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PERSPECTIVESMARSHFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY /// NEWSLETTER JULY 2020

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Dairy Strong Celebrated Week of July 12-18!The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is excited to present a dairy breakfast at the Marshfield Eagles on Sunday, July 12 from 8 am - 12 Noon. Menu includes: pancakes with maple syrup, scrambled eggs with or without ham, sausage links, muffins, juices, cheese curds, ice cold milk, hot coffee, ice cream and everyone walks out with a ceramic coffee mug to support “dairy strong”! Cost to attend is $7, kids under 4 are free. Indoor seating is available and the ballroom allows for social distancing. Inter-ested in volunteering contact Debbie Bauer at [email protected] or call 715-384-3454, ext #100.

Throughout the week, special events and recognition of our area’s dairy strengths will be highlighted on MACCI’s social media and website.

Friday, July 17 will be Food Truck Friday. Food trucks will be located througbhout the community during the day and early evening. A location listing of these mobile restau-rants will be available on MACCI’s website.

Saturday, July 18 activities will include a REVERSE parade, from 10 am - Noon. Individ-uals and families can drive, bike, or walk to participating businesses, view their displays, pickup goodies, and learn about the businesses and organizations in Marshfield. A listing of the businesses will be included in your parade buckets sponsored by Marshfield Clinic Health System. Parade buckets will be distributed at the Central WI State Fairgrounds north parking lot beginning at 9:45 am.

Saturday afternoon will feature entertainment opportunties and various food vendors at the fairgrounds. Saturday evening will include MACCI’s family friendly Drive-In Mov-ie Night presented by Prevail Bank. Brochures will be available at the Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry listing activities for you to safely enjoy.

If you have any questions please contact MACCI at 715-384-3454 or visit our website at www.marshfieldchamber.com Marshfield, WI

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

MARSHFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY /// NEWSLETTER JULY 2020

Help us welcome two new members into the MACCI membership.

We thank you for your support or our organization!Belvedere Supper Club, located at 203630 County Hwy 97, north of Marshfield, has been in existance since 1977 offering 3rd generation recipes for lunch and dinner. Belvedere Supper Club also hosts many fundraisers, events and craft sales throughout the year. Owners Dale and Pat Leffel offer mouthwatering food and a pleasurable dining experience. The business telephone number is 715-387-4161. Welcome back, Dale & Pat!

The Highlands of Marshfield, located at 1007 North Hume Avenue in Marshfield is a brand new apartment communi-ty. The apartments feature two bedroom 2 bathrooms units that have an attached garage and in unit washer and dryer. Conveniently located just minutes away from Marshfield Clinic Health System, shopping and dining in the City. The High-lands has a full-time on-site management staff. Adalyn Smith is the local contact and the telephone number is 715-496-1516. A ribbon cutting was held on June 23 that is included in this edition of Perspectives.

Business Briefs SharedPrevail Bank is pleased to announce that Nathan Quinnell will be the future President of the bank. Nathan will immediately serve as the Chief Banking Officer and work alongside the current Presi-dent and CEO, William Weiland, until Nathan takes over the role of President later this year.

After graduating from UW-Eau Claire, Nathan started at the Wisconsin Rapids location in 2005. He served as a credit analyst and continued his experience in various departments to the role of CEO at River Cities Bank in 2017. During the merger of the banks, Nathan played a key role in uniting the banks systems and operations. Nathan will be working out of the Wisconsin Rapids office, as well as the home office in Medford.

As a community bank with nine locations in central Wisconsin, Nathan states, “I am honored to lead the Prevail Bank team as we continue to leverage technology and improve our products and services. We have a great group of motivated employees that are going to focus on providing value added resources to our customers and businesses, so I am excited to see what the future brings.”

Prevail Bank is a federally charted savings bank founded in 1934 with locations in Baraboo, Eau Claire, Marshfield, Medford, Owen, Phillips, Stevens Point, Wausau and Wisconsin Rapids. Marshfield’s Prevail Bank is located at 810 North Central Avenue and the telephone number is 715-387-3761.

COMMUNITY BRIEFS


$500 Donation Helps United Way Feed Community During PandemicMarshfield Area United Way is working hard to meet the urgent needs our community faces during this pandemic. One of those needs is hunger, and the wonderful folks at United Way are working tirelessly to make sure our friends and neighbors don’t have to worry about where their next meal is coming from.

Because United Way faced this crisis head-on and ramped up their efforts to help our community, the team at Burns Insur-ance was inspired to do their part and help the helpers!

Thanks to the incredible generosity of IMT Insurance, the Burns Insurance team was able to present the awesome folks at United Way with a $500 donation so they can keep feeding folks in the Marshfield Area.

Pictured are: Ashley Winch of United Way accepting the check from Cindy and Dan Burns of Burns Insurance.

Thank you for giving back!

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PROMOTIONS ANNOUCED


Forward Bank promotes four Corporate Officers The Board of Directors of Forward Bank voted to approve the promotions of four Corporate Officers at their May meeting.

Congratulations to all!

Megan Genteman has been promoted to Vice President/Deposit Operations Manager. She oversees the deposit processing operations team for Forward. Genteman brings over 14 years of financial services experience to the Forward Bank team and is a 2020 Leadership Marshfield graduate.

John Kaprelian has been promted to Vice President/Retail Manager. He provides strategic direction and oversight for the frontline staff serving the 9 communities Forward Bank serves. Kaprelian brings 12 years of financial services experience. John is a Leadership Marshfield Alumni, Class of 2016.

Chris Mueller has been promoted to Vice President/Compliance Officer. He guides all bank staff through the ever-changing world of bank regulations. Mueller has been in the financial services industry for 24 years and is also a Leadership Marshfield Alumni, Class of 2017.

Holly Zopfi has been promoted to Vice President/Loan Operations Manager. She started with Forward as a Personal Banker and has worked through roles in Office Management and Mortgage Lending. Zopfi has over 15 years in fianancial services and is a Leadership Marshfield Alumni, Class of 2014.

“Each individual being promoted has played an important role in the success of the bank,” said Bill Senn-holz, CEO of Forward Bank. “Their advancement in our organization represents our focus on developing and recognizing our talent base. The skill and experience of our leadership team continues to position Forward for a bright future.”

Forward is a customer-owned, independent community bank that operates to benefit its depositors while offering no fee deposit options, lower lending fees and rates. The Bank continues to be community-oriented by proudly supporting local clubs, businesses, sports, organizations, and schools.

Forward Bank currently has offices in Colby, Greenwood, Marshfield, Medford, Park Falls, Phillips, Stanley, Thorp, and Withee. For more information, please visit www.forward.bank.

COMMUNITY BRIEFS


Wenzel’s Farm Blends Sweet and Spicy to Deliver New Mango Habanero Snack SticksWenzel’s Farm, an award winning premium provider of high quality, hand crafted, small batch meat snacks is pleased to announce the addition of Mango Habanero sticks to their popular line of meat snacks. This newest addition offers Wenzel’s Farm lovers the perfect blend of sweet and spicy in a protein packed beef stick.

The new Mango Haberno flavor marries a cool, sweet mango taste with a hot, spicy habanero. The result is a unique, perfectly balanced flavor that will have your taste buds calling out for more. Available in both 8 oz. and 1 lb. packages, the Mango Habanero sticks, like all Wenzel’s Farm snack sticks, are crafted locally in the great state of Wisconsin.

“The flavor combination in our new Mango Habanero snack sticks is like nothing else in our line,” stated Mark Vieth Presi-dent of Wenzel’s Farm. “This snack stick has already received raving reviews during the testing phase, myself included.”

With the addition of Mango Habanero, Wenzel’s Farm now offers 12 tasty snack stick varieties, all of which are crafted in small batches using premium cuts of meat, perfectly seasoned and naturally smoked. A tradition that has been in place since the Wenzel’s Family first started producing quality meat products in 1949.

The Mango Habanero 8 oz. snack stick package has an MSRP of $6.99 and the 1 lb. package has an MSRP of $11.99.

To see the complete line of Wenzel’s Farm producsts, visit www. wenzelsfarm.com.

About Wenzel’s Farm:Tucked away in the heart of dairyland, and still operating on the family farmstead in which the brand originated, Wenzel’s Farm is an award winning, premium provider of high quality, hand crafted, small batch meat snacks and products. Using family recipes that have been handed down for generations, Wenzel’s Farm has been producing quality Wisconsin meat products since 1949. Wenzel’s Farm is located at 500 East 29th Street in Marshfield and the telephone number is 715-387-1218.

COMMUNITY NEWS


Partners Bank Employees Choose Nonprofits For DonationsPartners Bank has donated a total of $20,000 to the following organizations: Hannah Center, Marshfield Area United Way, Personal Development Center, Soup or Socks, Christ the King food pantry, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, Spencer Kids Group, Stratford Community Food Pantry, and Big Brothers Big Sisters. The funds were in co-sponsorship with Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago’s relief Program.

“When Federal Home Loan Bank notified us of the COVID-19 relief program and how we could apply for the funds, how could we pass up this opportunity to support all three of our communities where we live and bank”, said Jeff Lappe, President.

“Now more than ever, we are committed to supporting our customers and communi-ties. Through our partnership with Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago we were able to provide this support,” said Lappe.

Employees of the bank were excited to present checks to these organizations. “Generous giving keeps our community go-ing”, said employee Wendy Grell.

Thank you for giving back to these communities!

Annual MAPS Fundraiser Celebrated Virtually Marshfield Area Pet Shelter’s (MAPS) annual Paws for Brittany event in mem-ory of animal lover Brittany Zimmermann normally takes place on Mother’s Day weekend. Due to COVID-19, the popular fun run and dog walk event was can-celled, but dozens of people participated virtually.

Proceeds from the t-shirt sale raised $1,022 to support day-to-day operations at MAPS. Whle Paws for Brittany normally fundraises more thank $10,000, Rau is just happy that something positive was able to take place even if the event couldn’t be held.

Brittany was an avid animal lover and advocate. Bringing comfort to Brittany’s parents, Kevin and Jean Zimmermann, are Brittany’s three beloved cats: Marvin, Felix, and Boo.

MAPS is expected to move into their new facility on Downwind Drive this summer. The community cat room at the shelter is dedicated to Brittany.

Donate to MAPS via this link: www.marshfieldpetshelter.org/donate.

COMMUNITY NEWS


Leadership Marshfield Project Group Seeking Donations We are members of the Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation’s 2020 Leadership Marshfield class. Each year, members of Leadership Marshfield find ways to benefit the community of Marshfield. Our group decided to offset utility costs for the non-profit school district and educate students on renewable energy through installing a solar panel array educational dis-play at the Marshfield School District School Forest! To achieve our fundraising goal of $16,000, we are asking community members and businesses to consider a monetary donation to help directly with the costs for materials and installation of the solar panel array. All donors of Bronze ($250), Silver ($500), and Gold ($1,000) sponsorships will receive recogni-tion near the solar array signage. Checks can be made payable to the Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation and your dona-tion is tax-deductible. For more information on donating, please contact any of us at [email protected].

Thank you for your consideration! Kelsey Buhr - Marshfield Clinic Health System Ross Gessert - City of Marshfield Wastewater Treatment Facility Bradley Knowles - Hawkins Ash CPAs LLP Dr. Alex Lendved - Mid-State Technical College Julie Leu-Martinek - City of Marshfield Police Department

MACCI’s Chamber Caper ScheduledReady for a day - outside - on the green, chasing some balls, riding around in a golf cart, enjoying a great lunch and socializing with people you may not have seen in a while. Well, then join us for MACCI’s Chamber Caper on Wednesday, August 12, at RiverEdge Golf Course. Teams will consist of four people, two to a golf cart and teams placed on the course to maintain social distancing. This day of non-competitive golf offers enhanced hole sponsorship opportunities that allows for businesses to visit with golfers and promote their business. Get creative on your exclusive hole and have golf-ers play a game, enjoy samplings, and hand out promotional items. Great opportunity

to promote to a captive audience.

Registration forms will be available mid-July from the MACCI website at www.marshfieldchamber.com or you can mail in your registration when you receive it in the mail.

MACCI’s Chamber Caper is presented annually as a fundraiser to help support the Chamber initiatives throughout the year including; workforce and economic development, advocacy and professional development.

Sponsosrship opportunities are still available. Contact Debbie Bauer at [email protected] or call 715-384-3454 ext. 100 to find out what is available. Don’t golf, then consider volunteering. Contact Debbie if interested. We look forward to seeing you on the green!

RIBBON CUTTING HELD


MACCI cuts the ribbon for two businesses! SCS Marshfield, located at 1906 N. Hume Avenue, opened their doors on June 23 with an official ribbon cutting ceremony.

S.C. Swiderski, LLC is a real estate, construction, and property management company specializing in multi-family projects. The Real Estate Division manages the company’s real estate portfolio handling acquisitions, sales, project design, planning, and development. The Construction Division oversees project budgets and scheduling, contract procurement, project management, and construction management. The Property Management Division provides professional leasing, manage-ment, grounds keeping, and maintenance for the real estate portfolio. All areas of the company work together to proudly deliver quality housing with great service known as the SCS Difference.

S.C. Swiderski has apartment locations throughout the state of Wisconsin. The company continues to expand by investing in its people, processes and properties. S.C. Swiderski demonstrates innovation, quality and pride that one can expect from a Made in Wisconsin certified company. The company embraces its Wisconsin roots and is committed to the communities and tenants that it serves.

SCS Marshfield offers 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment homes. Phase I will include a total of 88 apartments. Features of this site include vaulted upper ceilings, private laundry facilities, detached garages, private entrances and each unit has outdoor space of a deck/patio. Finishes in these buildings are very modern and include vinyl plank flooring. There are 8 floorplans to choose from, so there is one for every lifestyle! Currently, a move-in special of a $299 security deposit is being offered to celebrate their grand opening!

Thank you MACCI Ambassadors for joining us!

RIBBON CUTTING HELD


MACCI was pleased to cut the ribbon for Curiosities, a new business, located in the TBF building on the corner of Arnold Street and Central Avenue in Marshfield.

Once Upon a Time there was a little girl who became intrigued and interested in history, antiques, decorating, artistry and different cultures.

After some time of being an avid collector of all things curious and interesting from many places, periods of time, and decorative influences, it was time to break out a dusty old dream. The dream involved working with people, beautiful and fun things, and using the experience of years in retail for numerous other businesses with great results. This girl who is now a woman; with almost grown children, a supportive husband, and plenty of wonderful and encouraging friends, finally caught a big break!! The opportunity to operate her own brick and mortar menagerie of treasures was perfectly timed and enthusiastically embraced. God had made a WAY, where there really seemed to be NO WAY!

Marla Hawks is that woman. She has been a Marshfield resident since 1994 (*born in Sunny Sarasota, Florida-don’t ask!) and destined to stay put with roots going deep in this community. She not only appreciates this opportunity to finally do what she’s dreamed about, but also appreciates the supportive, welcoming atmosphere and people of the Marshfield area. Stop in to see Marla, whose business is located inside The Total Body Fitness Building. She’s eager to meet her fellow nostalgic artistic souls who crave the new and different, as well as the aged and treasured things offered in her store.

Bring a friend and plan to stay a while. There is a lot to see and more items being regularly added!

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MOAC Groundbreaking


Marshfield Outdoor Aquatic Center (MOAC) Groundbreaking ScheduledA monumental moment for Marshfield will take place at the site of Hefko Pool Wednesday, July 8 to mark the start for the $6-million outdoor aquatic center with a groundbreaking ceremony.

The Parks and Recreation Department staff are organizing the event along with the aquatic center campaign committee members, dignitaries such as the mayor, city administrator and other community leaders. The event will begin at noon on July 8, on the Hefko Pool site with a small presentation and light refreshments.

“We’re grateful for this opportunity and thank all the donors who are supporting this project. We couldn’t be more pleased with the generous donors and the Council for providing their support,” said Justin Casperson Parks and Recreation Director.

Bids for construction of the aquatic center are in the works with a possible start later this year to begin the first phase of the project with plans of possibly opening the facility for the 2021 summer season.

The multi-million dollar facility will have many amenities, including three slides, two diving boards, a climbing wall, basketball hoops, a full concession stand, family changing rooms, private changing stalls, a reservable shelter, a party room, a current channel, a grass area, shade structures and plenty of lounge chairs.

News release provided by the Marshfield Communications and Parks and Recreation Department.

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TEACHERS RECOGNIZED


Crystal Apple Banquet The Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation held its 17th annual Crystal Apple banquet on Wednesday, June 24 to recognize our 20 Teachers of Distinction and 4 Crystal Apple winners. The event was held at Hotel Marshfield and we thank them for being so accommodating. This event could not happen without the support of our sponsors including: Presenting sponsor: Marshfield Clinic Health System Gold sponsors: Hub City Times, Hotel Marshfield, WDLB Radio Silver sponsors: Advanced Disposal, PreventionGenetics, Simplicity Credit Union Bronze sponsors: Cellcom, Mid-State Technical College Friends: Dental Clinic of Marshfield, First Choice Credit Union, Forward Bank, Partners Bank, REMAX American Dream, Rice’s Capitol Carpet, Roehl Transport Inc., Staab Construction Corp.,Total Electric Service Inc. and UWSP at Marshfield Thank you all!

Twenty Teachers of Distinction received awards and congratulations for all they do in the classroom. Our four Crystal Apple winners spoke about their innovation in the classroom and being creative in their teaching styles. Congratulations goes out to all those being recognized. These educators were nominated by their students, voted on by their peers, recommended by the principals and selected by business representatives. Kudos to all!

Our four Crystal Apple winners for 2020 are:

Mark Cournoyer - Auburndale High Chauncey Jones - Pittsville High

Ty Natzke - Pittsville Elementary Melissa Stockheimer - Marshfield High

FUTURE WORKFORCE


OTHER RESOURCES

Are you in need of food?

Christian Life Fellowship PantryPick-up Tue. 6:30-8PM & Thur. 1-3PM at 600 7th St.,

Port Edwards

Contact: 715-887-3565

Pittsville Area Neighbors Shelf (PANS)1st & 3rd Sat. of every month at Pittsville City Hall

Contact: 715-884-2931

Ruby's Pantry3rd Sat. of every month 8-10:30AM, Marshfield

3rd Sat. of every month 8-10AM, Wisconsin Rapids

651-674-0009 or rubyspantry.org

Mead Elementary SchoolPick-up Mon. & Thur. 11AM-1PM on Alton Street

Delivery if needed by calling 715-424-6703 ext. 2;

call by 9AM on day of pick up

Pittsville Elementary SchoolPick-up on scheduled school days 10AM-12PM in

school office parking lot

Port Edwards Middle/High SchoolPick-up Mon.-Fri. 10AM-12PM by bus lobby

Contact: 715-887-9000

Aging and Disability Resource CenterHome delivered meals for age 60+

Contact: 715-421-0014

FoodShare - Northern Income Maintenance Consortium

Contact: 888-794-5722

Marshfield Medical CenterHome delivered meals

Contact: 715-387-9585

MEALS FOR CHILDREN

Organizations offering access to food for anyone in need during this difficult time with COVID-19.

Soup or SocksPick-up Tue. & Thur. 11AM-1PM at 200 S. Lincoln

Ave., Marshfield

Contact: 715-384-9992

South Wood Emergency Pantry Shelf (SWEPS)Pick-up Mon., Wed., Thur., Fri. 12-4PM; Tue. 12-7PM

Contact: 715-422-2050

St. Vincent de PaulMon.-Fri. 10AM-3:45PM

Free to-go supper every Mon. & Wed. 5-6PM

The Neighborhood TableTo-go meals Thur. 4:30-5:30PM at 411 Garfield

Street, Wisconsin Rapids

Must register at: www.theneighborhoodtable.org or

call 715-422-1980

Women, Infants, and Children - Wood County Health Department

Contact: 715-421-8950

FOOD PANTRIES

Auburndale Elementary SchoolPick-up Mon., Wed. & Thur. 11AM-1PM

Boys & Girls Club of the Wisconsin Rapids AreaPick-up Mon.-Fri. 2-4PM

Humke Elementary SchoolPick-up Mon., Wed. & Thur. 7-9AM or 3-5PM

Delivery also available if needed

Lincoln High SchoolPick-up Mon . & Thurs 11AM-1PM in front parking lot

Marshfield Public SchoolsPick-up Mon., Wed. & Fri. 11AM-12PM at Marshfield

High School, Lincoln Elementary, or Grant Elementary

If you have questions or immediate needs related to COVID-19, call 2-1-1 or text COVID-19 to 211-211

For up-to-date information, please visit www.co.wood.wi.us

COMMUNITY EVENTS


4th of July Fireworks Show Planned in Marshfield!As Americans, celebrating our freedom is so important and this is such a privledge we sometimes take for granted. Celebrating the 4th of July holiday will look different in our country this year but we still can celebrate - we just need to remember to be safe. Keeping our social distance is key and doing things outdoors is so important.

Thanks to the continued support of Festival Foods, the annual 4th of July fireworks display will take place in Marshfield. The show will take place at the Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 4, and the fireworks will begin around 10 pm. The Grandstand seating will NOT be available, however people can enjoy the show from their vehicles. Parking in the grass and gravel lots will be available.

Bring your own beverages, snacks, chairs, etc. as no refreshments will be available on the grounds. Unfortunately, bounce houses will not be available, either.

Celebrate your freedom safely this 4th of July!

Thank you again, Festival Foods for sponsoring this amazing fireworks display!

New Year, New Events, New Look

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700 S. Central Avenue, Marshfield, WI 54449 715-384-4314 • [email protected]

Support Marshfield’s restaurants

Many Marshfield restaurants and eateries are back open to the public and are ready to serve you, your friends, and family. They have put precautions in place and have added to their cleaning regimen to help ensure a comfortable atmosphere for you to enjoy a meal out. Many are still doing curbside, carry out, and delivery to serve you up right the way you prefer!

wildwood zoo is back!

Wildwood Park & Zoo is back open again to all visitors! Say hi to Kodiak Bears Munsey & Boda (they’ve missed seeing you) as they cool off and splash around in the water. Or check in on Star & Thunder as they climb around the Cougar Exhibit. Watch as caterpillars emerge as Monarch butterflies. There’s lots to see and do as you explore Wildwood Park & Zoo!

ooh and ahh THE FABULOUS 4th of July FIREWORKS

Watch the 4th of July Fireworks show light up the night at Marshfield Fairgrounds Park. Pull up a piece of grass or observe

the patriotic wonder from the comfort of your vehicle.

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Summer fun in Marshfield

best of marshfield

2020 What’s Best of Marshfield all about? Showing your support and love for your local, small businesses! During this unprecedented time and challenging pandemic, the Best of Marshfield program is more vital than ever, and all of us at Visit Marshfield are proud to partner with Hub City Times to bring it to you each year. The voters’ results for the Best of Marshfield 2020 poll will be revealed in the Hub City Times print and online publication on July 15, 2020. Winners will be honored with plaques for their businesses and recognition on visitmarshfield.com/best. Best of luck!

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