Friday August 15, 2025

An Independent Progressive Media Outlet

FacebookTwitterYoutube
Newsletter
News Feeds:
Green Bay Progressive
PDF
Print
E-mail
03
Feb
2022

coronavirus-small-businessMost of the more than $4.5 Billion in pandemic relief and recovery investments already committed, but some recovery-related grant opportunities still available online.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Thursday, 03 February 2022 10:43
 
PDF
Print
E-mail
02
Feb
2022

milw-city-workersSen. Jeff Smith writes about the significant steps we’ve made to boost our economy and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic since President Biden was sworn in.

Written by Jeff Smith, State Senator District 31   
 
PDF
Print
E-mail
26
Jan
2022

broadband-map-northwoodsPlan connects more than 3,600 locations with new fiber broadband service.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
PDF
Print
E-mail
17
Apr
2017

dick-bennettWisconsin's remarkable success in Basketball is based upon Dick Bennett's five pillars: Humility. Passion. Unity. Servanthood. Thankfulness. Qualities in short supply elsewhere in the Capitol these days.


ALTOONA, WI - Any idea which college has won the most NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball tournament games in the past four years?

If you’re guessing North Carolina, guess again. If you think it’s Duke, you’re thinking wrong. Kentucky? Incorrect. Kansas? Wrong again. Villanova? Louisville? UCLA? Gonzaga? Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

The answer is the University of Wisconsin, with 13 tourney wins and four trips to the regional semifinals known as the Sweet Sixteen, two Final Four appearances and one run all the way to the national championship game.

The Badgers have made it to the national tournament the last 19 years straight. That streak started under coach Dick Bennett. The program’s remarkable success is built on a foundation of Bennett’s five pillars: HumilityPassionUnityServanthoodThankfulness. In fact, those five words to live by are literally cemented in the foundation of the arena the Badgers call home.

Written by Mike McCabe, Blue Jean Nation   
Last Updated on Monday, 17 April 2017 11:29
 
PDF
Print
E-mail
27
Jan
2022

stephen-breyer-steps-down-apLikely candidates to replace Breyer are Ketanji Brown Jackson, Leondra Kruger, and J. Michelle Childs.

Written by The Hill Press   
Last Updated on Saturday, 29 January 2022 10:34
 
Page 429 of 656
Copyright © 2025. Green Bay Progressive. Designed by Shape5.com