Tag Archives: green bay
Officials hope Webster Ave. becomes ‘gateway’ in G.B.
Green Bay officials hope a rebuilt section of Webster Avenue can boost that area of the east side. It took two years for the city to finish the project between the East River and Radisson Street. Publ...
Nov 04, 2019
Water quality focus of summit
Stakeholders got together in Green Bay today to talk about ways to improve water quality. Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher of Green Bay says they have to take steps at all levels. He says it star...
Nov 01, 2019
Online vote open for G.B. concert series
Online voting starts today for a grant that a Green Bay business group homes will let them bring back a 10-week concert series. On Broadway received a $25,000 Levitt AMP grant last year, and the group...
Nov 01, 2019
Two Green Bay schools will consolidate
The Green Bay Public School District Board will move ahead with consolidating Jefferson and Fort Howard elementary schools. Last night’s vote was 4-3. Students would attend Fort Howard Elementar...
Oct 29, 2019
Small Town Crime Wave 10-28-19 Soxual Assault [AUDIO]
It was only a verbal argument for the Fox Crossing (Fox Crossing Fox Crossing) couple but it could have lead to a soxual assault. Listen to "Small Town Crime Wave 10-28-19 Soxual Assault" on Spreaker....
Oct 28, 2019
G.B. mayor proposes tax increase
In his first budget, Green Bay’s mayor is proposing the city’s highest tax hike in recent years. Mayor Eric Genrich is proposing a three-point-two percent increase. He blames a decrease in...
Oct 25, 2019
NICU babies get in Halloween spirit
The babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at Aurora BayCare Medical Center in Green Bay are getting into the Halloween spirit. Parents can dress their little ones in costumes this week. Brent Bec...
Oct 24, 2019
Man recovering after throat slit in Green Bay
A 41-year-old Green Bay man is expected to survive after having his throat cut with a knife last night on Green Bay’s east side. Lieutenant Clint Beguhn says they were called around 11:15 p.m. w...
Oct 24, 2019
The Farmory hopes to lead way on perch
The perch population is dwindling, and a nonprofit in Green Bay wants to help turn that around. The Farmory plans to produce 400,000 young perch next year. UW-Green Bay Associate Researcher Ken Webb s...
Oct 23, 2019
Fewer rats in Green Bay
The number of rat complaints in Green Bay is at a three year low. Alderman Chris Wery is seeing that in his district. He says his office has gotten 64 rat complaints so far this year. That number was ...
Oct 23, 2019
