Posts by Langlade County EDC
Buck’s Rub Seasoning Is A Hit
Hilger develops line based on mom’s recipes. Some cooks jealously guard their secret family recipes. Jason Hilger thinks there is no better tribute to his mother, Judi, than sharing them with the world. Hilger and Lynn Karl have created Buck Rub Seasonings, LLC, a new spice company with seasoned blends for everything from venison and burgers…
Read MoreEntrepreneurial Training Course Offered
The Langlade County Economic Development Corporation will be partnering with NTC to offer an Entrepreneurship Training Course – Basic Business Plan. The course will be on Thursdays starting September 15, 2016 and runs through November 10, 2016. The classes will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 at the NTC Campus in Antigo. The class fee…
Read MoreCelebrations Is New To Town And Ready With Food, Drink, And Fun Atmosphere
If you are looking for a reason to celebrate a good time in Antigo without any particular reason to do so, you should consider checking out Celebrations Food & Drink just south of town, directly on Highway 45. Owner Ann Richardson has been in the service industry for years, working in the back of the…
Read MoreAspirus Langlade Hospital Breaks Ground on $4.2 million Rosalia Gardens Addition
Officials from Aspirus Langlade Hospital Monday broke ground on a $4.2 million addition to Rosalia Gardens, with Hospital Administrator Dave Schneider calling the assisted living facility an opportunity to see God in action. Schneider was joined by representatives of the design team, hospital board of directors, medical staff and Sisters Dolores Demulling, Adele Demulling and…
Read MoreProsser Place Estates Take Shape On North Side, Fill A Niche For Newer Apartments
The first in a series of sparkling apartments, featuring the latest in design details and amenities, is now open on Antigo’s north side. As construction continues on the site off Prosser Avenue, couples and families are moving into the inaugural building—one of six—that make up Prosser Place Estates. The rentals are filling up, Randy Jensen,…
Read MoreRosalia Gardens Groundbreaking For Expansion Begins This Afternoon
A groundbreaking ceremony was held at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, July 11, 2016 on the future site of the addition to Rosalia Gardens, Assisted Living Facility located on Flight Road in Antigo. Representatives from Aspirus Langlade Hospital, the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph, Community Living Solutions and community members will gather to celebrate the 19,022 square-foot…
Read MoreEvery Month Should Be Dairy Month In Wisconsin
In June we all celebrate dairy with farm tours, dairy breakfasts, signs and special menus. Even though dairy month ended when we flipped our calendars to July, we should continue to appreciate the many contributions of Wisconsin’s dairy farms throughout the year. The dairy industry in Wisconsin has good news to tell. Our state is…
Read MoreEdible Startup Summit Offers Info on How to Start a Local Food Business
If you’re ready to turn your food business dream into a reality, attend the Edible Startup Summit August 24-26, 2016 in Madison. Co-hosted by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection’s Ag and Food Center and Dane County UW-Extension, this three-day summit offers a comprehensive and interactive education on what it takes to…
Read MoreThe Sweet Season Arrives At Merry’s
One of the sweetest summertime traditions is continuing this week at Merry’s Berries. For three decades, Andy and Elizabeth Merry have been opening their patch to strawberry pickers at the peak of season, this year welcoming the second, and maybe even third generation of families to their Highway H farm. That’s really what it’s all…
Read More5th Avenue Is A Continuation Of Family’s Restaurant Legacy
Before 1985, you would have been hard pressed to find a cozy sandwich lounge on what would be the “Main Street” of downtown Antigo. Thanks to Sue Stanton and her 5th Avenue Restaurant, Antigonians have had just such an establishment available for the past 31 years. Opening its doors on June 5, 1985, 5th Avenue…
Read MoreFree Workshop Series – Onboarding & Retaining Millennial Employees
The Langlade County Economic Development Corporation is partnering with Northcentral Technical College to offer a FREE workshop series on Talent Development – Onboarding & Retaining Millennial Employees. Onboarding new employees is a secure investment that will assist newly hired employees in developing their skills, knowledge, and value within the company. It will help match the technically…
Read MoreSchroeder’s Marking Its Anniversary
Schroeder’s Gifts has come a long way in just under three decades. From a humble beginning pitching home-grown potatoes and vegetables, Scroeder’s has grown into one of the true shopping destinations of the northwoods, drawing clientele from across the region for its mix of clothing, accouterments and housewares. And in a nod to its past,…
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