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Current News

2011 LIFE Study, funded by FCEDP & other Fox Cities organizations, is now available online.

Riesterer & Schnell, Inc breakground ground on the edge of Greenville

The October FCEDP Quarterly Newsletter is now online!

Continued growth in the Fox Cities with the Valley Bakers' $4.1 million expansion in Greenville. More information available online.

Fox Cities' manufacturer, Fox Valley Spring, to expand headquarters by 28,000 sq. feet. More information available online.


The FCEDP June 2011 Newletter is now online!

Wisconsin Trails gives title of "Best Shopping Town" to the Appleton area among their 12 Best Towns.

News Release: Read about the Economic Impact of Tourism on the Fox Cities

County Health Rankings Released; assistance grants available, read more here.

9th Annual Northeastern Wisconsin Global Trade Conference: Bringing the World to Wisconsin will be held on April 19th.

The Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau offering grant to help Fox Cities non-profit businesses

The March 2011 Fox Cities Partnership Newsletter, Focus Fox Cities, is now available online!

Having trouble navigating through government energy regulations? The "Prospering in the New Energy Economy"  Event will be held on Tues. October 5th.

The 2010 Fox Cities Community Profile is now available online.

2009 Economic Impact of Tourism in the Fox Cities

 

Learn more about Outagamie County Regional Airport's Economic Impact on the Fox Cities.

Outagamie County to Host 2012 Farm Technology Days

Radisson Paper Valley Hotel Named "Most Valuable Property" by the NFL

Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau Promotion Targets Hotel Occupancy

FOX CITIES AWARDED 2011 YOUTH SOCCER MIDWEST REGIONAL TOURNAMENT

RESULTS NOW AVAILABLE OF THE FOX CITIES CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU AND FOX CITIES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONVENTION CENTER FEASIBILITY STUDY

BADGER STATE SUMMER GAMES MOVING TO THE FOX CITIES

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Located along the banks of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago in east central Wisconsin lies a cluster of dynamic communities known collectively as "The Fox Cities." With a population of more than 220,000, the Fox Cities area is one of the largest and fastest growing urban centers in Wisconsin. The Fox Cities area is comprised of 18 municipalities-the largest of which is the city of Appleton. The population of the three-county Appleton-Oshkosh-Neenah Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is nearly 380,000.

Fox Cities Economic Development Partnership (FCEDP) is a business attraction organization comprised of the municipalities, organizations and utilities interested in the economic growth of the Fox Cities area. Its mission, along with that of the Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce and Industry, is to foster the Fox Cities' economic development by creating and implementing marketing programs that promote the area as an attractive location for business and industry.


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