Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Green Bay.
The Center for Childhood Safety has run out of new car seats after its grant funding ended, leaving 205 families this year with only 128 seats provided; community members can help by donating new seats via (920) 272-0110.
Green Bay-based Aspiro began renting space at the Marinette Community REC Center on Oct.
7 to address an unmet need in Marinette County. Its Building Full Lives program (focusing on living skills, career exploration and volunteering) provides local support for individuals with disabilities and families.
Green Bay-based Aspiro expanded into Marinette County on Oct.
7 by renting space at the Marinette Community REC Center to offer its Building Full Lives program (daily living and career skills classes) for individuals with disabilities and families. It aims to meet an unmet need in the Northwoods.
St. John's Ministries is preparing for an increased number of people seeking shelter as the winter emergency season begins Nov.
1 at its four Green Bay facilities, offering meals, laundry, support groups, and case management while asking for volunteers and donations.
The National Railroad Museum partners with local groups, Goats on the Go + Glorious Goat Ranch, to use grazing goats for natural weed control along its shoreline.
The goats arrived Sept. 29 and will graze through October while visitors are asked not to feed them.
Brown County is set to boost UW-Extension funding to improve its 13 community garden sites for the 2027 season.
Officials say interest is high as a waitlist grows and returning gardeners will resume in December & enhancements aim to strengthen local food access.
Data shows most voucher schools in Green Bay reported little or no state testing data last year despite receiving public funds.
The results do not reveal any clear pattern among the schools that provided data.
Ashwaubenon students can now explore creativity in a new media space that supports podcasts + video projects, classroom work and clubs; District leaders say the space offers a safe setting for learning new skills and discovering hidden talents.
Green Bay Area Public School District will hold two budget meetings this month about its 2026-27 budget.
The work session is on Oct. 12 at 5 p.m. and the public hearing—followed immediately by a board vote—is set for Oct. 26 and will be streamed live on YouTube.
Visitors to the Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere may explore the new exhibit The Journey to End Cancer - From Cause to Cure, which highlights recent advances in cancer detection, treatment and prevention through interactive displays and hands-on activities for all ages; the exhibit is available through Jan. 3.
Brewers fans are excited as Game 1 of the NLCS starts tonight at 7 p.m. on (FOX 11), hoping to end a championship drought since 1982.
Packers fans look ahead to a rivalry game with the Bears at Lambeau Field on Sunday at noon as they seek strong season start.
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