Cooking for how many?
On May 5, we hosted a fundraising banquet at my wife’s Hope Church in Cochrane. We ended up cooking and serving 200 dinners, in a town of 420.
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On May 5, we hosted a fundraising banquet at my wife’s Hope Church in Cochrane. We ended up cooking and serving 200 dinners, in a town of 420.
Statewide room tax collections have more than doubled since 1999, growing faster than inflation or state and local taxes collectively in Wisconsin.
Find your purpose and pursue it with passion. You can drift through life or set your own course. It’s okay to not know now what you’ll know later. There’s always room in life for excellence and for people who make a difference.
Download this column as a Word document See other WNA Member Content offerings Wisconsin lawmakers last year headed to Poland for a trade mission and
State budget provisions put forward by Gov. Tony Evers would limit the use of TIF funds to make cash grants to developers rather than more traditional investments in public infrastructure such as streets and sewers.
Need a good laugh? My friend Phil sent over this list of aphorisms that should do the trick. And they’ll really make you think, too.
One sign that spring has arrived is when I realize that no matter how many hours I try to squeeze into the day it just isn’t long enough to finish my work.
More than 8% of the state’s prison guards sought transfers to get a $5-an-hour pay boost in the first eight days after a plan was proposed to address critical staff shortages.
We see restaurants in the U.S. claiming they specialize in cuisines from certain regions of China. So, what’s the difference?
Of the ten states where local governments depend most on the property tax, Wisconsin’s limits appear to be the strictest.