Business
Reasons to Relocate to Douglas County
Doug DalagerJanuary 22, 2015
There are many opportunities in real estate in Douglas County and Superior, Wisconsin. Relocating to our area can be very rewarding.
Quality of Life High in Douglas County
Doug DalagerJanuary 21, 2015
The quality of life in Douglas County, Wisconsin is a big selling point when it comes to encouraging business to locate here! Check out this video about that topic.
Kestrel Partners With Composite Company
Doug DalagerJanuary 16, 2015
Kestrel Aircraft Partners With TenCate Advanced Composites Kestrel Aircraft has partnered with TenCate Advanced Composites, a leading supplier of advanced thermoset...
Economic Development Opportunity in Superior
Doug DalagerJanuary 13, 2015
A promotional video from the City website about economic development opportunities in Superior.
ALDI’s Update (and What’s Next?)
Doug DalagerDecember 6, 2014
Development News & Questions “You want competition within your business community,” Superior Douglas County Chamber President Dave Minor said. ALDI, a...
ALDI Store Coming to Superior?
Doug DalagerDecember 3, 2014
A couple days before Thanksgiving, a posting went up on careerbuilder.com advertising for a Store Manager – Retail/Restaurant/Grocery. No word yet on the exact...
AA Roll Off Warehouse Fire Photos
Doug DalagerDecember 2, 2014
You may have heard of the debilitating fire suffered by AA Roll Off on the night of Thursday, Nov. 20th. An overhead heater in their garage ignited, causing fire and...
Kestrel Aircraft Updates Superior
Doug DalagerNovember 14, 2014
The following was posted on Kestrel’s Facebook page this afternoon, and we thought our readers might find it of interest. I spoke with a Kestrel representative...
Klapmeier Honored by Aviation Hall of Fame
Doug DalagerNovember 6, 2014
Alan Klapmeier, was recently inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame. Alan, along with his brother Dale Klapmeier, were inducted into the NAHF in Dayton, Ohio...
Superior business owner fined for marijuana possession
Doug DalagerOctober 17, 2014
Reprinted from the Superior Telegram A Superior business owner will pay a fine after eight marijuana plants were found growing in her residence. Tracey Lynn Karr, 43,...









