One of the largest dairy-to-manure-to-renewable-natural-gas facilities in the country is now complete in Brown County. Dynamic Renewables held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday at its new 16-unit anaerobic digestion facility on Mill Road in the town of Wrightstown. Read more…
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director for Wisconsin Julie Lassa today joined representatives of Dynamic Renewables, Miron Construction, Live Oak Bank and others at a ribbon cutting to celebrate completion of BC Organics, a new anaerobic digester in Brown County. Read more…
Leaders hope a multi-million dollar upgrade to facilities and the course at Green Bay Country Club could help Brown County score a hole-in-one. In all, the club is spending $7.5 million. In addition to course upgrades, there are also plans to update the clubhouse and […] Read more
BC Organics broke ground Thursday on its new facility in Greenleaf. The new plant will be a 16-unit anaerobic digestion facility. That’s a process through which bacteria breaks down organic matter. It will convert manure from dairy farms into natural gas that can be used […] Read more
The first reel of paper has rolled off the line at Green Bay Packaging Inc.’s new paper mill. The milestone comes 2.5 years after the $500-plus million project broke ground. The construction and startup of the new Green Bay mill will preserve more than 1,100 […] Read more
The Brown County Expo Center will serve as a true destination in Ashwaubenon’s growing entertainment district, bridging the new Titletown development with the Resch Center and the Legends District. The new facility promises to boost tourism in the area, attracting a wide variety of events […] Read more
The arena is being torn down to clear space for construction of Brown County’s new $93 million, 120,000-square-foot exposition center. Hosier and Ben Samolinski, a senior project manager for Miron Construction, the expo center’s general contractor, provided details on what you can expect over the […] Read more
Miron Construction Co., Inc., in partnership with Somerville, Inc., recently broke ground on the Brown County STEM Innovation Center on the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay campus. Miron serves as the general contractor of the new $12 million, 65,000-square-foot education center. The purpose […] Read more
