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Brown County Veterans Memorial Complex bans weapons

Includes Resch Ctr., Brown Co. Arena, Shopko Hall

Updated: Thursday, 27 Oct 2011, 5:55 PM CDT
Published : Thursday, 27 Oct 2011, 11:02 AM CDT

ASHWAUBENON - Weapons will continue to be banned from the Brown County Veterans Memorial Complex after the state’s concealed carry law goes into effect next month.

PMI, the company that manages the complex says it will be “business as usual” after the law goes into effect Tuesday.

“Weapons have always been prohibited in the Resch Center, Shopko Hall and the Brown County Arena and we believe continuing that policy is in the best interests of our complex,” PMI Entertainment Group COO Cora Haltaufderheid said in a news release.

The company says signs will be posted at the entrances to notify people of the weapons policy.