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In the last two years, there have been 31 new businesses to open, expand, or change ownership in Eagle River.
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In Tuesday's order, Evers said the disruption in supply “poses a serious risk to the economic well-being of Wisconsin, both at the individual consumer level and to our essential tourism industry.”
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A national meatpacking company with a facility in Green Bay has agreed to pay about $15,000 to settle allegations of unsafe practices during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Anyone who drives a vehicle has likely noticed the steep $4.79 price tag on a gallon of gas. But those who operate large trucks and heavy machinery are impacted even more than others.
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Housing in northern Wisconsin is in such short supply that some people turn down jobs in the area because they cannot find a place to live. Employers have come up with a solution — convert vacant motels into affordable housing.
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Six Central Wisconsin Chambers of Commerce have teamed up for the Central to Success Summit today(Wednesday) at the Central Wisconsin Convention and Expo Center in Rothschild
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Gas prices are once again on the rise, and according to officials, it's only on it's way up
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While the number of people looking for work may be at a record low, there’s still people searching.The Department of Workforce Development’s Job Center in Rhinelander wants people to know about all the resources it offers.
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The order declares that a period of “abnormal economic disruption” exists in Wisconsin and prohibits wholesalers and retailers in the state from charging “unreasonably excessive prices,” defined in administrative code as prices more than 15% higher than prices over the last two months.
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It's been just over a year since the Wausau Center Mall closed its doors for good, with many wondering where things stand with the planned multi-million-dollar redevelopment project
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Weinbrenner started operating in Merrill back in the 1930s, and city administrator Dave Johnson says this move is symbolic of how the city has evolved.