The former Chemtool headquarters on West Rockton Road is under new ownership, but what’s next for the 110,000-square-foot building is a bit of a mystery.
The city of Janesville is pursuing a $20 million federal Environmental Protection Agency grant that could help it redevelop the sprawling former Janesville Automobile Transport Company site on the southside, once the city condemns and purchases it.
A Rockford company that makes lifting equipment plans to move its company headquarters to the old Regal Rexnord building at 200 State St., bringing 30 executive and administrative jobs to downtown Beloit.
The City of Beloit is seeking bids to see if it’s more efficient to hire an outside company to run Krueger-Haskell Golf Course.
The Janesville City Council on Monday night discussed adding more parking and lighting to the parking lots at the Janesville Youth Sports Complex on the city’s southeast side.
Schreiber Foods, a Green Bay-based maker of cheese products and yogurt, is looking to expand its beverage market by buying the Tru Aseptics business in Beloit from Lyons Magnus.
The Milton Common Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a conditional use permit for a new duplex development in the Tower Hill Meadows subdivision.
Bodacious Olive LLC, which is owned by Quint and Rishy Studer, owners of the Beloit Sky Carp, has purchased the former United Way Blackhawk Region office building at 205 N. Main St.
As part of its opening and ribbon cutting Friday in Janesville, a new Burlington Store presented Adams Elementary with a $5,000 gift.
An interesting analysis of metro markets and how three indicators were used to identify top manufacturing hubs. A good read and my comments on how the Rock County market measures up against the big guys.