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The Wisconsin Safety Council and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development are now accepting applications for the 2013 Corporate Safety Awards. The awards, which are in their 20th year, honor Wisconsin businesses that lead the way in safety and health achievement.

The final nominations are in and now it's time to vote for the "Milwaukee 6 Pack” and celebrate at the City of Milwaukee’s 168th Birthday Party.

Mequon-based Concordia University Wisconsin has been listed at 117th on U.S. News and World Report’s 2014 rankings of the best online graduate business programs in the country.

The 11th annual Wisconsin Family Business of the Year Award program is accepting nominations from businesses throughout the state.

With most of the odds stacked against them, a group of four sales students from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside captured first place at the 2013 National Team Selling Competition, besting 20 student teams from schools across the country and overcoming their reputation as the underdog.

On Dec. 9, 2013, Milwaukee Women Inc. (MWi) lost its co-founder and a powerful mentor, Betty Quadracci.

A group led by Realtor Jon Spheeris plans to build a 42-unit apartment building at the site of his office building at 311 E. Wisconsin Ave., next to the roundabout at the eastern gateway to downtown Oconomowoc.

Kaerek Homes and Stonewood Companies plan to build a new single-family home subdivision on a 63-acre site north of the intersection of Lake Drive (County Highway Z) and Prairie Creek Boulevard in Oconomowoc.

Milwaukee County is standing at an historical crossroads that will determine its future as a vibrant major metropolitan area or a declining region void of culture and unable to attract and employ the best young talent.