Continued from last week: “The majority of the tribes came with us to Wisconsin,” said former general manager/strategist, Bill Gollnick.

A bicentennial celebration was held July 25-29 to commemorate a time long ago when the Oneida Nation came to the area to create a new homeland.

As generational cycles occur, negative patterns and traits are known to transfer through multiple generations via learned behavior, family dynamics and environment.

What started as a fundraiser to help a young girl has turned into a movement to eradicate poverty in northeast Wisconsin.

On Saturday, Aug. 5, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin (BBBSNEW) will host Miles for Matches, an annual community bike ride along the Fox River Trail, but this year it will have a new look.

A local woman-owned business is celebrating 30 years of giving back to the community this month.

When Miranda Demske planted her first grapevines four years ago, she had no idea just how far they would bring her.

As generational cycles occur, negative patterns and traits are known to transfer through multiple generations via learned behavior, family dynamics and environment.

“Membership is strength” for Wisconsin’s Veterans organizations, and the stable rate of growth in the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ (VFW) Eighth District acts as evidence of that strength.

City and state sustainability leaders held a press conference on June 22 at Green Bay’s East River Emilie Park to highlight the city’s work with climate and sustainability goals, while noting financial incentives infusion from the Inflation Reduction and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.