Good morning, Green Bay.

Wise Women Gathering Place is hosting a Trunk or Treat fundraiser today from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 400 S.

Washington St.—the event raises money to keep its Safe Place Parking program open for drivers who sleep in their cars, a program costing over $12,000 a month and serving up to 80 people.

The Green Bay Public Market project is on hold until more funding is secured to transform the 45,000-square-foot Old Fort Square building into a tourist destination.

Officials are working tirelessly to close the funding gap and will set a new timeline soon — a public update is planned in the coming weeks.

The UW-Green Bay Electrical Engineering program received ABET accreditation on October 24—proving its curriculum meets national standards—and leaders expect it will boost the talent pipeline for local industries.

Fox Valley Technical College and UW-Green Bay signed a memorandum on October 23 — a move that opens transfer pathways for Criminal Justice and Business students.

Criminal Justice students gain immediate junior status while Business students will access flexible options starting Fall 2026 — both pathways aim to lower tuition costs and prepare students for regional careers.

UW-Green Bay reported a 3% rise in enrollment over the past year (a 28% increase over five years) that reflects its commitment to expanding access.

Provost Kate Burns said the university offers varied programs (including online, dual enrollment, and traditional courses) to help more students succeed.

The Green Bay School District will host three roundtable talks early in November to get ideas for hiring a new superintendent.

Community members and parents will meet on November 4 at the Neville Museum and on November 5 at the District Office—this search will finish before new board members join in April.

St. Norbert College will add new majors including sacred music, digital marketing, cybersecurity management, exercise science and a 4+1 MBA program, plus new concentrations in journalism, professional communication, sports media and public image and promotion.

Pending approval from the Higher Learning Commission, these changes are scheduled for fall 2026 to help students gain practical skills after the college cut 15 programs earlier this year—reflecting its commitment to academic innovation.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers proposed a bill to legalize online sports betting across Wisconsin, allowing tribal nations to manage the service so that consumers can place bets from anywhere in the state.

The measure, which could boost annual tax revenue by 10—20%, still awaits approval from the Assembly, Senate and governor.

Residents in Green Bay can safely dispose of unwanted medications today at three community take-back events hosted by HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center, Emplify Health by Bellin, and Aurora BayCare Medical Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This initiative is part of the national DEA program and offers secure curbside drop-offs — veterans and non-veterans are welcome.

The Packers announced Luke Combs will perform at Lambeau Field on May 15 and 16 in 2026 as part of a plan to host more non-Packers events — his concert is the fifth large-scale show at the stadium since 2019 — and a Wisconsin-Notre Dame game is set for Sept.

6 while talks with the Premier League on future soccer matches continue.

The Nouryon Sports Complex in Howard completed a $2.4 million upgrade on Oct.

23, turning two fields into artificial turf and adding fencing, bleachers, and concrete pads to support tournaments and local sports clubs (including Wisconsin United FC and the Howard-Suamico school system). Officials said the improvements, funded by a grant from Brown County Tourism Enhancement Capital Grant Program and contributions from the village and Wisconsin United FC, are expected to boost local tourism with more hotel stays and extended play seasons.

Market on Military

2-7 p.m. — Summer Market on Military — Free entry — Explore locally grown and crafted fare in the heart of Green Bay.

Fright Night featuring Bella Cain

7-11 p.m. — EPIC Event Center — Fundraising event — Enjoy a Halloween bash with live music and a costume contest while supporting local nonprofits.

Taylor Mason Comedy Late Show

6:15-7:30 p.m. — Cup O Joy — Ticket info available online — Enjoy an evening of laughs with Taylor's quick wit and polished comedy.

Green Bay Jazz Orchestra at The Tarlton Theatre

6-8 p.m. — The Tarlton Theatre — Free admission encouraged — Experience an evening of soulful jazz performed by top local talent in a historic setting.

ComedyCity: After Dark

6:30-8 p.m. — ComedyCity Theatre — $10 tickets — Enjoy high-energy, family-friendly improv comedy inspired by audience suggestions.

Lambeau and Learn 2025

8 AM – 4 PM — Lambeau Field — Hotel block available at $129/night — A day of education and networking at the iconic Lambeau Field.

Comedy Night with Tom Segura

6:00-7:30 p.m. — The Weidner — Tickets available — Experience the humor of one of the biggest names in comedy on his Come Together tour.

ComedyCity: After Dark Family Fun Show

6:30-8:00 p.m. — ComedyCity Theatre — $10 each — Experience high-energy, family-friendly improv comedy inspired by audience suggestions for all ages.