BY NICK WOODACTING EDITOR GREEN BAY– Next time you cross the Mason Street Bridge, take note of the landscape either side of the bridge on the west bank of the Fox River – because it’s about to change. The infamous black coal piles on the south side of the bridge are gradually disappearing, and the …
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By Lee Reinsch Correspondent GREEN BAY – Relevant, thriving, welcoming and a cultural core. At 25 years old, On Broadway is only getting better. But don’t expect anyone involved to rest on their laurels. The Tuesday, Feb. 25, State of the Broadway District event highlighted the district’s successes from the past year, honored the people …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – Neighbors gathered at Tank Elementary School Wednesday, Jan. 29, to contribute to the Shipyard Neighborhood Revitalization conversation. Investing in the businesses and homes already in the area, improving area infrastructure, bringing in businesses to fit the existing neighborhood and improving safety for walkers and bicyclists were some of …
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By Ben Rodgers Editor GREEN BAY – There has never been a time like right now and will likely never be another again when it comes to the effort to relocate coal piles that plague the banks of the Fox River in downtown Green Bay, local officials say. The On Broadway board of directors recently …
By Heather Graves Correspondent GREEN BAY – Redevelopment in the Legends District and the Shipyard project are on the docket for the city’s next Tax Increment Financing Districts (TIDs) and a failing TID that was meant to jumpstart an industrial park on University Avenue. These and all the TIDs in the city were given a …
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, …
