County Materials News Today

By Tom Kilian, Wausau City Council Dist. 3 alderman The Wausau people are being sold a narrative that a 65% water rate increase is unavoidable due to an

Fella’s Loaded Goat will soon open at 1305 Menomonie St. next to Midwest Garage in the Shawtown neighborhood. The restaurant and bar will serve up burgers and sandwiches, appetizers and wings, pizza, fish fry, and other classic Midwest staples ...

John and Carolyn Sonnentag signed their names on the trusses that will support the roof of the Sonnentag Event Center.

All five Iowa US Senate candidates appearing on the ballot in the June 7 primary are actively campaigning in Johnson County.

The transformation is underway for a 21-acre brownfield site along the Chippewa River to become the largest indoor event venue in northwest Wisconsin — the $1

A record 178 projects were submitted across 18 hardscape categories.

County Materials Corporation’s team members participated in the St. Croix Valley Builders Association’s Build My Future event. Attended by more than 1,000 local high school students, the event inspires students

TOWN OF TURTLE A Rock County plant that makes concrete blocks and girders must pay the state of Wisconsin $171,750 as part of a lawsuit settlement. The state on Jan. 19 alleged County Materials Corp. violated air-pollution laws at its plant at 1104 E. La Prairie-Turtle Townline Road, according to Rock County Court records. Rock County Judge Jeffrey Kuglitsch approved the settlement Jan. 29. The state alleged County Materials did not obtain the required air-pollution permits for the plant, did n...

AG Kaul Announces Settlement with County Materials Corp. to Resolve Wisconsin Air Law Violations at Janesville Facility February 5, 2021 MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced a settlement with County Materials Corp. requiring County Materials Corp. to pay $171,750 to resolve violations of Wisconsin’s air laws at its facility in Janesville, Wis. The settlement was approved by the Rock County Circuit Court on January 29, 2021. “Companies must do their part to protect c...

The Unified School District of Antigo has been working for quite awhile to get the Noboken Nature Center built, and 2020 has brought substantial progress to the project. The school district has owned the 168 acres in Upham since 1931. In the past 30-plus years, it’s been used to serve the educational needs of students. Located just north of Antigo, off of Highway J at Noboken Lake, the school forest continues to progress in becoming a year-round environmental education center that will inc...