If you have ever thought about donating to or volunteering at one of the New North region’s food pantries, now is the time. Federal pandemic benefits have ended statew…
With all the buzz surrounding generative artificial intelligence taking our jobs, it’s hard not to feel a little threatened — especially as someone who has built a car…
For our December issue “Get to Know” column, I interviewed Ryan Lonergan, owner of Wisconsin Veteran LLC and host of the Fragout Podcast.
When I joined the Insight Publications team last November, I was excited by the idea that I could get back to my roots as a magazine writer. My mother still relishes t…
The Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing & Productivity (WCMP) released its second annual Wisconsin Manufacturing Report last month. The report reveals an overall op…
Whether or not Northeast Wisconsin will ever have a Trader Joe’s bestowed upon us is a running joke within the commercial real estate development community.
Asha Hirsi stands no more than five feet tall, but soon she will be behind the wheel of a big rig earning a commercial driver’s license through a customized truck driv…
Comparison shopping is good consumerism. At least that’s what I was taught growing up.
I’ve certainly been inspired by New North women lately.
Sometimes in life, a set of chance circumstances seems to coalesce into one big message. That was the case for me a few weeks ago as I began to read a flurry of news s…
As I settled into my seat at Envision Greater Green Bay’s World Futures Day event in March, the keynote speaker quickly grabbed my attention. It was as if the speaker,…
So often, as I’m writing a story, I wish I had many more words to do the topic justice. Such was the case as I was writing this month’s New North feature looking at ch…
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If you’re not familiar with the term NERR, get ready to hear a lot about it over the next several years.
Drive down any main thoroughfare and you can’t miss the signs that employers are facing a severe shortage of workers. Businesses have gone bey…
The racial wealth gap garnered increased attention during the past year as the racial justice movement spread across the country and the pande…
Government contracts inject billions of dollars into the regional economy. Fincantieri Marinette Marine has its contract worth up to $5.5 bill…
Women’s leadership is a topic I’ve been hearing about since I was an undergrad at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. There have been many bo…
Whether it is limiting the number of our social gatherings, preventing us from watching live sports events or concerts, or requiring us to mas…
I sometimes think some people forget just how special the Green Bay Packers are. No, it’s not their 13 world championships or their four Super…
In late March as Bridget Krage O’Connor looked out the windows of O’Connor Connective in downtown De Pere, she was sad to see no action whatso…
After Oscar C. Boldt died on June 9 at the age of 96, I spent several days talking with a variety of people asking about their favorite memori…
The degree to which our world has changed in the past six weeks has been mind-boggling. Just as we prepared to send the April issue to press, …