State’s golf industry poised for bright future

Despite a pandemic that continues to plague the economy, Wisconsin’s golf industry is poised for a bright future after the summer brought a big jump in rounds played. This summer, golf has seen a resurgence nationwide after having a stable

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UW Prof argues for quality, affordable workforce housing

Inadequate workforce housing in Wisconsin contributes to homelessness, high living costs, long commute times and health risks, according to UW-Madison Prof. Kurt Paulsen. Workforce housing, loosely defined as housing that is affordable to people in lower- and middle- income levels,

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Restraining order on Evers administration extended

A Waukesha County judge granted the request of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce to extend the temporary restraining order preventing the Evers administration from releasing information on businesses with COVID-19 outbreaks. The order from Judge Lloyd Carter, issued yesterday morning, will

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Showers slowed fieldwork this week

Frequent showers and chilly, overcast conditions slowed fieldwork this past week, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Southern and central Wisconsin experienced the first frost of the season while overnight lows dipped into the mid-20s in parts of

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Biden campaign: Wisconsin week in review

This week, Senator Kamala Harris took the debate stage to hold the Trump Administration accountable for its failed response to the COVID-19 pandemic and attempts to gut protections to pre-existing conditions. Jill Biden held a virtual event in Milwaukee, as

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WMC: Wisconsin to celebrate Manufacturing Month in October

MADISON – Gov. Tony Evers proclaimed October as Manufacturing Month, and Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) will be promoting the state’s top industry throughout the month. Manufacturing is the number one contributor to Wisconsin’s economy, producing $63 billion in total output

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State’s golf industry poised for bright future

Despite a pandemic that continues to plague the economy, Wisconsin’s golf industry is poised for a bright future after the summer brought a big jump in rounds played. This summer, golf has seen a resurgence nationwide after having a stable participation base for the past six years, according to the

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UW Prof argues for quality, affordable workforce housing

Inadequate workforce housing in Wisconsin contributes to homelessness, high living costs, long commute times and health risks, according to UW-Madison Prof. Kurt Paulsen. Workforce housing, loosely defined as housing that is affordable to people in lower- and middle- income levels, is meant to allow people to work and live in

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Restraining order on Evers administration extended

A Waukesha County judge granted the request of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce to extend the temporary restraining order preventing the Evers administration from releasing information on businesses with COVID-19 outbreaks. The order from Judge Lloyd Carter, issued yesterday morning, will be in effect “until the matter can be fully presented

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Showers slowed fieldwork this week

Frequent showers and chilly, overcast conditions slowed fieldwork this past week, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Southern and central Wisconsin experienced the first frost of the season while overnight lows dipped into the mid-20s in parts of northern Wisconsin. The state had 3.9 days suitable for fieldwork.

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Biden campaign: Wisconsin week in review

This week, Senator Kamala Harris took the debate stage to hold the Trump Administration accountable for its failed response to the COVID-19 pandemic and attempts to gut protections to pre-existing conditions. Jill Biden held a virtual event in Milwaukee, as part of the Wisconsin “Joe’s in Your Corner” tour, where

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MacIver Institute: New study by the James Madison Institute compares policy agendas of both presidential candidates and how they will impact the dairy state

Study Estimates Biden-Harris Agenda will Cost $36.4 Trillion Dollars in total and cripple Wisconsin’s economy, creating potential $3 Billion Shortfall MADISON– The MacIver Institute is sharing a just-released groundbreaking study by The James Madison Institute (JMI), one of the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit economic research organizations. The analysis compares the

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WMC: Wisconsin to celebrate Manufacturing Month in October

MADISON – Gov. Tony Evers proclaimed October as Manufacturing Month, and Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) will be promoting the state’s top industry throughout the month. Manufacturing is the number one contributor to Wisconsin’s economy, producing $63 billion in total output each year – 19 percent of Wisconsin’s total Gross Domestic

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