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23rd annual Going Back to Classic Car Show set at Larrabee Sportsmans Club, and more in the latest outdoors report
Larrabee Sportsmans Club, 16306 Harpt Lake Road, Mishicot, will hold its 23rd annual Going Back to Classic Car Show Sept. 1. The show will include cars, trucks, bikes and tractors, and will go on rain or shine. Registration is 7-11 a.m. at a cost of $10 per unit. Trophies for first, second and third...
Latest Anders Carlson blunder has Packers fans calling for Mason Crosby reunion
Anders Carlson might be the most frustrating player on the Green Bay Packers' roster. The second-year kicker has generally shown improved consistency from his up-and-down rookie season, but the avoidable errors are still happening too frequently. Take Saturday's preseason finale as the perfect example. After a solid week of practice,...
De Pere Council approves I-41 Southbridge concept
DE PERE – The De Pere Common Council recently approved a concept for the I-41 Southbridge Interchange bridge. The state’s portion of the cost is $16 million, while the city of De Pere and town of Lawrence will split $30,000 in costs for aesthetic details to make the bridge similar to one at Scheuring Road.
Rogers Behavioral Health to Open Clinic in Manitowoc
Rogers Behavioral Health has announced that they will be opening a clinic in Manitowoc. The clinic will be inside the Lighthouse Recovery Community Center, located at 818 State Street, and will open this fall. In a statement, Rogers’ President and CEO Cindy Meyer praised the work of Lighthouse, saying, “We...
NFC contender makes perfect Packers LB upgrade available via trade
Even if former first-round pick Quay Walker becomes a quality starter, the Green Bay Packers will be fairly thin and suspect at the linebacker position. Most of Green Bay's future success inside depends on hopes and dreams that Walker and the other youngsters will mold themselves into something productive. The...
UPDATE: Sheboygan Committee of the Whole Called to Meet to Discuss Personnel Problem
The Sheboygan Common Council has been called to meet as a Committee of the Whole to discuss an apparently serious personnel issue within City government. The meeting, scheduled as a closed session for 5:15 this afternoon, was called – according to the formal announcement – “for consideration of personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of the person involved in such problems or investigations.” There was no indication of who, or what actions, were being discussed.
Green Bay Packers’ Jordan Love Raves About Wide Receiver Ahead of 2024 Season
Jordan Love is enjoying life with the Green Bay Packers, and the city loves him for what he’s done for the team during his first full year as QB1. His impressive run as the primary man under center already has fans eager to see him lead the team to a Super Bowl appearance soon.
Organizer Chow Chong says goodbye to Kites Over Lake Michigan in Two Rivers
TWO RIVERS – Nearly 20 years ago, Chow Chong — who owned a kite-selling business in the city’s downtown — came up with an idea to bring folks to town. “I went to kite-flying festivals in other areas, and I thought how cool it would be to bring one to Two Rivers,” Chong said. “At the time, people thought, ‘Yeah, what’s a kite festival but a few guys on the beach flying kites?’ I wanted them to...
The Painted Pelican finds niche between Green Bay, Door County
DYCKESVILLE – The Painted Pelican (6449 Sturgeon Bay Road), which opened in June, has found its niche. Located north of Green Bay and south of Door County, Co-owner Braeden Speer said visitors to the inn and customers of the restaurant and cafe are finding the waterfront sweet spot. Speer...
Wisconsin Institute of Plastic Surgery & Dermatology breaks ground on surgery center
APPLETON – Dr. Tina Sauerhammer said that had someone told her four years ago that she would build her own surgery center, “I probably would have told you that you were out of your mind.”. “My plans took some twists and turns along the way, but I think...
Fox Valley family advocates for CMV awareness after daughter's diagnosis
APPLETON (WLUK) - A Fox Valley family is sharing their daughter's medical story in hopes of bringing awareness to the effects of a common virus. They're advocating for change and education. Janae Nieuwenhuis, a mother of three, knew from the beginning something was different with her third child, a daughter...
Appleton community gathers for workout in honor of former police officer, U.S. Marine
APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - Veterans, police officers, family, and friends gathered Sunday morning in Appleton to do a full-body workout in honor of a former Appleton police officer and U.S. Marine veteran. Sunday’s workout, organized by Vaspire316, the Recon & Sniper Foundation, and the HunterSeven Foundation, is the third time...
Cudahy man walking hundreds of miles to raise money for recovering addicts
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - A man from southeast Wisconsin is trekking hundreds of miles to raise money and awareness for those fighting addiction. On Sunday, Greg Studzinski arrived in Oshkosh. A recovered addict himself, Studzinski championed the walk, dubbed “Lake to Lake 500″, several years ago. The journey...
8-26-24 ssm health st. agnes hospital earns 4-star rating for cath lab services
SSM Health Dale Michels Heart & Vascular Care at St. Agnes Hospital has achieved a 4-stars rating in the American College of Cardiology and the National Cardiovascular Data Registry’s Cath Lab PCI registry. The ratings are publicly available in Cardio Smart’s Find Your Heart – a tool available online at CardioSmart.org/FindAHospital.
Packers have everything to do with Mike McCarthy's contract, or lack thereof
If there's one thing that head coaches in any sport don't like, it's coaching on an expiring deal. Coaching on an expiring deal makes them a very easy scapegoat if the upcoming season doesn't go to plan, which, of course, is not ideal. With that in mind, it's not super...
Physical 3-star Wisconsin football recruit shows how he'll fit at safety
MUSKEGO — The season opener for Neenah and Muskego mixed a picturesque sunset and mild late-summer temperatures with a physical affair that, thanks to a University of Wisconsin football commit, looked on the verge of an upset for nearly three quarters. Grant Dean, the three-star recruit from Neenah who...
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