By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – From a humble beginning to a well-known name, a lot has changed for On Broadway Inc. since it began 24 years ago, but one thing has always remained the same – its dedication to downtown Green Bay. “What was once one of Green Bay’s most forgotten commercial corridors, …
DE PERE – Gabby Hauser of De Pere was selected from a pool of nearly 1,000 children, ages 4 to 17, to attend the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) 2019 Children’s Congress from July 8-10 in Washington, D.C., representing Wisconsin. Held biannually, Children’s Congress is the largest media and grassroots event supporting type 1 diabetes …
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By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Public Arts Commission (GBPAC) is doing what it can to brighten up the city – one bus shelter at a time. The GBPAC is partnering with Green Bay Metro to bring local art to a selection of bus stop shelters around the city. Public Arts …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – An exhibit focusing on all things butterflies is now open at the Green Bay Botanical Gardens. Butterflies and Blooms features an 1,800-square-foot mesh butterfly house with 300 new butterflies arriving each week for a total of 4,500 butterflies throughout the summer. “On any given day, 500 or more …
By Ben Rodgers Editor HOBART – It’s a brand new world to Jaye P Mueller now that she has regained her ability to hear things clearly for the first time in a long time. Mueller had hearing problems dating back to elementary school. Now 64 and in retirement, she is experiencing a sense many take …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer HOWARD – The village board wants to give the person elected village president next year a nearly $4,000 pay hike. The board voted unanimously Monday, June 24, in favor of increasing the village president’s annual salary from the current $12,050 to $16,000, effective following next April’s election when village voters …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent GRØNNVIK – You don’t need to love lutefisk or like lefse to join Sons of Norway, you also don’t need to be anyone’s son, or even be Norwegian. All you need is an interest in Norwegian culture. “Most of us have grandparents or great grandparents who came from Norway,” said Bonnie …
By Kevin Boneske Staff Writer ASHWAUBENON – A plan to redevelop the former Schneider site at 2661 S. Broadway for residential use was approved Tuesday, June 25, by the village board. The Village of Ashwaubenon owns the two parcels that total around 22 acres after purchasing the property for $1.25 million. It has been working …
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By Patrick Wood Publisher Dear Reader, Why buy American? We consciously look for a better price in most anything we buy. Historically this has led our country to forfeit much of our manufacturing base to lower wage countries on the Pacific Rim, such as China and Indonesia. Companies moved their operations overseas to save money. We rewarded …
By Ed Byrne The Brillion News LAWRENCE – It looks like the perfect wedding, and now Republican lawmakers are hoping Gov. Tony Evers doesn’t veto it when the preacher asks if anyone present knows of any reason why the couple should not be married. In a show of backing for the project to expand Interstate …
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