New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge Greater Green Bay Chamber Open Round 2 of Applications for Greater Green Bay Back to Business Grant Greater Green Bay Chamber Press Release The Greater Green Bay Chamber is pleased to welcome applications for round 2 of its Greater Green Bay Back to Business Grant less than one week after closing the window on round 1 applications. The grant caters to small- and medium-size businesses whose operations have been significantly impacted as a result of COVID-19. It began with an initial $200,000 investment by American Foods Group, including America’s Service Line. Other contributors that have since joined the effort include.... Read More 3> New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge Home and car sales picking up WBAY When it comes to the things we buy in life, homes and vehicles are two of the most expensive.
During this pandemic, both the real estate and auto industries, like many others, have taken a hit.
But in recent days, demand for homes and automobiles has picked up.
After dropping off a cliff in early March, home showings in Brown County are.... Read More 4>
New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge Businesses confidently carry on with redevelopment plans NBC 26 Main Street in Green Bay has become an example of business leaders and entrepreneurs sticking with their plans through the coronavirus pandemic.
In a one mile stretch, downtown leaders say there are seven businesses redeveloping or preparing to open for the first time.
“We are just incredibly inspired by the resiliency and by the small businesses who want to.... Read More 5>
Encourage Educational Attainment Lakeshore Technical College announces fall schedule plans WHBL Lakeshore Technical College students are just completing their spring semester under never-anticipated conditions forced by the pandemic. Meanwhile, the staff there has developed plans it believes will allow students to move forward with their fall semester successfully, comfortably and safely.
The college is transitioning fall courses to serve students both in-person..... Read More 6>
New North Region Stepping Up to the COVID-19 Challenge Appleton’s farm market and Thursday concerts go on, but will be entirely different Appleton Post-Crescent Downtown Appleton is keeping some of its summer activities — the Saturday farm market and Thursday evening concerts — but they're going to look different because of coronavirus precautions, social distancing and livestreaming.
The Downtown Appleton Farm Market will have about one-third of its usual booths in the same four-block stretch of College Avenue and will begin two.... Read More 7>
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