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WED AM News: Manufacturing, construction employment expected to contract this year, DOR reports; Proponents of cigar bar bill testify at public hearing

-- Manufacturing and construction employment in Wisconsin is projected to shrink this year as the state’s overall labor market “continues to grow at a modest but steady rate.”  That’s according to the state Department of Revenue’s economic forecast for May, which shows job growth in Wisconsin this year is expected to be focused in...

North Shore Bank: Named a best bank in Wisconsin by Forbes for sixth year

BROOKFIELD, Wis. – North Shore Bank announced today the company has been named to Forbes Best-In-State Banks list for 2025. The community bank has been providing financial services to local residents for over 100 years and has received Best-In-State Banks distinction for Wisconsin by Forbes six times. Forbes’ 2025 edition of America’s Best-In-State Banks recognizes the financial institutions...

McMahon: Welcomes Jodi Gennrich as its new risk and benefits manager

NEENAH, Wis. (June 17, 2025) — McMahon, a full-service, professional engineering, architectural and consulting firm, is pleased to announce the addition of Jodi Gennrich as its new risk and benefits manager. With more than 20 years of experience working at a Fortune 200 company, primarily serving as a senior paralegal, Gennrich has extensive experience in drafting, reviewing and...

Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport: Offers more nonstop flights for 2025 Packers season

American Airlines and Delta Air Lines add flights at the Gateway to Lambeau Field (Green Bay, Wis.) – Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB), the official airport of the Green Bay Packers, announces expanded air service for the 2025 Green Bay Packers football season. American Airlines and Delta Air Lines have both added nonstop flights to accommodate the...

Scenthound: Builds on growth momentum with new multi-unit agreement in Wisconsin

Industry Leader and Category Creator Inks Deal with Former Orangetheory Fitness Franchisees; Expands Midwest Presence MILWAUKEE, WI – With more than half of U.S. households owning at least one dog, the need for vital pet services continues to grow. In response to this demand, Scenthound, the nation’s leading dog wellness franchise,is expanding its presence with the signing of...

Fairchild Equipment: Donates forklift to support Green Bay First’s community efforts

Green Bay, WI – Fairchild Equipment, a leader in material handling solutions celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, has donated a refurbished Hyster S50 internal combustion cushion tire forklift to Green Bay First, a local church dedicated to serving the community. This contribution highlights Fairchild Equipment’s commitment to giving back and fostering partnerships that make a difference.

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Dairy Business Association: Annual Dairy Strong conference sets dates for 2026

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Dairy Business Association announced today that the annual Dairy Strong conference will return to Green Bay on Jan 14-15 for the 2026 event. The 2026 conference, to be held at the KI Convention Center, will focus on how the dairy community continues to lead with purpose—one person, one policy and...

Wisconsin Laborers’ District Council: Announces Ryan Young as new LECET director

DeForest, WI – The Wisconsin Laborers’ District Council announced that Ryan Young is the new Director for the Wisconsin Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust (LECET).  Mr. Young replaces Gordon Hintz, who was elected and is now the Winnebago County Executive.  Ryan Young joins Wisconsin LECET, having most recently served as a Business Agent for LIUNA...

WFBF leader says farmers ‘as concerned or more concerned’ about tariffs than other industries

The head of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation says farmers are “as concerned or more concerned than any other industry” about tariffs, though trade uncertainties haven’t yet had a major impact on agriculture.  WFBF President Brad Olson said in a recent interview the threat of tariffs hasn’t resulted in many changes to purchasing or...

TUE AM News: WFBF leader says farmers ‘as concerned or more concerned’ about tariffs than other industries; State would see $80.1M over 15 years under proposed Purdue Pharma settlement

-- The head of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation says farmers are “as concerned or more concerned than any other industry” about tariffs, though trade uncertainties haven’t yet had a major impact on agriculture.  WFBF President Brad Olson said in a recent interview the threat of tariffs hasn’t resulted in many changes to purchasing...
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