The company C. Reiss released a statement Thursday on agreeing to a meeting with Brown County and the City of Green Bay to ...

GREEN BAY - Brown County, the city of Green Bay and C. Reiss Co. officials plan to revive negotiations to relocate the coal ...

After decades of trying to relocate them, the company that manages the coal piles along the Fox River in downtown Green Bay ...

GREEN BAY - C. Reiss Co. this month formally declined the Brown County Board's modified lease terms for moving the coal piles to a port expansion site and invited supervisors to negotiate an ...

The owner of Green Bay’s coal piles has agreed to meet with the city and county to discuss a potential relocation. C. Reiss ...

Reiss Co's latest counterproposal for relocating its coal piles, and instead will move ahead meeting with all of the companies interested in a port expansion site at the mouth of the Fox River.

GREEN BAY (WLUK) – State officials are providing answers on where a $15 million grant stands that was to be put toward relocating Green Bay’s coal piles to the former Pulliam Power Plant site.

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- There appears to be some division among Brown County supervisors about where to go from here when it comes to moving Green Bay's coal piles. That is despite a nearly unanimous ...

"C. Reiss' proposal will achieve the long-held goal of moving the coal piles and generate an estimated $200 million in economic activity for Brown County, according to local officials," CEO Keith ...

Shipyard District, Inc., a nonprofit business association formed and supported by taxpaying business and property owners in the Shipyard District, is urging the relocation ...

The work of removing the coal will involve separating it with screens from the dirt and rock that is part of the pile, according to Martsolf and Showalter. The dirt and rock will remain on site ...

C. Reiss rejected Brown County's modified lease terms for relocating coal piles to a port expansion site. The company cited issues such as submerged land and a short lease term as reasons for the ...