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🔒 Rapid Radicals aims to improve wastewater treatment

Within a 40-foot baby blue shipping container tucked along the sprawling campus of Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewer District’s South Shore...

🔒 Coffee Break: Erica Halmstad

Erica Halmstad Executive director, Cedarburg Art Museum W63 N675 Washington Ave., Cedarburg cedarburgartmuseum.org Industry: Arts and entertainment Erica Halmstad was named executive...

The Franchisee: Joy Vertz

The Franchise: Irvine, California-based Drybar has gained a nationwide following for its signature – and only – service: the...

🔒 Report: Milwaukee has biggest drop in apartment rental rates of major U.S. metro areas

Median monthly rents for apartments in the metro Milwaukee area fell 9.8% in July, year-over-year, the steepest decline of the largest 50 metro areas in the nation, according to a new report from Seattle-based real estate brokerage Redfin.

🔒 Getting There: Nicole Ryf

Nicole Ryf Executive director Waukesha County Center for Growth Age: 39 Hometown: Bayside Education: Bachelor’s in history and international economic policy studies from...

Rytec Corp. VP of sales Anthony Burbach dies

Anthony J. “Tony” Burbach, vice president of sales for Jackson, Wisconsin-based commercial and industrial door manufacturer Rytec Corp., recently died at his home in Dubuque, Iowa, following a lengthy battle with cancer.

Caleb R. Gerbitz

Meissner Tierney Fisher & Nichols S.C. (MTFN) is pleased to welcome Caleb R. Gerbitz as an Attorney. Caleb is...

🔒 ‘We want you in Milwaukee’

Several people deserve credit for convincing the Republican National Committee to hold their 2024 national convention in Milwaukee. They...
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Markets Slow As Energy Creeps Higher

Mixed earnings, accompanied by creeping energy and mortgage rate increases, reflect an economy that appears uncertain. Will the Fed’s meeting in Jackson Hole next week provide clarity? Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

Cost of Wisconsin Center expansion project grows to $456 million

The Wisconsin Center District Board on Friday approved issuing $20 million in additional long-term debt, and a mix of other financing measures, to cover what is projected to be $36 million overrun in the budget for the Wisconsin Center expansion project.

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