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By DIANA PANUNCIAL, Racine Journal Times MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. — Howard Haubrich, a real estate agent with Bear Realty, has a few properties he’s trying to sell between Racine and Kenosha County. But there’s only one of them that’s carrying a price tag of $3.9 million. It’s a 30-acre property on the 4000 block of 90th street in Mount Pleasant. And it’s “right across the street from Foxconn,” Haubrich said. He had hoped it would be prime real estate for developers and businesses trying to get in on the sprouting Interstate-94 corridor around Foxconn. But, since it was put on the...

Realtors selling property near Foxconn play waiting game DIANA PANUNCIAL, Racine Journal Times March 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. (AP) — Howard Haubrich, a real estate agent with Bear Realty, has a few properties he’s trying to sell between Racine and Kenosha County. But there’s only one of them that’s carrying a price tag of $3.9 million. It’s a 30-acre property on the 4000 block of 90th street in Mount Pleasant. And it’s “right across the street from Foxconn,” Haubrich said. He had hoped it would be prime real estate for developers and businesses tryin...

“When we originally did this, we thought they were building a lot out there," Howard Haubrich, a real estate agent with Bear Realty, said of what he had hoped would

PHOTOS: All 5 hunters harvested elk during first elk hunting season © Provided by KRCG Columbia/Jefferson City All five elk hunters selected for this year's elk hunting season have harvested an elk during the firearms portion. The elk hunting season ended Sunday. There were no harvests during the archery potion from Oct. 17-25. Michael Buschjost, of St. Thomas,  was drawn for an antlered elk permit. He harvested a 6x6 bull outside of the refuge portion of Peck Ranch Conservation Area on Dec. 15.  Buschjost has hunted elk in Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming. He said he was excited to hunt el...

By Sara Karnes Springfield News-Leader Three men successfully hunted elk this past week, making this the first-ever harvested since the cervids were reintroduced to the state nearly a decade ago. Joseph Benthall, of Mount Vernon, was one of five permit holders for this elk hunting season and the first to shoot a bull, said Aaron Hildreth, elk specialist with the Missouri Department of Conservation. Only five bull elk could be taken. Following an unsuccessful archery season in October, the five hunters entered the rifle portion of the elk season. “Those same hunters had the opportunity to go...