsay Heights cafe opens Saturday
Taste of Lindsay Heights, a new incubator cafe housing several local food entrepreneurs, will open its doors this Saturday, Oct. 2.