Pulaski News

Clay Letter and Troy Rottier combined for a no-hitter as host Seymour shut out Pulaski 10-0 in a nonconference American Legion baseball game on Tuesday night.

The Green Bay Bluejays and Ash-Port split an American Legion baseball doubleheader Monday, with the Bluejays winning the first game 7-4 and Ash-Port taking the second 10-0 in five innings.

Mueller's Meat Market and Sausage Shoppe, 1944 University Ave., is closed and for sale.

Linda Wielgus of Pulaski delivered a check for $10,000 to Friends of Haiti at the group's board of directors meeting in Green Bay recently.

To this day, Melissa Flucke isn't crazy about heights. So how do you explain the Ashwaubenon senior's ability to win back-to-back state pole vaulting titles while consistently topping heights well above 11 feet? It's the same reason why she upped her workout routine this season and began doing pull-ups even though she used to detest them.

Debra Specht of Green Bay and Jeffrey Jarock of Pulaski are engaged to be married.

The Green Bay U.S. Marines Reserve Unit and the Wisconsin chapter three of Rolling Thunder Inc.

Jason Czarapata of Pulaski fought off former track champion Brian Mullen of Seymour to win his second 20-lap IMCA modified feature of the season on Sunday at Seymour Speedway.

Peninsula Players Theatre made history Tuesday night when its artistic director, Greg Vinkler, took a short break from performing on Broadway and stood on stage and introduced the Players' season.

The polka category in the Grammy Awards is dead, gone, kaput. 'Oh my gosh, polka's been out there for many, many, many years, going way back,' said Harold Otto of Pulaski, organizer of Pulaski Polka Days.

Bail was reduced to $15,000 Thursday for a Pulaski man arrested in March for pointing an assault rifle at a cabbie and later found to have the ingredients to make methamphetamine in his basement.

William R. 'Billy' Ruhnke, 32, Pulaski, died unexpectedly Tuesday, June 9, 2009, at his home.

A record-breaking 16,746 people registered for the 33rd annual Bellin Run held Saturday in Green Bay, a race won by John Yuda of Tanzania, last yeara TMs second-place finisher.

One of the most anticipated summer events, the Bellin Run, was held today in Green Bay.

The state Department of Natural Resources is soliciting public comment on sewage treatment projects, one involving the Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District and the other involving sewer replacement in Pulaski.

Welcome back to Green Bay, President Obama. Much has changed in our part of the Midwest since you were last here on Sept.

After Air Force One lands at Austin Straubel International Airport Thursday morning, several elected officials from across Wisconsin will greet President Obama.

The Department of Natural Resources seeks public comment on the Village of Pulaski's request to replace existing sanitary sewer which has exceeded its design life.

Today in the Pulaski Diner, a loud table of 'Christians' tipped their waitress with a small Bible.

Participants pulled their weight and then some on Saturday in the third annual Alaska Brussels Connection Tractor Club's Antique Pull in a high-powered display, a reminder of these vehicles' glory days.