Posts by Langlade County EDC
Sneller’s Repair Service open for business in Antigo area
Antigo has a new repair service in town to look for in the recently-opened Sneller’s Repair Service, located at 311 Superior Street near the BP South gas station off of 7th Ave. Sneller’s Repair Service is owned by Richard and Jeri Sneller,
Read MoreAntigo, Elcho Students Eye Forestry Industry
Over 250 students from Antigo and Elcho school districts got a first-hand look at modern logging at an educational day held at Crestwood School on Wednesday.
Read MoreLanglade Hospital Has Major Plans
Aspirus Langlade Hospital is in the midst of a building boom. The hospital has been undergoing almost steady expansions since it was built in 2012 and over the year plans $13.6 million in additional construction and renovations across a range of facilities.
Read MoreFeatured Property – Karl’s Warehousing
Turn key ready warehouse for lease or rent. Warehouse is 45,000 square feet. Lease/rent price is negotiable.
Read MoreManufacturing Readiness Workshop
Looking to start your career in manufacturing? Get a leg up on the hiring process with this FREE three day skills workshop. The workshop will be held on November 1st through November 4th from 10 am to 3 pm each day at NTC-Antigo Campus.
Read MoreRosalia Gardens Project Moving Ahead
Carpenters were scurrying among the thousands of 2x4s in the framing of the addition at Rosalia Gardens, the Aspirus Langlade Hospital facility on Flight Road on Antigo’s northeast side. One of the men said they were hoping to get most of the sprawling, $4.2 million structure enclosed before temperatures have a true winter bite.
Read MoreHeavy Metal Tour 2016
Antigo Middle School eighth graders discuss opportunities in welding with instructor Darren Wild at Northcentral Technical College’s annual “Heavy Metal” tour Wednesday, October 5, 2016.
Read MoreAPPLES to (organic) APPLES
Lisa Rettinger was living the American dream, or at least some version of it. She had a home she loved in the St. Paul area, an organic garden, and a well-paying job in a field suited to her degree in agronomy from UW-River Falls—all the things society says are important markers of success.
Read MoreInsight FS Explains Agri-Business
Wisconsin agriculture is a $12.3 billion business, but much of it is centered far from fields and barns. That was the message state agribusiness leaders brought to Antigo Thursday, during a tour for local, state and federal officials at Insight FS.
Read MoreParsons Family Honored At Fall Forestry Festival
The Parsons family was honored for their commitment to sustainable forestry Saturday as part of activities at the 12th annual Fall Forestry Festival. The event was hosted by Kretz Lumber Company and included a day full of activities, seminars and awards.
Read MoreGrant Boosts Broadband at White Lake
A public-private partnership will extend broadband services to over 100 households and businesses in the White Lake area. This week, Gov. Scott Walker joined the Public Service Commission to announce a total of $1,500,000 in Broadband Expansion Grants, including a $94,000 stipend to Wittenberg Telephone Company for the extension of fiber optic cables from Highway…
Read MoreGeorge Shinners Lauds UW Education: Part of New Campaign Promoting State’s Flagship University
George Shinners is an entrepreneur with business interests as diverse as an international concrete-breaking firm, a 3,000-cow dairy farm, and a neon sign company. “I wouldn’t be doing any of this if not for UW-Madison,” says Shinners, president of Antigo Construction, a firm that breaks concrete for road and airport projects. “I’ve worked on so…
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