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Learn about opportunities to Get Involved in the Tribune process below.
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The Tribune Building wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of others who wish to see it succeed.
Are you interested in investing in our community’s future? Give online now.

Checks can be mailed to:
Incourage
Attn: Tribune Building Fund
478 East Grand Avenue
Wisconsin Rapids WI 54494

Public Meetings

Watch the full March 18, 2019 public meeting for project updates, an updated business model and more! Stay tuned for our next meeting.

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Email us at [email protected] or call 715-423-3863 to join our email list! You can also catch up on our email updates here.

  • Why invest?

    Hear from residents who believe in the Tribune Building Project & have pledged their support. Join them!

  • Resident Profile

    As a successful business owner and community volunteer, Diana Buss is working to make positive change for – and with – others. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    Through participation in the Tribune meetings, Dr. Missy Skurzewski-Servant has witnessed the power of collaboration among community members to develop an idea into reality. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    "To make positive improvements in your community you can’t sit on the sidelines; you need to be an active participant," shared Joe & Guadalupe Ancel. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    "Don't give up on your hometown!" This is the sentiment of sisters Hannah & Gracie Wendels. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    “There is the old saying ‘it takes a village’. If everyone would become engaged in something they may be passionate about or interested in, they would see the potential and the growth,” Tammy & Sarah Salewski share. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    Joel Kuehnhold has learned how to engage people in developing a sense of pride, ownership, and resilience while making major change in our community. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    Leaving Tribune meetings, Layne Cozzolino felt ready to conquer any obstacle. Read More >

  • Resident Profile

    Kent & Karen Kehus jumped at the chance to be a part of the Tribune Building Project... Read More >