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Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors: Supervisor Patti Logsdon announces progress toward reopening Hales Corners Pool 

MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County Supervisor Patti Logsdon is pleased to announce that a resolution she co-authored, aimed at assessing the Hales Corners Pool for potential reopening, has been approved by the Parks and Culture Committee. The resolution requests that the Milwaukee County Parks Department conduct testing this summer to evaluate the pool’s systems and determine the maintenance...

Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors: New Marcia P. Coggs Health and Human Services Center expands critical support for families and individuals

MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County proudly announces the opening of the newly constructed Marcia P. Coggs Health and Human Services Center. In this modern hub, residents can access comprehensive support under one roof. With expanded facilities and services, the center provides a lifeline for families and individuals navigating complex life challenges.  Some of the key...

U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Shaheen, Castor, Evans intro bill to reverse Trump’s cuts to key ACA program that helps more Americans sign up for health insurance

In February, Trump Administration slashed 90% of funding for Navigator program Trump’s Navigator cuts in 2017 and 2018 contributed to 2.5 million fewer people accessing healthcare through the ACA Marketplace WASHINGTON, D.C. – As President Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans work to gut the Affordable Care Act (ACA), U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin...

Better Business Bureau: Ten common mistakes to avoid for your home improvement project

Milwaukee, Wis. – After investing money, time and care in a large home improvement project, you don't want to regret anything. You want to be satisfied with the results. If you need a contractor, you want to have the best team, the best experience, and, most importantly, the best final results. That success all starts and...

St. Paul Elder Services: Welcomes Aaron Hunnel as director of resource development and engagement

KAUKAUNA, Wis. (June 11, 2025) —St. Paul Elder Services (SPES), a community dedicated to enriching the life experience of the individuals it serves, is proud to announce the addition of Aaron Hunnel as its new director of resource development and engagement. As director of resource development and engagement, Hunnel will lead fundraising and culture-building efforts, helping SPES to continue...

 Peninsula Players Theatre: Announces 2025 Pre-Show Seminar series 

Fish Creek, WI  –  Peninsula Players Theatre is pleased to announce the return of its popular Pre-Show Seminar series for the 2025 season. Before select performances, audiences are invited to arrive early and enjoy conversations with a variety of experts in fields ranging from literature and history to mental health. These enriching programs are free, open to...

Fox Cities Chamber: 41 area professionals graduate from Chamber’s leadership Fox Cities Program

Applications Due June 19 for Class of 2025-2026 FOX CITIES, Wis. (June 11, 2025) – The Fox Cities Chamber hosted a commencement ceremony for its 2024-2025 Leadership Fox Cities (LFC) program on Tuesday, May 20 at Butte des Morts Country Club in Appleton. This year’s class was comprised of 41 distinguished individuals from various industries within...

Acuity: Announces staff promotions

Brent Balog is promoted to Manager - Information Systems. He started his Acuity career in 2020 as a Business Analyst and was promoted to Senior Business Analyst in 2024. Brent triple majored at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, earning a bachelor of business administration degree in accounting, finance, and marketing. He currently resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Technology Council: Nominations, applications being accepted for 12th annual Wisconsin Innovation Awards

Nominations and applications are now being accepted from Wisconsin companies of all shapes and sizes for the 2025 Wisconsin Innovation Awards with a deadline of July 15.Hosted by the Wisconsin Technology Council, the awards ceremony will be held the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 4, as a precursor to the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium on Nov. 5-6; both events will take place...

The MacIver Institute: Reality check, Medicaid ‘cuts’ in the Big Beautiful Bill

The claim: "They are cutting in order to pay for massive tax breaks, for the very wealthy, and big corporations." -- U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin on the federal budget reconciliation bill, also known as the "One Big Beautiful Bill" Reality: Sen. Baldwin and liberals in Wisconsin and across the country have been authoring a scare campaign...

WMC survey finds fewer business leaders struggling to find workers amid economic uncertainty

WMC’s latest survey finds fewer business leaders are struggling to find workers, though this is likely being driven by economic uncertainty putting a damper on hiring and other decisions.  That’s according to Kurt Bauer, president and CEO of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. In a statement on the findings, he said uncertainty always has an...

WED AM News: WMC survey finds fewer business leaders struggling to find workers amid economic uncertainty; WisBusiness: the Show with Kalpa Vithalani, Marquette University

-- WMC’s latest survey finds fewer business leaders are struggling to find workers, though this is likely being driven by economic uncertainty putting a damper on hiring and other decisions.  That’s according to Kurt Bauer, president and CEO of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. In a statement on the findings, he said uncertainty always has...
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