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Ellis Construction: Welcomes Andrew Murdaugh as project manager

STEVENS POINT, Wis. (March 24, 2025) — Ellis Construction, a highly regarded, full-service construction company based in Stevens Point, is proud to welcome Andrew Murdaugh as a project manager. With more than a decade of experience managing construction projects, Murdaugh brings a wealth of knowledge and proven expertise to his new role. At Ellis Construction, Murdaugh will take the...

First Supply: Wins 2025 Top Workplace honors from USA Today and Wisconsin State Journal

MADISON, WI, March 24, 2025 – First Supply is honored to be recognized as a 2025 Top Workplaces USA winner, a national award that reflects the company’s commitment to fostering a positive workplace culture. This recognition, issued by Energage, is based solely on employee feedback and places First Supply among the country’s best workplaces. In addition...

Milwaukee County Transit System: Begins next round of MOVE 2025 plan

MILWAUKEE (March 24, 2025) — Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) announces that MOVE 2025 is entering its second phase of collecting rider feedback to help shape bus routes that take effect this fall. Riders are encouraged to see specific route recommendations resulting from Phase I’s feedback and weigh in on four new route options that will be presented. After Phase...

Milwaukee Public Schools: Submits draft lead action plan to city of Milwaukee Health Department

(MILWAUKEE) — Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) today submitted a preliminary Lead Action Plan to the City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD), fulfilling the March 21 deadline set by the department in its February 5 directive. The plan outlines MPS’s proposed next steps to assess, address, and prevent lead hazards in district buildings. MHD has received the...

UW Health rolling out AI tool to hundreds more providers in coming months

UW Health plans to roll out a new AI transcribing tool to 300 more care providers as it seeks to cut administrative burden on providers.  The Madison health system recently announced plans to quadruple the number of providers using its “ambient listening” AI tool over the first half of this year. The program can...

MON AM News: UW Health rolling out AI tool to hundreds more providers in coming months; Trump administration cuts to local food programs have ag groups looking for alternatives

-- UW Health plans to roll out a new AI transcribing tool to 300 more care providers as it seeks to cut administrative burden on providers.  The Madison health system recently announced plans to quadruple the number of providers using its “ambient listening” AI tool over the first half of this year. The program...

Optum Rx: To modernize pharmacy payment models

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Optum Rx: Simplifies consumer access to prescription drugs

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WEDC: Provides $1.3 million to eight Wisconsin organizations assisting entrepreneurs

Contact: David Callender, 608.210.6706Releases online at:wedc.org/newsroom Latest round of Entrepreneurship Partner Grants support startups across the state MADISON, WI. MARCH 21, 2025 – Eight organizations supporting Wisconsin entrepreneurs with technical and financial assistance have received nearly $1.3 million in the latest round of Entrepreneurship Partner Grants (EPG) from the Wisconsin Economic Development...

North Shore Bank: Mortgage professionals receive prestigious industry recognition for customer and community excellence

Brookfield, Wis. – North Shore Bank today announced mortgage professionals Robin Tegel, Susan Liedel, and Steve Luebke have been awarded the Five Star Mortgage Professionals designation, a prestigious honor given to the top-rated mortgage professionals in a given market. This is the 15th year in a row that AVP, Senior Mortgage Lender Steve Luebke...

Dept. of Natural Resources: Order native plants to support Wisconsin’s pollinators

Beautify Your Yard And Boost Habitat For Bees, Birds And More MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced that native plant sales are popping up around the state now through June. By planting native plants in your outdoor space, you can support the entire ecosystem by providing the most beneficial...
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