Kenosha County Economic Development

The KUSD Referendum on 2/18/25 – A WIN for our COMMUNITY

On Tuesday, February 18th, 2025, our Community will vote on a proposed non-recurring referendum question for Kenosha Unified.  If approved, […]

Notable Economic Development Executives: Nicole Ryf

Nicole Ryf, president of the Kenosha Area Business Alliance, has built an economic development career rooted in public-private partnerships and […]

UW-Parkside prepares to open new space for its partnership and workforce innovation office

Steve Donovan was retired for two days before he took on his new role as associate vice chancellor and executive director […]

Kenosha receives $3M grant to help fund affordable housing initiative

 The City of Kenosha has received a $3 million grant from the federal government to help fund the city’s affordable […]

Why is Kenosha one of America’s hottest housing markets?

February in Wisconsin is anything but hot, except when you are talking about the housing market. According to data from Realtor.com, several […]

Koops’ Mustard manufacturer plans expansion in Pleasant Prairie

Mustard and vinegar processor Olds Products Co., the manufacturer of Koops’ Mustard, is moving ahead with plans to expand its Pleasant Prairie headquarters […]

Former Jelly Belly facility in Pleasant Prairie sold for nearly $17.8 million

The former Jelly Belly warehouse and retail facility in Pleasant Prairie has been sold for $17.75 million. According to an […]

Wisconsin defies national slowdown as manufacturers double down on local investments

An ongoing economic slowdown impacting the country’s manufacturing sector is not deterring companies from investing in Wisconsin. The December 2025 […]

Carthage Spark to Heat Up Hiring and Education in Kenosha and Beyond

Let’s face it. Kenosha County deserves a better functioning labor market. Our employers need more people to hire into jobs. […]