Flex-Staff, Inc is celebrating its 50th year in the staffing and employment industry. Flex-Staff was founded in 1973 when Bill and Carol Hackbarth purchased a Rockford, Illinois franchise of the direct placement firm, Dunhill. (At that time, such placements were referred to as “permanent placements.”) In 1977 the Hackbarth’s purchased a second Dunhill franchise in Appleton, Wisconsin. In 1979 the Appleton office began offering temporary staffing in addition to direct placements. The Illinois franchise was
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Lakeland University has received a $75,000 entrepreneurship grant from the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) to help veterans start their own businesses. The grant will enable Lakeland to expand existing programs and to build new programs to address the gaps in community resources that have been identified through a variety of interviews with community stakeholders. “We are passionate about entrepreneurship activity and breaking down the barriers to entrepreneurship for all populations,”
Precautionary or preventative pruning and tree removal can be done to protect your home and your family. Limbing trees that overhang the envelope of your house can reduce the risk of a large branch crashing through the roof of your home in summer thunderstorms or a winter ice storm. Thinning out old or weakened trees can provide more room for the remaining trees on your property to grow and flourish. If you have tree removal or pruning needs contact Landmark Landscapes today at 920-467-6442 or at
Hub International Wisconsin has released its transportation outlook for 2023. It notes that fleets that make the proper investment in driver recruitment and retention, technology, and cyber defense mechanisms can reduce the risk of a catastrophic event impacting their operations. In addition, it outlines how rising costs and supply chain challenges continue to dampen profitability for light- and medium-duty fleet carriers, and how relief, unfortunately, doesn’t appear imminent in the new year. In addition
I started with business management and firefighting at LTC. After completing fire school and joining the Johnsonville Fire Department in 2015 I took the EMT class. Then spent a few years working in the ER at Aurora Memorial Medical Center. After that I found the motivation to pursue my lifelong desire to join the military, enlisting in the Army National Guard as a Combat Medic in 2018. Upon returning from military training, I continued business school and decided to start a mobile detailing business in
