The story of the Starr family home on Summer Range Road in De Pere. Green Bay Packer Quarterback and Head Coach Bart Starr lived here with his wife Cherry and their sons.
The Starr Home
The Boy Soldier
The story of De Pere's boy soldier. Enlisted at the age of 15, Henry Cady fought for the Wisconsin 14th, Company F. His story was thought to be lost to time, but is retold here.
America’s First Female CEO
The first female CEO in America was raised right here in De Pere. Here is the story of Anna Bissell, widowed mother of five turned President of the Bissell Company.
The Old Schumerth Building
Remembering the old Schumerth building, before the fire of 2019.
The Fourth Street Killer
The Deputy Marshall's dead body is found on Fourth Street with a gunshot wound. Follow the manhunt as they scramble to find the murderer and bring them to justice.
Forever a Rookie
Meet Gale Staley, the De Pere born ballplayer, who played second base for the Chicago Cubs. Although his career was extremely brief he hit the cover off the ball in the late summer of 1925.
Stebbing’s Sweet Tooth
The curious case of Stuart Messenger Stebbings, a lumberman by trade but an inventor at heart. He created a new kind of candy combining chocolate and cheese. He also developed a patent for a cheese filter cigarette. Both inventions, sought to help the Wisconsin dairy industry.
Here Lies J. D. Putnam
This is the story of the death of John D. Putnam and of his memorial, the Putnam Stump. At the age of 39, John volunteered for Wisconsin in the war of the rebellion, also known as the Civil War. Although his service was short-lived his sacrifice will always be remembered.
Old Green Bay 