Had a phone interview with Jeff G. concerning applying for Medicare. One couldn't ask for a more…read moreprofessional and personable representative to interact with! The experience renews my faith in humanity and my respect for competent Government service/interaction.

I have been on hold for 1 hour 30 minutes and I am still waiting…read more I hope once they answer the phone I will have a positive experience.

TSA Pre-Check enrollment center. Moved to new location in the Executive Air building right next to…read moreAustin Straubel Airport Terminal. Pretty sweet building, pretty cool to see how the rich fly into Green Bay for the Packer Games. After checking in with front desk, you go to a room with a fingerprint machine, computer and camera. Answer a few question, take a picture and fingerprints, pay your $85 fee (no cash or personal check) and your good to go! Pretty quick and painless. People are friendly too! Find out in 1-4 weeks if you are approved... then it's skip the long TSA lines for the next 5 years!

My scheduled appointment was at noon. I showed up 15 minutes early and at 12:30 the lady came out…read moreand told me she is going to lunch until 1.

Great information - hard to first find. We started at Hilton on Lombardi St., but it starts right…read moreby old Hall of Fame building on Lombardi and Oneida. It also is along inside streets Tony Canadeo Run which is accessible via Reggie White Drive. Looks like not well planned but very informative about Oneida Nation too.

I love my library! I have lived in many places and have…read morelibrary cards from as far south as Florida all the way to three cards in Alaska...and so many in between. Brown Country Library system is wonderful. I love my library!

I love the Weyers-Hillard Branch library. A lot of the time…read morethere are educational activities that we can take home. The staff is super helpful and friendly. I take my child to storytime and it is so well organized and fun. lot of I would recommend this library to anyone!

I made my first visit to the Brown County Library today…read more In less than 12 minutes (I checked the parking meter--that's what 15 cents got me), I was able to get my library card, and ask for a book on cd that they will transfer to the branch nearest to me! Thanks Brown County Library.

I can't believe I haven't written a review for the library. I like going here to have a change of…read morescenery when doing some work. They have small desks with a top and a couple of outlets so I can plug in my electronic devices and stay in the zone and not get distracted when working. Besides books, movies, and music they lots of computers so you can surf the web or work on a project/homework. All you need is a library card which easy (and painless) to get. I also come to the library to print some documents. It only costs $0.25 to print something (color and B&W) and you just give cash to one of the employees and the put the money on your account. I'm pretty impressed with the events and all the services they offer. I hope people don't think it's only books here, more people should support the library system here in Green Bay.

This is a cool statue right outside the stadium. The statue is a tribute to the Lambeau Leap,…read moreinitiated by former Packers safety LeRoy Butler. "Many Packers players jump into the end zone stands after scoring a touchdown in a tradition that affectionately garnered the name Lambeau Leap. Butler was also present for the unveiling ceremony. The Lambeau Leap statue features a green padded wall and four life-size bronze human figurines in cheering positions. The statue includes a section in the middle where fans can do the leap themselves and pose for a photo. The new addition, located just outside the entrance to the new Packers Pro Shop on the north end of the Atrium, joins two other statues -- former coaches Vince Lombardi and Curly Lambeau -- on the newly redesigned Harlan Plaza."

It's a great place to do the Lambeau Leap and at my current rate, the only place, unless the…read morePackers are looking for a 50+ year old wide receiver. (Spoiler alert: it turns out that they're not, regardless of how many emails and cookies you send them.)

Grassy Island Range Lights were completed in 1872. In order to accommodate large ships, the channel…read morehad to be dredged almost every year, and in 1966 the Corps of Engineers was planning on widening the channel, removing the land on which the range lights stood. The Coast Guard planned to demolish the structures on site, however a member of the Green Bay Yacht Club contacted the Corps about acquiring the lighthouses and was successful. They were relocated to the yacht club property in late 1966. They were relocated again in 1998 to the breakwall where they stand today and underwent a several year restoration project that included the purchase and installation of replica sixth-order Fresnel lenses for each light. When we visited, there was some flooding by the Coast Guard property and fence, and we were unable to get close to take a good photo.

originally the Tower Drive Bridge when completed in 1981 the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge was renamed…read moresome 20 years later to honor the memory of Leo Frigo: civic leader, philanthropist, and cheese maker to the world. the mile-and-a-half long tiered arch bridge is more than 200 feet tall with an 120 foot clearance below; the tallest bridge in Wisconsin carries four lanes of I-43 over the Fox River as it enters Green Bay. due to it's great height and incline the LFMB is subject to occasional closure during inclement weather; the local authorities are more cautious than the locals or the tourists. Go Packers!!