BY GRACELYN GIESE CONTRIBUTING WRITER GREEN BAY – Wello, a Green Bay based non-profit organization, has been awarded $180,000 in grant funding by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Funding from this grant will go towards the Cultivating Community program which tackles food insecurity in Brown County. Beginning in 2010, Wello …
After a 4-1 victory over No. 3 seeded Edgewood (24-4-1), the No. 2 seeded Notre Dame Academy (18-8-1) Tritons boys hockey team will advance to the WIAA State Finals game on Saturday, March, 2 at 7 p.m.
LaFleur, Haffley say new coaching staff, team like a puzzle By Tori Wittenbrock Associate Sports Editor GREEN BAY – As the Green Bay Packers climb deeper into the offseason, head coach Matt LaFleur says that completing a new coaching staff and finding the right players for the 2024 season has been like putting together a …
On Broadway provides annual report BY KRIS LEONHARDT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GREEN BAY – During On Broadway’s annual “State of the Broadway District,” held Feb. 20 at Gather, the organization presented updates on district projects, new developments and district impact for 2023, through which On Broadway Executive Director Brian Johnson said, “collaboration is key.” “Collaboration is key …
By Mickey Schommer Contributing Writer GREEN BAY – The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently reported that Wisconsin consumers lost $75,930,415 to fraud, with a median loss of $400, in 2023. Green Bay Police Capt. Jeffery Brester said that in order to avoid being scammed, people need to be aware of who they’re giving confidential information …
PREBLE HIGH SCHOOL – In a hard-fought playoff showdown of the Fox River Classic Conference between Preble and Green Bay East boys’ basketball teams, Preble emerged on top with a commanding performance, securing a noteworthy win.
By Mickey Schommer Contributing Writer GREEN BAY – The Oneida Youth Enrichment Services (YES) Program promotes the cultural, educational and social development of Native students at Lombardi Middle School. One of the program’s amazing attributes is the community that emerges between students who are excited to share and learn about their culture. Stephanie Stevens, Oneida …
By James Deviley Contributing Writer GREEN BAY – Over the last 15 to 20 years, the Port of Green Bay has established an annual custom, maintaining its “First Ship Contest” — a nautical guessing game. “The whole point of the competition is to guess when the first cargo ship will arrive as it travels under …
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By Kris Leonhardt Editor-in-chief GREEN BAY – The electric streetcar, or trolley, first appeared in Wisconsin in Appleton in 1886 and slowly worked its way to Fort Howard and Green Bay. The electric trolley system was often a city service, operated by public utilities and sometimes power plants. In the fall of 1892, the city …
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By Tori Wittenbrock Associate Sports Editor GREEN BAY – Though the Green Bay Packers have a long-standing reputation for being the oldest team in the NFL, their stadium is close to holding a similar status. New City Stadium Lambeau Field has hosted the Packers’ home football games for over 55 years and has seen the …
