Mission Coffee to open Mosinee location; health and beauty store opens downtown: Wausau Streetwise
WAUSAU – Want to stay up to date on all of Wausau's latest business news? These Streetwise roundups will keep you in the know.
To share information about a business that is opening or closing or about other developments in the Wausau area, you can email me at msiegler@gannett.com. You can also send me questions about local businesses, and I'll do my best to find an answer.
Read on for more information about a popular Central Wisconsin coffee shop opening a new location in Mosinee, a new store selling homemade health and beauty products and an update on a popular local hotel.
Mission Coffee to open in Mosinee
A new Mission Coffee location will open in late August in Mosinee.
Franchisees Dylan and Kaycee Packard will open the shop at 224 Main St. They will share the space with Lamplight Sessions, a new live music venue.
The shop will feature the same drink menu as other Mission Coffee locations in Stevens Point and Plover. However, their food menu will be slightly different. The menu will be heavier on bakery items, Kaycee Packard said, with soups and salads available as well.
Kaycee Packard said they're excited to open a space that can help build community and relationships, especially after the pandemic.
They plan to give back to the community as well. For every bag of coffee that's purchased at the shop, they'll donate $1 to a local organizations.
Customers can choose whether their donation goes to the local chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Faith in Action, Community Center for Hope, the Neighbor's Place, the Mosinee School District or Hope Life Center.
Kaycee Packard said they wanted to choose organizations that could help people at all ages.
For more information, visit the shop's Facebook page.
Herbal Soap N' Salves opens downtown
A new health and beauty store has opened, and people can find everything from soaps and massage oils to body butters, lip balms and bath salts.
Herbal Soap N' Salves opened at 300 N. Third St., Suite 108, in downtown Wausau.
The shop offers homemade, organic items created by herbalist Daniel L. Smith. They consist of herbal powders, true essential oils and vegan, organic carrier oils.
The store is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday.
For more information, visit the store's Facebook page.
Jefferson Street Inn now part of Radisson Hotels
The Jefferson Street Inn, 201 Jefferson St. in Wausau, is now part of the Radisson Hotels family.
The popular boutique hotel, which has been a downtown staple since 2005, is now considered part of the Radisson Individuals, a collection of hotels in the U.S., Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to the website, these hotels are chosen for their "original personality, high standards of quality and service, and a style that sets it apart from other hotels."
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This article originally appeared on Wausau Daily Herald: Wausau business news includes new Mission Coffee location, beauty shop
