The hustle and bustle of streets isn't just saved for the holidays down here at On Broadway. The Farmers' Market brought out crowds of people ranging from young to old, suit and ties, to sundresses and sandals. Whether a casual sidewalk stroller or a serious pantry stocker there was something for everyone. Because of our continued sponsorship from BayCare Clinic and our new partnership with BMO Harris Bank, our event was bigger and better than ever!

With the announcement of the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce annual Business Recognition Luncheon nominees, the list was filled with 11 local businesses that are considered Champions of Success. The event recognized businesses' economic impact and community contributions to the Green Bay area and acknowledged business acheivements, growth, innovation and exceptional business practices. Most are accustomed to seeing the list filled with typical business ventures such as construction and energy-based corporations, electric and tech-based businesses, the finance field, pro sports and medical teams, and leading innovators of main-stay economic safegaurds. However, in the middle of this list, was a humble music venue whose impact is as far reaching as a national audience but still strongly rooted to its wide range of local hometown supporters.

Grant to focus on school-based outreach opportunities

The Neville Public Museum has been awarded a $3,000 grant from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation to support student attendance. The grant will be specifically targeted towards schools that serve lower income/at-risk populations.

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Farmers Market on Broadway


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Jane Shatswell