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Downtown Kenosha, Inc. deploys grants for businesses damaged during civil unrest
Downtown Kenosha, Inc. provided $300,000 to Kenosha businesses impacted by the violent protests that erupted following the police shooting of Jacob Blake in August.
WCTC names next president
Waukesha County Technical College has named Richard Barnhouse as its next president.
Commentary: Let there be light
Decorative lights have finally been added to the Hoan Bridge, after a seven-year ordeal.
It began in 2013 when the...
From smaller campus footprints to changing student demographics, higher ed leaders brace for big changes
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the higher education system, industry leaders had already been bracing for a major...
Expanded accredited investor criteria could boost local venture capital ecosystem
A recent amendment to the federal definition of what it means to be an “accredited investor” could have an...
Kenosha picks up the pieces
During the second night of the August civil unrest in Kenosha, Uptown Restaurant owner Yolanda Hernandez arrived home...
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The interview: Deneine Powell
In August, the African American Leadership Alliance Milwaukee named Deneine Powell, former executive director of Groundwork Milwaukee, as its...
African American Chamber’s Ossie Kendrix will continue leading organization after moving to Dallas
Ossie Kendrix, the president and chief executive officer of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, has moved...
Fetch Rewards raises nearly $80 million
Madison-based consumer-loyalty and retail rewards app company Fetch Rewards, Inc. has raised $79.9 million, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
How is your broker compensated? You should know.
In most industries, there is a clear link between the price paid by the customer and the compensation received...
