News Summary
In September, communities north of Milwaukee welcomed significant business developments including the opening of Fireside Market, a groundbreaking for the Horicon Bank Clubhouse, and Krystal Rose Weddings’ new office. Fireside Market offers a variety of services, including a gas station and made-to-order food, while the clubhouse aims to enhance community events. Krystal Rose Weddings provides wedding coordination and officiating from their new office, showcasing the region’s growth in local amenities.
Slinger, Wisconsin – A series of new business developments have taken place in communities north of Milwaukee in September, showcasing growth and enhancement in local amenities. Key openings include Fireside Market in Slinger, a groundbreaking ceremony for the Horicon Bank Clubhouse in Menomonee Falls, and the establishment of Krystal Rose Weddings’ new office in Menomonee Falls.
On September 10, Fireside Market, a convenience store and gas station, opened its doors to the public, marking the first business to operate in the newly established Merchant Village. Located at 820 Hetzel Way, just west of Interstate 41 and south of Highway 60, the Fireside Market spans 5.1 acres and is designed as a hub for new businesses. The gas station offers a range of services beyond traditional fueling, including made-to-order food, a drive-through, and options for curbside pickup and pre-orders. It is set to operate 24 hours a day, with kitchen hours extending from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
The market also features diesel fuel, electric vehicle (EV) chargers, and environmentally friendly initiatives like green space, recycling, local sourcing, and solar power. Skylights enhance the building’s natural lighting, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. More details about the market can be found on its website, firesidemarket.com.
Following this, a groundbreaking ceremony took place on September 17 for the Horicon Bank Clubhouse at Village Park in Menomonee Falls. This multi-purpose venue is expected to serve various community needs, hosting family celebrations, youth events, local beer gardens, and summer festivities. The clubhouse will be located at N87 W16749 Garfield Drive and is being developed through a capital campaign aimed at raising $100,000 by the end of the year. As of September 29, the campaign had already collected $43,525 in donations. The project is managed by Menomonee Falls Events, a nonprofit dedicated to enhancing the vibrancy of downtown Menomonee Falls. Additional information on how to contribute to the capital campaign can be found at go.rallyup.com/hbclubhouse/Campaign/Details.
Shortly after, on September 19, Krystal Rose Weddings opened a new office in downtown Menomonee Falls at N88 W16475 Main St. Owner Krystal Schlegel transitioned from working from home to a dedicated office space to better accommodate client meetings. Established in 2016, Krystal Rose Weddings specializes in wedding coordination, officiating, and DJ services. The office will be open Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and also by appointment, allowing clients to have personal consultations for their wedding plans. More information on its services can be located at krystalroseweddings.com.
These developments reflect a growing trend of investment in local infrastructure and services in communities north of Milwaukee. With amenities like 24/7 convenience stores, event spaces, and professional wedding planning, the region is positioning itself as a vibrant area for both residents and visitors alike.
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