(Janesville, WI) Kylie Balk Yaatenen, APG The Woodman’s Sports & Convention Center, set to open later this year on Milton Avenue, now has a general manager. MORE INFO

(Beloit, WI) Beloit Daily News Staff Comply365, a document management, compliance, training and safety management software company based at the Ironworks Campus in Beloit, has added Alaska Airlines and Aer Lingus as customers. MORE INFO

(Beloit, WI) Clint Wolf, BDN Beloit and Janesville are being awarded grant funds to replace transit buses with new, environmentally friendly buses. MORE INFO

(Janesville, WI) Gazette Staff Two Janesville foundations are each providing a $300,000 matching grant toward the Boys & Girls Club of Janesville’s planned new facility and programming, the club has announced. MORE INFO

(Janesville, WI) Gazette Staff The Children’s Museum of Rock County is finishing up design work on its planned downtown site and is searching for its first executive director. MORE INFO

(Beloit, WI) Clint Wolf, BDN Crystal and Jerimie Sanders are owners of C&J BBQ and Soul Food, based in Watertown. They were one of the businesses featured Saturday at the Black Herstory Day event and minority owned business expo at the Eclipse Center. MORE INFO

(Beloit, WI) Alex Gary, APG Beloit College is almost ready to unveil its reimagined Pearsons Hall, but first it wants to celebrate. On Feb. 17, the college is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Pearsons to show off its new entrance, DK’s Cafe, where students can...

(Beloit, WI) Alex Gary, APG In January, the city of Beloit received the first of what is expected to be millions in financial returns from the future Ho-Chunk casino project on Willowbrook Road. MORE INFO

(Janesville, WI) Kylie Balk Yaatenen, APG A developer who wants to tear down a warehouse at 1702 E. Racine St. and build multi-family housing on the site has another year to get the project underway. MORE INFO

(Beloit, WI) Alex Gary, APG The Beloit City Council Monday is expected to approve a housing incentive program aimed at convincing one or perhaps two developers to launch new subdivisions in the city. MORE INFO