STEM: The next generation

Posted on Jan 12, 2016

  Promoting STEM curriculum and creating modern tech facilities in America’s schools isn’t just a trend, it’s necessity. The reawakening of STEM programs is attempting to close the skills gap between what schools are teaching and the jobs that are actually in demand. The U.S. […] Read more

New Skyward buiding on schedule

Posted on Jan 10, 2016

A new 32-million-dollar business building in Stevens Point is on schedule for a March opening. Groundbreaking was held October 10th, 2014 for a new four-story 180,000-square-foot building for school management software developer Skyward. Now, the outside of the structure looks nearly complete. Skyward CEO Cliff […] Read more

Miron honored with USGBC Transformation Awards

Posted on Jan 5, 2016

Each year, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) recognizes individuals and organizations committed to leading local communities to a more sustainable future with its Transformation Awards, which honor nominees in the following categories: Education Community Champion Distinguished Achievement Innovation Operational Excellence Restoration Sustainability Energy Efficiency for […] Read more

Masons teach craft to Menasha students

Posted on Jan 4, 2016

The Building Trades class at Menasha High School tried its hand at laying concrete block, brick and stone veneer with the help of professional masons. Joe Buechel of Natural Stone Veneers International in Fond du Lac helped organize the two-week unit, which brought industry professionals […] Read more

Favorite Miron Moments of 2015

Posted on Dec 15, 2015

It’s hard to believe that 2016 is almost here! Before we ring in the New Year, we asked our employees to reflect on 2015 and share some of their favorite moments from this past year. Here is what they had to say: Mike Schmid – […] Read more

Solid growth forecast for Wisconsin in 2016

Posted on Dec 7, 2015

Several feet above downtown Menasha a crew is busy installing blue-tinted windows on the eight-story One Menasha Center. The windows provide some indication of what the office building will look like when it’s completed next spring. A few stories  up, where the internal skeleton of the […] Read more