Hortonville, Green Bay companies merge

Company recognized for green initiatives

Interest-free loans to support e-commerce

Amcor, formerly Bemis, plans to lay off between 70 and 110 employees at its manufacturing facility in New London during the second half of 2019.

A pair of Shiocton businesses, Go Fast Manufacturing and Shiocton Cut Stock, are in talks with New London officials to relocate to a city industrial park.

First State Bank, headquartered in New London, announced the company plans to purchase Auburndale-based Pioneer Bank this fall.

Pigeon River Brewing Co. in Marion was named Wisconsin’s fastest-growing brewery and the 11th fastest growing nationally by the Brewers Association.

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Heart and Vascular Institute of Wisconsin, which celebrated the grand opening of its Grand Chute headquarters this month, will open an office in New London.

Dale-based barbecue business Czech Brothers Meat plans to cease operations this spring after closing Vinny’s Pizza in December.

Dollar General Corporation recently opened newly built retail stores in New London and Hortonville after months of construction.

Clintonville’s Shopko Hometown store will be going out of business this spring as part of the companywide closure underway.

Jernegan’s Health Mart Pharmacy in New London closed abruptly last week without explanation and sold its customer list to Walgreens.

Spooks on Spurr, which opened in Maple Creek Sept. 28, is a rural haunted house geared toward terrifying adults.

New London business Pads and Pets conducts home visits to care for clients’ pets or watches after houses while residents are away.