Category: Business

“Food is more than just sustenance; it’s a gift that [people] give each other for social gatherings and it’s a tool for a lot of things, and I think it provides happiness.

Crop prices (August 10) Rio Creek Feed Mill – Algoma Commodity – Price – Basis Corn – $3.39/bushel – -0.34 Soybeans – $9.25/bushel – -0.51 Wheat (SRW) – $4.

The Foth Companies (Foth) was recently presented with a WEDA (Western Dredging Association) Environmental Excellence Award at the organization’s annual Summit and Expo in Houston, Texas.

The Door County Economic Development Corporation, in association with the UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center (SBDC), announced that Dr. Zach Paul, owner of Integrated Health Services of Door County (IHSODC), is the winner of the $1,200 cash award for the best business plan originating from the 14th annual Door County Entrepreneurial Training Program.

AT&T has added 4G LTE service to a cell site in Ellison Bay to offer Door County residents, visitors and businesses faster, more reliable wireless service.

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is continuing its commitment to those who serve our country, with a new policy, which could allow current and former members of the military to receive college credit for their service.

Sturgeon Bay’s Center for Optimal Health will offer two introductory weight loss support groups this August that feature guided meditation as well as “brain optimization” training to align mind, body and spirit to support new eating habits and lifelong goals.

von Stiehl Winery in Algoma recently brought home 12 medals from the 2015 International Tasters Guild competition. Sylvester, Symmetry and Apple Icing all brought home prestigious Double Gold medals.

Crop prices (July 27) Rio Creek Feed Mill – Algoma Commodity – Price – Basis Corn – $3.52/bushel – -0.41 Soybeans – $9.26/bushel – -0.41 Wheat (SRW) – $4.

Growing hops in Wisconsin is making a comeback. It may not be at the level it was more than a century ago when Wisconsin produced one-fifth of the nation’s supply but more and more growers are discovering the hop as a specialty crop.

After 21 years of laying the foundation for hundreds of masonry students in Northeast Wisconsin, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) instructor John Zellner has been named the John B.

Van’s Lumber & Custom Builders, in partnership with The Boldt Company, has recently completed construction of the Cook-Albert Fuller Center at The Ridges Sanctuary in Baileys Harbor.

Peninsula Players Theatre welcomed 10 new interns this summer into the community. The interns have the opportunity to live, work and play with industry professionals, including members of Actors’ Equity, the union of professional actors and stage managers; members of United Scenic Artists, the union of scenic, lighting, sound and costume designs; and members of the Stage Director and Choreographers Society.

Crop Prices (July 20) Rio Creek Feed Mill – Algoma Commodity – Price/Bushel – Basis Corn – $3.90 – -0.31 Soybeans – $9.45 – -0.61 Wheat (SRW) – $5.94 – -0.

Parallel 44 was a two-time winner of Best Overall Wine at the fifth annual Wisconsin Professional Wine Competition, hosted by the Wisconsin State Fair on June 25.

The Door County Economic Development Corporation and the UW-Green Bay Small Business Development Center will offer free, one-on-one business counseling sessions on Aug.

On July 24 and 25, Hidden at Silver Poplar Studios, located at 1519 E Door Bluff Road, Ellison Bay invite all to explore “Ellison Wonderland” and discover plein air painters amid their award-winning gardens and Russian cottages plus art in their log gallery.

Join the growing list of local food businesses reaching their goals through the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection’s (DATCP) Buy Local Buy Wisconsin program.

Bank of Luxemburg Vice President of Information Technology Joel Williquette recently graduated with a master’s degree in management from University of Wisconsin – Green Bay.

Andria’s Dancin’ On The Door School of Dance is celebrating its first year in business with a grand re-opening party on July 19. Free demo classes start at 10 am ranging from dance, yoga, Zumba and other fitness classes, to a Paint & Sip demo.