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MACCI's Chamber Caper!

Wednesday, August 14

RiverEdge Golf Course & Banquet Facility

Tee time - 11 am

Registrations will be mailed mid-July or you can sign-up on line at www.marshfieldchamber.com/events

MACCI's Chamber Caper is a non-competitive, 4-person scramble, that helps support your Chamber of Commerce's important business mission of providing programs and services that benefit our members.

Special thanks to our Gold sponsor Solarus!

Support your Chamber by sponsoring an enhanced hole and promote your business on the green to every golfer!

Investment levels for any size business.

Contact MACCI at 715-384-3454!

MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY


Business Celebrating Milestone AnniversariesHappy Anniversary, Merle Norman and the Day Spa Boutique! Owner Shelley Babcock is celebrating 10 years of owning the business, and the boutique has been in business for 71 years. The shop is located at 249 South Central Avenue in Marshfield and the telephone number is 715-384-8000. Wishing you many more years of success in Marshfield!

Melody Gardens Restaurant & Skateland has been family owned and operated for the past 45 years. Located at 1200 South Oak Avenue in Marshfield, Margie and Dennis Schmidt are the current

owners of this establishment. Offering "homemade" ice cream and breakfast, lunch and dinner specials, 7 days a week! The business telephone number is 715-384-3326. Happy anniversary Margie & Dennis and your staff! Thank you, Brock family, for having this vision.

Simplicity Credit Union Opens Branch in NeillsvilleAfter months of planning, Simplicity Credit Union has opened a new location at 113 West Division Street in Neillsville. The property has undergone extensive remodeling to transform it into a full-service branch location. The new Simplicity CU location in Neillsville will feature a full service credit union branch, offering cash, check, and card transactions, new accounts and memberships, as well as a full array of lending options. The Neillsville location of Simplicity CU will be open Monday through Thursday, 9am-5:30 pm and Friday, 9am-6pm. To learn more about Simplicity CU visit www.Simplicity.Coop

Farm Medicine Names New DirectorCongratulations to Casper "Cap" Bendixsen, Ph.D., a research scientist specializing in social-cultural anthropology, re-cently named the sixth director in the history of the National Farm Medicine Center. Bendixsen follows in the footsteps of Barbara Lee, Ph.D., who will continue her research program as the Dean Emanuel Endowed Chair, and as director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)-funded National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety. Bendixsen joined Farm Medicine in 2013. His own farming and ranching background has helped in bringing agricultural communities into all phases of research, with the ultimate goal of improving health and safety. Congratulations, Cap!

Congrats Dr. Turney! Kudos to Dr. Susan Turney, CEO Marshfield Clinic Health System, who is #33 in the 2019 Modern Healthcare's Most Influential Clinical Executives rankings. Over the past year, she lead efforts to expand access points and the organization's footprint. She also oversaw the launch of provider-based billing at three hopsital campuses, allowing the system to capture additional revenue. Turney is cham-pioning the organization's "Driving the Future" campaign, which aims to cut operating expenses by $115 million over two years.



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Scholarship AwardedDan and Cindy Burns of Burns Insurance are excited to share that Maisie Cramer - the daughter of Tammie Cramer, one of their awesome customer service agents - was selected as one of the winners of the IMT Insurance Richard C. Keith Scholarship. Maisie is a junior at UW-Stout majoring in business.

Pictured L-R are Bruce Prince, IMT Territory Manager; Maisie Cramer; Tammie Cramer; Marcus Treimer, under-writer at IMT Insurance and a member of the scholarship committee; Cindy Burns and Dan Burns.

Burns Insurance is located at 500 South Central Avenue in Marshfield and the telphone number is 715-387-0002.

Nelson-Jameson Announces New Corporate LocationDue to the significant growth the company has expe-rienced over the last several years, the headquarters of Nelson-Jameson, Inc. will be moving this fall to the former Figi's corporate office building located at 3200 South Central Avenue in Marshfield.

To better serve their existing customer base, and position themselves for additional future growth, Nelson-James-on has been strategically expanding their workforce, investing in people, equipment and facilties. As the company has grown so has its need for additional office space.

The 64,000 sq. ft. former Figi's headquarters will undergo extensive renovations this summer, with plans for 90 of Nelson-Jameson's 210 employees to move into the space by the end of the year. Nelson-Jameson's current location at 2400 East 5th Street will continue to serve as a stocking warehouse for the company with over 2.2 million cubic feet of warehouse space. Both Marshfield locations will provide the company with many years of growth poten-tial.

A part of the Marshfield community since 1949, Nelson-Jameson has been a family-owned, golden rule supplier to the food and dairy industry for 72 years, working with virtually every cheese manufacturer in the country. Prod-uct lines include safety & personnel, production & material handling, sanitation & janitorial, processing & flow control, laboratory & QA/QC, and bulk packaging & ingredients. The company is headquartered in Marshfield, Wisconsin, with facilities in Turlock, California; Twin Falls, Idaho; York, Pennsylvania; Amarillo Texas; and Chicago, Illinois. Thank you for your continued investment in Marshfield!

Help Leadership Marshfield Group Give Kids Their“Best First Day”

The 2018 “Best First Day” team is partnering with Soup or Socks again in 2019 to provide new shoes and clothing to local children in need for back to school.

Clothing will be provided to qualifying families at Soup or Socks on August 14th.Vision of “Best First Day”: To enrich the lives of our future by having every kid

dressed with confidence.

CLOTHING DRIVEJuly 1 - July 26

Most Needed Itemsfor Boys and Girls,

Grades 4K 12New Tennis/Athletic Shoes

New Leggings/Athletic PantsNew HoodiesNew Socks

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Drop Box Locations

This project done in partnership with:

The Anderson Family

Marshfield Area United Way

Almost invisible…The care giver who day in and day out gives all their attention to their loved one with no respite. The addict who’s homeless, but wants to get clean. The family that doesn’t have enough food to get through the week. A struggling student with nowhere to go after school.

In our day-to-day hustle and bustle, it’s easy for most of us to overlook the need that hides just below the surface. It’s easy because most of us, God willing, won’t ever have to worry about the insecurity that comes with any of these situations. But life isn’t always predictable.

When we think seriously about the scenarios above we realize that many of our friends, family and neighbors are just one emergency away from a bad situation. Unexpected events such as divorce, medical diagnosis, addiction, fire, and death can leave people in desperate need. United Way is there to help families get back on their feet and we can all be a part of that hope and healing!

We are so honored to be asked to be the United Way drive chairs for 2018-2019 and are excited to serve the Marshfield community in bringing awareness to the significant need in our community. We have been United Way supporters for many years but as chairs we have learned more about all the programs that United Way supports, and have been greatly moved by not only the needs of our community, but by the extensive support that United Way is able to provide to our friends, family and co-workers.

It can be overwhelming as an individual to try to help, but through the United Way we can all do more together. Together we can fund programs like the NOW program and Soup or Socks to make sure families have enough food on the table. Together we can make sure that care givers can take a break when caring for their loved ones with Alzheimer’s through the Marshfield Area Respite Care program. Together we can help the addicted seek healing and start a new life through Mary’s Place. All these programs do so much to make our community a healthier place and United Way is crucial to making sure these programs can fulfill their missions.

As drive chairs we want to help each of these programs answer their calling and we have goals…. BIG GOALS. There are still barriers to helping people get a hand up to a better life. We want to challenge each of you to think about these programs and those you will help with your donation pledge to Marshfield Area United Way this year. Together we can be a part of all the great things United Way does in Marshfield. Please be generous.

Live United,

The Anderson’s



Throughout the year, MACCI is pleased to sponsor monthly professional networking socials at various member locations. We hope you and your employees take advantage of these opportunities to grow your network.

Your BA5 Hosts 2019: July 25: Hot time in the City August 8: Upham Mansion * September: Simplicity Credit Union Mortgage Center October 24: Buck-A-Neer Supper Club * November: Elk's Lodge

December 5: Hotel Marshfield

Interested in being a sponsor at a Business After 5 in 2019? Contact Debbie Bauer at 715-384-3454.

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Returning from winter performance in Mexico, Marshfield’s own

Jeff EisbernerArtist/Producer/Composer

Recordings & PerformancesThe Maxx, Cheap Trick, Alice Cooper, Journey, Eddie Money,

America, Steve Miller, C.C.R., .38 Special, Aerosmith, Molly Hatchet, Huey Lewis, Foghat, Night Ranger,

Stephen Stills, Beach Boys, The B-52’s, Pretenders, Deep Purple, Ted Nugent, David Cassidy, Tommy Bolin,

Heart, ZZ Top, Paul Rogers, Little Feat, BTO, Ratt, Boston, REO, Kansas, Loverboy, Nazareth, Abba, The Sweet,

Blue Swede, Kisa Anderson, Nature, Rocket, Landslaget, Claes Af Gieristam, Roxette and Bryan Adams

Live MusicEvery Tuesday Night

4:30pm to 8:00 pmAmerican Legion Post 54

2110 S. Maple St.Marshfield, WI 54449

Open to the Public - No Cover Charge

Slider Special!

Tuesday Night is Slider Platter Night at The Legion

2 Sliders • Bag of ChipsPickles • Cookie

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At your service on the patio:Andy & Ariel

Music on the PatioOpen to the public - everyone welcome!



UW-Stevens Point's economic impact tops $670 million annuallyThe University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's economic impact on the region and state is vast and growing.

With the addition of branch campuses in Marshfield and Wausau, UW-Stevens Point contributes $671.3 million annually to Wisconsin's econ-omy, according to a study by NorthStar Analytics, Sturgeon Bay. The firm updated a 2015 comprehensive economic impact study including all three UW-Stevens Point locations for the first time.

The economic impact of the Stevens Point campus grew from $420.2 million to $584 million in those four years. The impact the Marshfield and Wausau campuses are $35.9 million and $50.7 million, respectively.

Every $1 of state tax investments in UW-Stevens Point generates $18.28 in economic activity in the state. This also increased since 2015, when $1 of state tax investment generated $11 in economic activity by the university's main campus in Stevens Point. Every $1 in state tax investment at the Wausau campus generated $42, and at Marshfield $21 in economic impact.

With the addition of the Marshfield and Wausau campuses, UW-Stevens Point generates $40.9 million in state and local tax revenue annually, up from $21.2 million in 2015. This shows the university is a major revenue contributor to local and state government.

Private businesses benefit the most, as 92% of economic impact generated by UW-Stevens Point activities goes directly to private business. Local governments and nonprofit organizations also benefit.

The $40.9 million in state and local tax revenue is based on state income, sales and property taxes paid directly by fac-ulty and staff, sales taxes generated by student and visitor spending, and subsequent tax revenue generated by those in jobs created by UW-Stevens Point spending.

Each graduating class generates an economic impact of more than $40 million.

See insert for complete report.

PDC Orenda Center plans 7th Annual Four-Person ScramblePDC Orenda Center has scheduled their 7th annual four person scramble golf event. It will be held on Friday, July 12 at the Marshfield Country Club. Shotgun start at 1 pm. Teams consist of 4 golfers playing 18 holes; two carts provided for each team. Through-out the course there will be hole events, individual and team challenges, and opportunities to win awards and prizes. Snacks and beverages throughout the day with dinner to follow. Call PDC at 715-384-2971, for more information or to register your team!

Warehouse space availableKylan Hastreiter, Vice President, Hastreiter Industries Corp., recently announced that their company has purchased the Figi's building at 1811 East 29th Street in Marshfield. The 42,000 sq. ft. building will offer up to 25,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space that is available for rent. Contact Kylan at 715-676-2541.

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WhatÊ areÊ EscapeÊ Rooms? ÊEscapeÊ RoomsÊ areÊ one-hour themed challenges in which a team must work together to find clues to solve puzzles, crack codes, and unlock locks to ultimately complete a mission before time runs out! Ê

WhoÊ areÊ EscapeÊ RoomsÊ for? ÊEscape Rooms are perfect for friends, families, co-workers and more! Ê Ê Best for ages 12 and up. Ê Ê

EscapeÊ RoomsÊ forÊ ProfessionalÊ Development?Yes! We offer special Escape Rooms for professional development. Ê Ê ThisÊ isÊ aÊ fun,Ê localÊ wayÊ toÊ boostÊ moraleÊ Êin the workplace. Ê Ê Escape Rooms are the perfect way to practice teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving and communication. Ê Ê We offer post-game debriefings with a trained facilitator. Ê Ê ÊContact Ê Continuing Education at 715-389-6520 for details or to schedule a time (daytimes or evenings). Ê

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Recruitment begins for Leadership Marshfield 2019-2020The Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation is pleased to announce that recruitment efforts have started for the 29th Leadership Marshfield Class of 2020. Marshfield and the surrounding areas have benefitted from some amazing projects that were developed through the program, as well as, nurtured our community's future leaders through professional, personal and community growth.

The program will kick off with a two-day retreat scheduled at the Holiday Inn on Tuesday, September 17 and Wednesday, September 18. Full day monthly programs that follow include Community Engagement, Education, Public Safety, City Government, Health Care, and Eco-nomic Development. The program concludes with a graduation ceremony that takes place in April.

Applications to participate are available on the MACCI website at www.marshfieldchamber.com or call the office at 715-384-3454 to have one emailed or contact Debbie Bauer at MACCI at [email protected]

Fabulous 4th of July Fireworks DisplayThursday, July 4

Central WI State Fairgrounds

Activities available for purchase at the fairgrounds begins at 4 pm and includes a variety of food for purchase and inflatables, Music entertainment provided by KLM Entertainment.

Fireworks begin at 10 pm. Thank you, Festival Foods!

MACCI Promotes the Importance of Agriculture Through the Agri-Business Committee and Business sponsors’ 2019 Recognitions!

Since 2007, Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry’s Agri-Business Committee has selected a Friend of Ag from community nominations. This recognition can be for an individual/family or business/organi-zation that strongly supports Agri-Business, based upon innovation in the industry, challenges they have over-come, commitment to Agriculture and the community, as well as economic impact to the community.

MACCI’s Agri-Business Committee is proud to announce AgCountry Farm Credit Services as our 2019 Friend of AgricultureAgCountry Farm Credit Services in a member-owned, locally governed lending institution that provides credit and financial services to more than 18,000 farmers and ranchers in eastern North Dakota, western Minnesota and central Wisconsin. AgCountry also provides agribusiness loans and leases nationwide. Headquartered at 1900 44th Street South in Fargo, ND, AgCountry has managed assets in excess of $7 billion and nearly 600 employees. Offices are maintained in 37 locations throughout its territory.

AgCountry proudly supports agriculture and rural communi-ties, through organizations such as 4-H and FFA, offering a variety of programs and scholarships. They also support: fire and rescue initiatives, schools and school-related activities, and hunger-related causes. Overall, in 2018 AgCountry gave more than $800,000 to a variety of causes in support of agriculture and their communities. In 2018, more than $130,000 was given out to nearly 300 organizations through their Giving & Growing benevolence program. AgCountry was also a major sponsor of the Farm Technology Days show, held in Marshfield in 2018. The Marshfield office has 13 employees who work in a variety of roles such as lending, taxes, insurance, ap-praisal, and support. Located at 1207 Central Avenue, (built in 2009), they have been part of the Marshfield community since the mid 1950’s.

Twelve Outstanding Ag Seniors from area high schools awarded scholarshipsThey are: Abbotsford- Logan Ruesch, Auburndale- Jenna Snortheim, Colby- Kyle Finke, Granton- Kayla Johnson, Greenwood- Zena Thomas, Loyal- Gabrielle Hederer, Marshfield- Jenna Jakobi, Neillsville- Caden Ehlers, Pittsville- Jacob Grimm, Spencer- Darron Willcome, Stratford- Brooke Grell, and Wisconsin Rapids- Mitchell Hammer.

Area Century Farms Recognized!

Others sponsors include: ProVision Partners, Heart of Wisconsin Chamber, State Bank Financial, Weber’s Farm Store and Citizen’s State Bank. Wood County Farm Technology Days awards community grants Committee leaders of the 2018 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days held last year in Wood County have announced their first round of grant distri-butions. The group has awarded $217,000 to non-profit, public and com-munity organizations in Wood and surrounding counties that have ideas to increase agricultural-related educational opportunities or enhance rural communities and agriculture awareness.

The grants are being funded by proceeds from the Farm Technology Days show, which was hosted by D&B Sternweis Farms and Weber’s Farm Store/Heiman Holsteins near Marshfield in July 2018.

“To date, over $113,000 has been donated to 32 local charities and orga-nizations that volunteered during the show,” said Executive Committee Chairman Dennis Bangart. “The Committee is excited to start giving back even more of the profits to the community. These funds will be distributed in many ways for Agricultural Programming, Youth Development, and Grants for legacy community projects.” The funds were awarded based on grant applications and designated by the Wood County FTD Executive Committee.

The remaining proceeds will be distributed in the coming months to be used for additional partnershipsin central Wisconsin communities to complete further projects and programming.

Spindler Farm- RozellvilleSophia & Louise 1918 - Barbara & Richard 1951 - Todd & Amy 1989 - Roxanne & Keith 1991 -Trine & Kobey Spindler 2018The land which they are farming has been in the Spindler family for 101 years start-ing with Kobey's great great grandparents Louise & Sophia Spindler. It passed to his grandparents Barbara and Richard Spindler. In the mid 80’s and early 90’s Keith and his bother Todd farmed the Spindler property on each side of Frieders Road until Todd's accident in 1991. Keith and his wife Roxanne managed to run their own farm as well as taking over Todd's farm, creating the property which today is passing to Trine & Kobey Spindler.

Lippert Family, PittsvilleCharles and Augusta Lippert bought 80 acres, two miles east of Pittsville in a small community known as Dawesville, in August 1918. Their family grew to include 9 children. The fourth son, Albert purchased the farm at public auction in 1947. Albert and Marjorie had five children. Their youngest child, Matthew bought the farm in 1987. Matt and Martha have two sons, Paul and Carl. Today the farm is Grass Ridge Farm, LLC, a partnership between Matt, Paul and Carl Lippert.

Thank you to all of our area sponsors:

Spindler Farm- RozellvilleSophia & Louise 1918 - Barbara & Richard 1951 - Todd & Amy 1989 - Roxanne & Keith 1991 -Trine & Kobey Spindler 2018The land which they are farming has been in the Spindler family for 101 years starting with Kobey's great great grandparents Louise & Sophia Spindler. It passed to his grandparents Barbara and Richard Spindler. In the mid 80’s and early 90’s Keith and his bother Todd farmed the Spindler property on each side of Frieders Road until Todd's accident in 1991. Keith and his wife Roxanne managed to run their own farm as well as taking over Todd's farm, creating the property which today is passing to Trine & Kobey Spindler.



Leadership Marshfield's "United We Can" successful!Kudos to the 2019 Leadership Marshfield team of Laura Kibbel-Marshfield Medical Center; Jamie Eilers-Pioneer Bank; Danielle Nystrom-Opportunity Development Center; Pete Fletty-Marshfield Fire and Rescue and Adrian Wheeler-Roehl Transport, on the success of their Leadership Marshfield project "United We Can" held on Saturday, June 1. They had 6 entries that created canned sculptures using 2,343 cans of food and raised $1,216.76 through the basket raffles. Great job in restocking local pantries!

Register for Summer 2019 classes at www.uwsp.edu/marshfield/conted or call 715-346-3838. Check out our Summer Catalog

Upcoming Classes Soccer Camp: July 8-12 There’s a camp for all ages! Coaches come all the way from overseas just to share their expertise! Register for Soccer Camp

Basketball Camp: July 13 There’s a camp for grades 1-8. Taught by our very own Marauders’ coaches!

Summer Theatre Camp: Aladdin Jr. (July 15-Aug. 14) (Ages 11-18) Didn’t attend auditions? No problem! We still need actors and actresses to help us bring this classic to life on stage!

Ninja Warrior Camp: July 22-25 Ages 4-8 are challenged in multiple obstacle courses and games!

Escape Rooms now open! Sign up today! www.uwsp.edu/marshfield/conted

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Inspire Central Wisconsin is an easy-to-use online tool that connects you and your organization to the future workforce in your community. Through Inspire Central Wisconsin, you can facilitate any number of Work-based Learning Activities that you and/or your organization are willing to participate in. Go to centergy.net/workforce-education and scroll down and select the Inspire Logo.

Activities Guide: How to Get Involved

CAREER COACH MESSAGE BOARDTime: 1-2 hours/weekRespond to students’/job seekers questions online through a web discussion board relating to a particular career by providing advice and encouragement in areas they have shown interest.

COMPANY DISCUSSION BOARDTime: 1-2 hours/weekRespond to students’/job seekers questions online through a web discussion board relating to your company.

GUEST SPEAKERTime: 1-2 hoursSpeak to a group of students/job seekers about your:• career path• career experiences• responsibilities and

expertise

COMPANY TOURTime: 1-2 hoursProvide a tour of your workplace

MEDIUM-TERM ACTIVITIES

JOB SHADOWING1 dayTake a student/job seeker through the daily ins and outs of your job, and encourage them to ask questions and to get a better understanding of your profession/ industry.

ON THE JOB TRAINING2-5 days (Approx.)Provide employee training and serve as an instructor of hands-on training.

INTERNSHIP/ PROJECT SUPPORT1- 3 months (may vary)Take on an intern or provide project support that illustrates more about what it’s really like working in your field and industry.

SUMMER / PART-TIME JOB6-16 weeks (may vary)Take advantage of the summer moths or after-school hours to give students/job seekers valuable work experience.

LONG-TERM ACTIVITIES

SCHOLARSHIPSTime: N/APost your organizations scholarships to students in the community.Heighten the awareness that opportunities such as your scholarships exist by having it available to students using Career Cruising everyday.

MOCK / INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEWTime: 30 min – 1 hourHelp students/job seekers develop their interviewing skills and provide a comfortable environment where they can practice with you and receive constructive feedback.

CAREER FAIRTime: 2 hours – 1 dayParticipate in a career fair by having a booth or by meeting with a small group of students/job seekers as they explore their career options.

RESUME DEVELOPMENTTime: 1-2 hours Review resumes and provide constructive feedback to students.

Additional questions? Please contact: [email protected] or Inspire Central Wisconsin, 715-344-1940

SHORT-TERM ACTIVITIES

SERVICE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY1-3 hoursProvide students/job seekers an opportunity to give back to their community by allowing them to participate in a project at your company.



MACCI Gift Certificates Helpful HintsThe following helpful tips are meant to maximize the shopping experience with MACCI gift certificates and the support of our local economy. Gift certificate transactions are meant to be completed in full, without the expecta-tion of giving cash back. Thereby, our community-wide gift certificate program increases the economic impact to the Marshfield area. Every dollar spent locally has a multiplier effect up to 7 times, thus strengthening our busi-nesses and organizations and growing local jobs.

MACCI gift certificates make great gifts because certificates are:

Available in any dollar amount.

Tip – We recommend the purchase of larger dollar amounts be broken down into smaller increments, which are easier to spend.

Convenient gift idea.

Tip – Certificates are easily obtained from the MACCI office. For larger orders we recommend you place your order at least 24 hours in advance.

Certificates can be redeemed at any Marshfield area business.

Tip – We recommend purchases be made in full without the expectation of cash back. This is easier for the retailer and improves the shopping experience.

Valid for one year as of date of purchase.

Tip – Should the certificate not be spent and expires, we recommend the certificate be brought back to the MACCI office where a new certificate can be reissued. We recommend the reissued certificate be spent within the week.

Please continue to consider MACCI gift certificates for your gift giving occasions and continue to support and grow the Marshfield area economy.



MACCI was pleased to participate in three ribbon cutting ceremonies and one ground-breaking this past month. Look at our community continue to prosper and grow!

Ribbons were cut at new businesses to Marshfield; First Impressions S.C. and Jacob's Ladder cbd boutique. Gateways Counseling Services LLC grew their business to a new location, and Swiderski LLC broke ground for a new housing unit on Marshfield's northside. Congratulations, to all!

First Impressions, located at 103 West McMillan Street in Marshfield, is the largest privately-owned group of pediatric dentists in Wisconsin. Their mission is to provide comprehensive oral health care for infants, children, adolescents and patients with special needs delivered in a state-of-the-art, child-friendly envi-ronment. Their first office opened in Wausau in 1995. Since then, they’ve opened offices in Rhinelander, Stevens Point, Medford, Shawano, Weston, Appleton, Green Bay, and now… Marshfield. They want to ensure that children of all ages enjoy a lifetime of healthy habits along with a healthy smile. In 2018 they were named “Best Pediatric Dentistry Practice – Midwest USA” by Global Health & Pharma magazine.

Gateways Counseling and Day Treatment Center, located at 1905 South Central Avenue, was formed in 2017 by Michelle Messick. It started as a substance abuse counseling agency in three small suites in downtown Marshfield after a community leader brought the urgent need for service providers to Michelle. A substantial need in Central Wis-consin for more intensive substance abuse services, as well as the need for expanded services to specialize in youth and adolescent substance abuse services was clearly recognized. In addition, the significant wait time for behavioral health services within the current providers Marshfield area offered was recognized.

The search for larger space and additional providers began immediately, being what is considered rural Wiscon-sin this was not an easy task. In late 2018 Gateways Counseling moved to 1905 S Central Avenue in Marshfield and on January 1, 2019 opened in their expanded 3000 square foot building. In the new building Gateways add-ed licenses and many new treatment programs including behavioral health, group therapy, custody re-unification

counseling, play therapy, marriage and family counseling, cognitive and life skills therapy, telehealth, neuro-psy-chology, psychiatry, narcotic treatment program, medica-tion management and in February Gateways substance abuse day treatment center officially opened.

Gateways staff work differing schedules offering appoint-ments days, evenings and Saturdays, and all appoint-ments can generally be scheduled within one week of client request. Gateways is an in network provider with over 1,000 insurance plans and accepts both Medicaid and Medicare. Gateways is excited to announce start-ing in mid-June, psychiatric services will be available on evenings and weekends as well with two new doctors moving to our area.

Live MusicPizza, Brats & Beverages on the Patio

Open to the PublicEveryone is Welcome!No cover charge

entertainmentjuly 4 - tuck pencejuly 11 - first avenuejuly 18 - doug kroeningjuly 25 - the g-mAnaugust 1 - the g-mAnaugust 8 - exit stage leftaugust 15 - fox fire affairaugust 22 - tuck penceaugust 29 - doug kroening

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Thursday Nights are Fun Again!5:00 - 9:00pm ShowtimeAmerican Legion Post 542110 S Maple St., Marshfield, WI

The above sponsors don’t just say support the troops, they do!

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Jacob's Ladder, located at 1619 North Central Avenue, was founded in 2019 because the owners believe CBD oil has an im-portant role to play in successful health promotion. Jacob’s Ladder provides quality products at a great price point to the local area.

The unique genetics of Jacob’s Ladder plants provide high can-nabidiol and low THC. Plants are pesticide free and not geneti-cally modified. The patent-pending extraction process Jacob’s Ladder utilizes provides the purest quality PCR-Hemp Rich oil in the world. The PCR Hemp Rich oil contains NO solvents and NO heavy metals. Jacob’s Ladder preserves all phytocannabinoids and synergistic compounds such as CBG, CBN, CBC, and over 40 natu-rally preserved terpenes. Wellness can be achieved naturally with

PCR-Hemp Rich oil, found in all Jacob's Ladder products.

Seth Hollman is owner of Jacob's Ladder and is an entre-preneur at heart. He owns and manages many successful businesses and specializes in sales and marketing. Seth says he “loves to be in the thick of it, rolling up my sleeves and doing the work from ground level to making management decisions.” Jacob Trone is the Wholesale Manager at Jacob's Ladder. He is also an entrepreneur and specializes in sales and business expansion. He has a background in Business Development and Marketing and Finance. Danielle Vassar is the executive assistant/creative designer and the familiar face you will see in the Marshfield store.

Thank you, dedicated MACCI Ambassadors!

Ground broke for new housing unitsSCS was founded in 1992 and has 27 years of experience in rentals, and that shows in the way they conduct their business. SC Swiderski has property locations all across Wisconsin. Currently Swiderski, LLC provides housing in 16 different cities and continues to actively pursue investment opportunities across the Midwest.

SCS takes great pride in their properties and each property is maintained by their incredible in-house maintenance staff and groundskeepers. SCS has an on-site property manager at almost all of their properties. These managers have many important jobs such as being there to answer questions that current tenants may have, giving showings for prospective tenants, or helping new tenants move in. SCS has also implemented software that makes it possible for tenants to see lease documents, view their tenant ledger, make maintenance requests, and setup monthly online payments.

The SCS Difference is what most sets apart this company from others. In three words the SCS Difference can be described as Expertise, Experience, and Integrity. A major key in the success of this company is that they invest in their people, processes, and properties. The housing unit will be located at 1900 North Hume Avenue in Marshfield.

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What’s Happening in Marshfield • JULY 2019

Event info at visitmarshfield.com !

DOWNTOWN FARMER’S MARKETJune-October, Tuesdays • 8am - 1pmPick ‘N Save Parking Lot

FESTIVAL FOODS FARMERS MARKETJune - October Saturdays & Sundays • 8am - 1pm Festival Foods, Marshfield Location

MARSHFIELD CIVIC BAND July 3, July 17 & July 24 • 7:30pm Columbia Park Band Shell

FABULOUS 4th of JULY CELEBRATION July 4 • Activities: 4pm, Fireworks: 10pm Marshfield Fairgrounds Park

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONJuly 4 • 10amThe Highground Veterans Memorial Park

MARSHFIELD CIVIC BANDJuly 10 • 7pm Everett Roehl Marshfield Public Library

WILD WEDNESDAYSWednesdays, 11am & 1pm July 10 • ZoozortJuly 17 • Turtle & Hawk Rehabilitation July 24 • Raptor Education Group Wildwood Station, Wildwood Park

COMEDY ON TAP!July 10 • Show: 7:30pm The Oven Above the Pub

MARSHFIELD PARISH TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL July 12 • 5pm gates open, 7pm pull Marshfield Fairgrounds Park

DOWNTOWN FRIDAY NIGHTS SUMMER CONCERT SERIESWenzel Family Plaza • 7pm June 5 : The Shotgun Gerdy Gang July 12 : Karaoke with Lonie G

July 19 : Singer Songwriter Showcase Jayne Dreams • Jennings Buri Music Caleb Delaney • Jedimiz July 26 : Toy Guns • The Gaston Curse 20 Watt Tombstone

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LUNCH IN THE PLAZA Thursdays & Fridays • 11am - 1pm Grab some lunch from Marshfield’s downtown eateries and enjoy your meal in the plaza! * Not held July 4th

GAME NIGHT IN THE PLAZAThursdays, beginning June 6 • 7pm During Downtown’s “Your Thursdays.” Play trivia, cornhole, bingo and more!* Not held July 4th

PLAZA SATURDAYS8am - 2pmMorning yoga in the Plaza from Off the Mat Yoga or Marshfield Clinic Health System YMCA (8am-9am) and Kids Zone fun! * Not held July 6th

Wenzel Family Plaza CWSF DRAFT HORSE SHOW July 12-14 • 12pn Marshfield Fairgrounds Park

MAKC ALL BREED DOG SHOW OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIALJuly 20-21 • 9am - 4pm Marshfield Fairgrounds Park

Hub City Days July 25 - 27

Marshfield’s Hub City Days celebrates our historic downtown and growing community culture. With events like the Car & Bike Show, Hub City Hoops, Family Zone, Brew Fest, and Street Dance, you won’t want to miss a thing!

VOX CONCERT: SETH GLIER w/ CLAIRE KELLYJuly 31 • 7pm - 10pmWildwood ParkTickets: voxmarshfield.com

GRAND SOUSA CONCERT: MARSHFIELD CIVIC BAND July 31 • 7:00pm Oak Avenue Community Center

2…………………………………………………………..…………….Farmer’s Market (8 am- 1 pm, Pick ‘N Save Parking Lot)

3…………………………………………………………………….………..…..Marshfield Civic Band (7:30 pm, Columbia Park)

4………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….MACCI OFFICE CLOSED

4…………………………………………………………………Fabulous 4th of July Celebration (4 pm- 10 pm, Fairgrounds)

8………………………………………………………….………Marshfield Young Professionals Meeting (5:30 pm, MACCI)

9…………………………………………………………..…………….Farmer’s Market (8 am- 1 pm, Pick ‘N Save Parking Lot)

10………………………………………………….……………..Marshfield Civic Band (7:30 pm, Marshfield Public Library)

16……………………………………………………………………………………..…………Ambassador Meeting (5:15 pm, MACC)

16…………………………………………………..………..Ribbon Cutting Marshfield Clinic Health System YMCA (4 pm)

16………………………………………………………..…………….Farmer’s Market (8 am- 1 pm, Pick ‘N Save Parking Lot)

17………………………………………………….……………………………..Marshfield Civic Band (7:30 pm, Columbia Park)

23………………………………………………………..…………….Farmer’s Market (8 am- 1 pm, Pick ‘N Save Parking Lot)

23……………………………………..MFLD Young Professionals –WI Rapids Rafters Game (7:05 pm, Witter Field)

24………………………………………………….……………………………..Marshfield Civic Band (7:30 pm, Columbia Park)

25……………………………..………….…….MACCI’s Business After 5 – Hot Time in the City (Wenzel Family Plaza)

25-27…………………………………………………..………………………………………Hub City Days (Downtown Marshfield)

26………………………Movies in the Park (Starts at Dusk, Downtown Marshfield – Between 3rd & 4th Streets)

30…………………………….………….…………………...….…….Farmer’s Market (8 am- 1 pm, Pick ‘N Save Parking Lot)

31………………………………………………………………………….……………….Vox Concert Series (7 pm, Wildwood Park)

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Chamber Foundation Karen Olson, Business Development Director Convention & Visitors Bureau Matt McLean, Executive Director Nicole Claude - Marketing Associate

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