DE PERE - A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere Thursday.
The $70 million project will include a 10,000 square foot museum for national exhibits, a 200 seat auditorium, classroom space along with a café and gift shop.
The center is expected to open in summer of 2023...
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Kohler Food & Wine Experience sets its chef lineup; tickets are on sale now
SHEBOYGAN PRESS
SHEBOYGAN -- Tickets are on sale for the 20th anniversary edition of the Kohler Food & Wine Experience, taking place Oct. 21 to 24 at Destination Kohler, the resort about 60 miles north of Milwaukee....
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Expansion and Business Development in the New North
An $11 million upgrade to a downsized Heidel House Hotel
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL
GREEN LAKE -- There was much concern here in 2019 when the Heidel House Resort & Conference Center shuttered its doors and went up for sale.
The property on the northeast shore of the state’s deepest natural inland lake had been hosting guests since 1945 and over the years had become one of the Midwest’s premier destinations for vacations, business meetings and weddings....
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Expansion and Business Development in the New North
Nemak updating Gateway Drive warehouse for new contract
SHEBOYGAN SUN
SHEBOYGAN — Nemak has been recently awarded a contract with one of the country's largest electric vehicle companies through 2027 and will be renovating its underutilized warehouse facility at 4464 Gateway Drive to meet new production need.
The existing site is owned by Fifth Generation Properties and is leased to Nemak, which currently uses the site as a warehouse facility. The plans, approved in Tuesday's City Plan Commission meeting, state that the property will continue to be used as a warehouse facility but will now include landscape-screened outdoor storage and manufacturing/production area...
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Attract, Develop and Retain Diverse Talent
'Build Like A Girl' event breaking down stereotypes in the construction industry
WBAY
NEENAH -- You don’t often see middle school and high school girls operating cranes and laying down bricks. However, for the fifth annual ‘Build Like A Girl’ event hosted by Miron Construction that was exactly what you might have seen today in Neenah.
“The whole idea is to get girls interested in the construction industry,” Dave Walsh, Miron executive vice president of human resources, said. “Let’s think for a second... 50% of the world is women but only about 3% of our construction workers in the country are female. That’s a hard thing. There is an opportunity there to get more girls involved in construction.”...
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