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Developers, local officials celebrate ‘topping off’ of Trade Hotel
Looking ahead to a March 2023 opening date, executives with developer North Central Group (NCG), Findorff construction, local officials,...
Menominee Tribe leader hoping for approval of Kenosha casino within a year or two
Now that the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin and Hard Rock International are relaunching their effort to build an entertainment center and casino in Kenosha, Menominee chairman Ronald J. Corn, Sr. says he is optimistic the project will be approved in a year or two.
Despite latest court ruling, Kohler’s proposed Sheboygan golf course remains in limbo
A recent ruling by the Wisconsin Supreme Court was a small victory for Kohler Co. in its years-long push to develop a championship-level course along Lake Michigan on the south end of Sheboygan. However, the project still has several hurdles to clear before construction can begin.
Menominee Indian Tribe and Hard Rock will try again to build casino in Kenosha
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin announced today that it is partnering with Hard Rock International to relaunch its effort to build an entertainment center and casino in Kenosha.
Summerfest attendance this year was far below pre-pandemic levels
Total attendance for Summerfest 2022 was 445,611, according to its producer, Milwaukee World Festival Inc. That’s an 8.8% increase compared to attendance of 409,386 in 2021, but far below pre-pandemic levels for the festival.
Roof collapses at New Berlin sports complex during heavy rains Tuesday
A 153,000-square-foot indoor sports complex at 5335 Racine Ave. in New Berlin saw a large part of its roof collapse on Tuesday night during a flash flood warning.
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Summerfest returns to the summer
The opening weekend of the "world's largest music festival" is well under way, bringing large crowds, live entertainment and a lineup of local food and beverages to the Henry Meier Festival Park on Milwaukee's lakefront.
Brewers president of business operations discusses expensive reality of ballpark upgrades
The Milwaukee Brewers have been in the news lately, not just because they are tied for first place in the NL Central division. Much of the chatter surrounds the future of their home, 21-year-old American Family Field. What will it take to keep the ballpark operating in good condition for years to come, and who will foot the bill?
Sheboygan County golf course sold for $1.6 million
An 18-hole executive golf course in rural Sheboygan County has been sold for $1.6 million.
Commentary: Brewers should consider development near ballpark
It’s interesting to see Milwaukee County Board Supervisor Peter Burgelis call for the district that oversees American Family Field...
