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Friday, September 12, 2025FEMA DISASTER ASSISTANCE APPLICATIONS OPEN
WEST BEND, WI – President Donald Trump announced a presidential disaster declaration for Wisconsin, approving $29.8 million in federal aid to help recover from the severe storms and flooding in August. County Executive Josh Schoemann said, “I am pleased to see how quickly the disaster declaration was issued so our families and business impacted by the flooding can apply for some relief. It can be difficult to be patient for what can often be a long process, and I thank the President, Governor Evers
Friday, September 12, 2025Gov. Evers Announces $50 Million in Grants Available for Community Development Projects Statewide
Gov. Evers Announces $50 Million in Grants Available for Local Community Development Projects Statewide Communities and organizations encouraged to apply for next round of Non-State Grant Program funding for local building projects MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced the next round of grant funding for the Non-State Grant Program to support local infrastructure improvement and community development projects across the state. The $50 million program, created by Gov. Eves in 2023, serves as a
Friday, August 22, 2025FEMA Visit Washington County
For Immediate Release: Contact: Fran McLaughlin - (262) 343-6846 August 21, 2025 FEMA VISITS WASHINGTON COUNTY for DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS WEST BEND, WI – County Executive Josh Schoemann welcomed the FEMA team to Washington County this morning as they began their damage assessments. Schoemann spoke with residents at some of the affected homes and said, “My heart goes out to all those affected by the flood. It’s nice to see the city, county, state and Feds all working together to help. We appreciate the
Monday, July 28, 2025The Long Haul: What It Really Takes to Launch a Trucking Business That Lasts
Breaking into the trucking industry isn’t just about owning a rig and chasing miles—it’s a full-fledged business that demands grit, planning, and a deeper understanding of what keeps goods and people in motion. With demand for freight continuing to grow in North America, the appeal of launching a trucking company has never been higher. But before rubber meets road, there’s a long list of hurdles, logistics, and financial realities that can derail even the most ambitious newcomer. Starting strong means
