By Tori Wittenbrock Associate Sports Editor GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame Inc. recently announced its future inductees for the 2024 banquet as linebacker Clay Matthews and defensive end Aaron Kampman. The 53rd Hall of Fame Induction Banquet will be held Aug. 29, 2024, in the Lambeau Field Atrium at 4 …
By Brynn Schintgen Contributing Writer ASHWAUBENON – The National Railroad Museum, which has been in operation since 1956, has been in the process of restoring many of the train cars in their collection. Their most recent project is the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Post Office No. 2330 car. Built in 1922 by the Standard …
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By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-chief Continued from previous week The 1920s saw continued growth in student body and programs, while their facilities remained at the same footprint as the college struggled to garner funding to make wanted changes. One of the programs developed at this time took on a life of its own. “So, WBAY actually …
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By Green Bay Athletics/Tori Wittenbrock INDIANAPOLIS – Tuesday afternoon the Horizon League announced the 2023 Valeo #HLVB All-Academic Team. Tiffany Paalman received All-Academic accolades, while Abby Gardner was named honorable mention. The Honorable Mention Team is for student-athletes who received at least 25% of votes but did not make the All-Academic Team. Paalman is currently …
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One more weekend to see Beauty and the Beast By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor Green Bay Preble High School is inviting community members to “be their guest” and attend a showing of this year’s fall musical — Alan Menken’s Beauty and the Beast. At Preble, the process for picking the fall show actually begins …
By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor GREEN BAY – During First-Gen Celebration week, UW-Green Bay highlighted those making a positive impact for first-generation college students through the inaugural “First-Gen Impact Awards.” “Over 50% of our undergrad population is first gen, so providing support for them to be successful is really important for the entire university …
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By Tori Wittenbrock Associate Sports Editor DE PERE – On Wednesday, Nov. 8, West De Pere High School had four student-athletes sign their national letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level. These athletes included Faith Kibbe, Ella Arendt, Tyler Kowalcyzk and Mason Haupt. Kibbe signed her national letter …
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By Tori Wittenbrock/Shane Fitzsimmons ASHWAUBENON – On Nov. 8, National Signing Day rolled around for all future college athletes across the country. Ashwaubenon High School advanced two athletes to the next level to compete in college athletics at the school of their choice. Junior Sienna Nitke signed her National Letter of Intent to attend Purdue …
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By Kris Leonhardt MMC Senior Editor MADISON – Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) programming is providing assistance to those experiencing homelessness that is designed to create a sense of belonging and love. Homelessness often sees the intersection of complex health and social challenges. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), of an …
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By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor The Howard Commons Activity Complex is undergoing a transformation this week, turning in its roller skating, live music and splash pad for ice skating, igloos and a community Christmas tree. Melissa Martinson, director of the Activity Complex, said the conversion of the skating rink is already underway. “We took …
