Mayor Jim Paine led a tour to showcase how infrastructure impacts community development.
Showcasing how design meets function when it comes to growing Superior’s economy was Mayor Jim Paine`s goal Tuesday, June 15, as he led state officials on a tour of some of the city’s flourishing small businesses north of Winter Street.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Secretary Melissa “Missy” Hughes visited Superior between stops to Siren and Ashland. They visited the area to recognize Softec Education on Tuesday, an entrepreneurship training program in Siren, and to announce the winners of the WEDC’s sixth annual Main Street Makeover Contest, Moores on Main in Ashland.
In between, Barnes and Hughes joined Paine for stops at Sweeden Sweets, where they stocked up on sugary confections; visited the gaming world at Level UP; and had the opportunity to sample local brews at Earth Rider Brewery and Thirsty Pagan.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. Secretary Melissa “Missy” Hughes visited Superior between stops to Siren and Ashland. They visited the area to recognize Softec Education on Tuesday, an entrepreneurship training program in Siren, and to announce the winners of the WEDC’s sixth annual Main Street Makeover Contest, Moores on Main in Ashland.
In between, Barnes and Hughes joined Paine for stops at Sweeden Sweets, where they stocked up on sugary confections; visited the gaming world at Level UP; and had the opportunity to sample local brews at Earth Rider Brewery and Thirsty Pagan.
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