KAUKAUNA — T-Mobile opened its newest Wisconsin retail location Friday in Kaukauna.

The store is located at 2111 Crooks Avenue between Bubble Fresh Laundry and Edward Jones Financial on Kaukauna’s far south side.

Customers and wireless shoppers in the area will now have convenient access to a local T-Mobile store where they can choose service plans, smartphones, tablets, and accessories that best meet their wireless needs, according to a news release.

It’s the first store to support Outagamie and Calumet Counties. The company expects to open six retail locations across the state this year, with new stores opening in nearby cities Plover and New London later this year.

The store will be open from 10 a.m. to 7p.m. Monday through Saturday, and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Kaukauna location is part of T-Mobile’s efforts to expand its retail footprint with the addition of new stores in small towns and rural communities across the country.

“T-Mobile retail stores offer customers the ease of connecting in-person with our Team of Experts for personalized solutions and the convenience of exploring hands-on with our products and services,” said Jon Freier, President of T-Mobile’s Consumer Group. “That’s why we continue to expand our retail footprint in both new and existing markets across the U.S. Our retail, care and network teams are excited and ready to serve the great people of Kaukauna.”

T-Mobile says that as part of its commitment to help small towns and rural communities thrive, the company launched its T-Mobile Hometown Grants program in early 2021 – a $25 million, five-year initiative that provides grants to 100 small towns each year to use towards city beautification projects, public improvements and more. 

Towns with populations less than 50,000 are eligible and encouraged to apply. For full details, visit https://www.t-mobile.com/brand/hometown-grants.   


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By Dan Plutchak

Dan Plutchak, born and raised in Kaukauna, is cofounder of Kaukauna Community News.