As industrial business leaders and property owners focus on their own operations, it’s sometimes easy to forget that all businesses exist as part of a larger community. Without the support of the cities and towns they operate in, industrial businesses wouldn’t have the resources, infrastructure, or workforce necessary to bring their products and services to the market. Finding ways to give back helps business leaders build a better community and a better place to work. Read more

Sam Pittsenbarger said going to college had always been in his plans. Read more

Jesus Vega knew from an early age that he would be going to college. Read more

Many home repairs are not all that difficult for the owner to make. A decent set of tools and watching a YouTube video can go a long way to ac… Read more

KENOSHA — Kenyatta “Kenny” Harper is ready to help locals get their finances back on track. Read more

KENOSHA — Two friends are working to make the car-buying experience less stressful. Read more

Berenice Lorenzo knew at a young age she wanted to go to college. Read more

Tori Starkey wanted more than just a job. Read more