Chamber Blog
Chamber presents money raised at Heckle Hole to member non-profits
The Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce hosted its 35th annual golf outing on Monday, June 23 at the Wausau Country Club. The 18-hole scramble introduced a new Heckle Hole on the third tee. Chase Outdoors was the inaugural sponsor of the Heckle Hole.
Share Your Story: The Samuels Group Inc
The history of The Samuels Group may seem unconventional compared to other construction companies. That’s because it is.
Finalists named for the 40th ATHENA Leadership Award
Dave previews the Excellence in Business Leadership Awards Night coming up at The Grand Theater in downtown Wausau on the evening of Thursday, October 9, 2025.
Listen to interview with owner of Day’s Bowl-A-Dome
Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce President Dave Eckmann interviews Dean Day, owner of Day’s Bowl-A-Dome in Wausau.
Centergy report: Study projects rise in housing demand
A five-county region in central Wisconsin will need more than 11,000 additional housing units by 2040 to meet projected demand, according to a study from economic development group Centergy.
2-Minute Drill: A construction update and introduction
Dave Eckmann, President/CEO of the Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce, shares an update on construction projects underway on Clarke Island and introduces a new four-legged member of the staff.
Share Your Story: Monk Botanical Gardens
The Monk Botanical Gardens cultivates wellbeing in people, communities and the environment with experiences that engage, educate and inspire.
Fly through historic Clarke Island properties
Drone expert and Wausau native Lou Wadzinski flies through a pair of historic properties located on Clarke Island in downtown Wausau.
Listen to interview with owner of El Tequila Salsa
Greater Wausau Chamber of Commerce President Dave Eckmann interviews Rogelio ‘Roy’ Romano, Owner of El Tequila Salsa in Rib Mountain.
U.S. Chamber: One Big Beautiful Bill, Taxes and Tariffs
Recent sweeping legislation includes major tax reform provisions that will have far-reaching implications for small businesses in the years to come.