By Jen Hirthe Correspondent ASHWAUBENON – A new entertainment venue on the outskirts of the hustle and bustle of Oneida Street in Ashwaubenon offers guests more than your average watering hole. “We really wanted to focus on family when creating Lumberjack Johnny’s,” owner David Oshefsky said. “The venue, (located at 1017 Waube Ln. in Ashwaubenon) …
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By Jeffery Tilghman Williams Chief Mass Communication Specialist FALLON, Nevada – Petty Officer 3rd Class Jack Delsart, a 2018 Green Bay West High School graduate, is serving with Naval Air Station Fallon supporting TOPGUN aviators at the Navy’s premier tactical air warfare training center. “My mom taught me to respect rank while growing up,” Delsart …
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By Kat Halfman Staff Intern DE PERE – In the early days, Jeff Wiza, proprietor of The Game Capital, located at 805 Main Ave in De Pere, said his clientele consisted mostly of competitive players, who typically care more about what they’re getting, than the experience of getting it. As the business grew, Wiza said …
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Green Bay City Council ARPA fund allocations A handful of proposed allocations of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds were up for discussion at the Tuesday, May 17, City Council meeting – many being held for another month, pulled for further discussion by Council President Jesse Brunette. “The reason why I pulled all ARPA-related items …
Paul Peot has lived in the Howard-Suamico area his whole life. After graduating from Bay Port High School, Peot said he attended the Blue Sky Educational Foundation For Massage in Grafton. After graduation, he worked for a day spa in a chiropractic office before going out on his own, eventually forming Peot Massage Therapy. Peot …
By Heather Graves Editor BROWN COUNTY – Approximately 270 children are in foster care in Brown County, and more enter each week. May is National Foster Care Month and Brown County leaders took time Tuesday, May 16, to highlight some of its families and staff as County Executive Troy Streckenbach presented a proclamation to highlight …
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By Press Times Staff DE PERE – West De Pere High School student Vaughn Gerrits, son of Mark and Suzanne Gerrits, has earned the highest possible ACT composite score of 36 – a rarity with less than 0.5% of test-takers earning a perfect ACT score each year. “I am so grateful to God for blessing …
Green Bay native and East High graduate, Angela Walker, said she’s joined at work each day by her best bud, Pablo, a well-tempered Yorkshire terrier mix. Walker, proprietor of Best Budz, a CBD, Delta-8 dispensary on Broadway which features products sourced from locally-owned farms, said she has a saying: “Just be nice.” Walker said it’s …
By Heather Graves Editor As I sit in my office prepping for this week’s issue, which includes an update on the state of homelessness in Brown County and the struggles the area homeless population face as St. John’s Homeless Shelter, the area’s last-resort, seasonal shelter, closes its doors for the season. I can’t help but …
By Brad Spakowitz Correspondent To put it nicely, we’ve had better Aprils. This one was cold, often wet, sometimes windy and it seemed as though a true, lasting spring just couldn’t take hold. The first week of the month brought precipitation every day, measuring 1.09 inches by April 7, some of which was a bit …
