The Rock County Board voted Thursday night to support a proposed $700 million soybean oilseed processing plant in Evansville, and authorized county officials to lobby for exemptions to state public financing laws to help fund its construction.
The Woodman’s Sports & Convention Center took another step forward Monday night, as the Janesville City Council approved a $38.13 million construction bid from JP Cullen, of Janesville.
After 20 years of being in the restaurant industry, the Ramirez Torres family recently opened up their own restaurant, Mary’s Cafe, in downtown Milton at 100 Front St.
Kelly Yoss, a client at KANDU Industries, walked in the front doors of the soon to be former Blackhawk Technical College Advanced Manufacturing Center in Milton on Wednesday with a big smile on her face.
A new community recovery center for those dealing with substance dependence will be opening in Beloit soon.
One of downtown’s future amenities is embracing its facility’s past in updated renderings released Wednesday.
Scooter Coffee, the Nebraska based coffee shop, has finally opened its doors at 2610 Humes Road near HyVee, in Janesville after several months when the small shop was under construction.
The old Fazoli’s restaurant on Humes Road in Janesville looks like it’ll turn into a new chicken joint.
Janesvilles’s newest downtown business, Mood at 19 N. Main St., is sure to put you in the “mood” to find some unique and meaningful greeting cards, home decor or stationary.
In the face of neighborhood opposition, the Beloit City Council has approved rezoning land on Sixth Street and approved a planned unit development as part of that. The council also on Tuesday night voted to amend the city’s comprehensive plan to allow a Milwaukee developer to build affordable townhomes on the vacant 6-acre lot at 1642 Sixth St.