A downtown building in disrepair has pushed Portage officials and business owners alike to frustration, but there may be positive change soon. The Business Improvement District Board has discussed the ...
After years of waiting, a building in disrepair in downtown Portage may finally be put to good use. The former antiques shop at 114 W. Cook St., built in 1876, was acquired by the city in 2021 after ...
PORTAGE, Wis. — Residents who walk and bike across a pedestrian bridge near downtown Portage are concerned its potential removal could make it more difficult for them to get around. According to the ...
PORTAGE — A new downtown recreation center could be three to five years away. It’s included in the new downtown master plan adopted recently by the city’s Redevelopment Commission. Although the rec ...
Portage Economic Development Corp. Executive Director Andy Maletta said Bonta has been instrumental in the “Portage energy” he has been talking about. “I think this energy was always there, but I ...
Tuesday afternoon began a downtown “charrette” where the Portage community was invited to stop in to work with the designers on their own visions for the downtown. By definition, a charrette is an ...
PORTAGE — For nearly two decades and through four administrations, officials have been carving out a city center. The downtown, often defined as between Hamstrom and Willowcreek roads and Central ...
Portage Township Trustee Jason Critchlow stands Monday, March 3, 2025, at the Portage Township Trustee’s office where the Portage Pantry is expected to be set up next month at 340 Columbia Place in ...
STEVENS POINT − Visitors to the Stevens Point branch of the Portage County Public Library have likely seen changes to library operations in the last month. Among the changes are the presence of a ...
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