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From the 97.9 WGBW Newsroom, I'm Connie Feldman with this local news update. A favorite family fun autumn activity is returning to downtown Green Bay this weekend.
Fall Fest on Broadway is happening tomorrow. This celebration of all things fall features trunk or treating live music, pumpkin painting, even a corn pit for the kids.
Fall Fest brings the community together to enjoy the season and support local businesses. It looks like a beautiful day to spend out in Light Park. Fall Fest runs from 11 AM to 3 PM tomorrow.
And if you are out there in downtown Green Bay tomorrow, you'll probably be able to hear the drums and marching band music coming all the way from West High School.
What would high school football be without the marching bands? You can hear the best of the best as marching bands from all four Green Bay high schools come together for the 12th annual marching band showcase.
This program features the marching band homecoming field shows from Green Bay's East and West high schools, Preble and Southwest. Then they'll all come together for a combined number featuring more than 350 musicians.
Gates open at 12.30 PM and the showcase starts at one admission is free local nonprofits that want to be part of give big Green Bay's annual day of giving house your chance.
Applications are now open to participate in the ninth annual event to support the work of local nonprofit organizations in our community.
Organizers say they're looking for a diverse group of nonprofits serving Brown County. This is your chance to share your story.
Connect with new supporters and help create community wide impact. Apply now through October 31st at give big Green Bay dot org.
A favorite family fun autumn activity is returning to downtown Green Bay this weekend. Fall Fest on Broadway is happening tomorrow.
This celebration of all things fall features trunk or treating live music, pumpkin painting, even a corn pit for the kids.
Fall Fest brings the community together to enjoy the season and support local businesses. It looks like a beautiful day to spend out in Light Park.
Fall Fest runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow. And if you are out there in downtown Green Bay tomorrow, you'll probably be able to hear the drums and marching band music coming all the way from West high school.
What would high school football be without the marching bands? You can hear the best of the best as marching bands from all four Green Bay high schools come together for the 12th annual marching band showcase.
This program features the marching band homecoming field shows from Green Bay's East and West high schools, Preble and Southwest. Then they'll all come together for a combined number featuring more than 350 musicians.
Gates open at 12.30 p.m. and the showcase starts at one admission is free local nonprofits that want to be part of give big Green Bay's annual day of giving house your chance.
Applications are now open to participate in the ninth annual event to support the work of local nonprofit organizations in our community.
Organizers say they're looking for a diverse group of nonprofits serving Brown County. This is your chance to share your story.
Connect with new supporters and help create community wide impact. Apply now through October 31st at give big Green Bay dot org with news at the top and bottom of the hour all day and
on demand any time at WGBW dot FM. I'm Connie Feldman 97.9 WGBW news.
Game two is tonight. Hi, I'm my Clemens with sports baseball. It's the brewers and the Cubs in the end LDS Milwaukee winning game one 9 to 3 on Saturday Cubs manager
Craig Council. Well, I mean, we're down one nothing. Nothing nothing else changes besides that. It's one nothing. I don't think.
You know, I'm not sure we'd manage the game game differently on Monday up one nothing down one nothing. So it I'm not sure it does.
We just we made it harder for ourselves. We got to win three out of four now. They got to win two out of four. That's it.
The Cubs will start. Show them a naga brewers manager Pat Murphy was asked for your pitching plans. Yeah, Ash be's going to start.
No, I don't I don't know if Easter will be next. I really don't NFL. The Packers back at work after having a buy week. They host the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday at 325 was sports on Mike Clemens.
On your entertainment beat. I'm Pete Schwabba. Peaky Blinders is the gift that keeps on giving to its loyal fans. Netflix and the BBC have announced that the popular show about the Shelby crime gang is getting a two season sequel according to screen rant.
The period drama created by Stephen Knight will have six episodes in each season that will air on BBC one in the UK and Netflix worldwide.
The new seasons will pick up after the Peaky Blinders movie also written by night called the Immortal Man. There is no release date yet for the film which stars Killian Murphy, Stephen Graham and Rebecca Ferguson.
There were rumors that the movie would be the end of the franchise, but that no longer appears to be the case.
Knight says that the show will follow a new generation of Shelby's in the sequel. The Immortal Man will act as a bridge between the original show which ran for six seasons and the new iteration.
There is one house that will be less full. Fraudster's Laurie Lafflin and husband Massimo Giannulli have decided to take a break from their marriage.
The couple was embroiled in a college admissions scandal in 2019 after arriving college officials to get their daughters of limited intelligence into a college.
The couple pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud.
Exful House actor Lafflin spent two months and Giannulli five months in minimum security correctional facilities.
Yep, they even finagled their way into better prisons. Hollywood reporter says the two have been married for 28 years and have decided not to file divorce papers at this point.
The college admissions scandal was a nationwide conspiracy. Fellow actors Felicity Huffman and William Macy were also involved in the scandal because they cheated for their rich kids too.
Okay, I get that it might be a bummer to be privileged and not all that bright, but the parents are actors.
Couldn't they have taught their kids to at least pretend to be smart? 25 titles that qualify for the new podcast category for 2026.
Some of the nominees include the smartless podcast with Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett, the Joe Rogan experiment, which is a podcast for bros who need constant reassurance that their bros call her daddy with Alex Cooper.
Armchair expert with Dex Shepard, the Bill Simmons podcast and Good Hang with Amy Boller.
Sometimes it seems like Netflix owns the world, but really weird rich guy Elon Musk who actually wants to own the world might have something to say about that.
According to variety, the pseudo free speech advocate is urging his 227 million followers to cancel Netflix because, well, he doesn't like what they're saying.
He is accusing the platform of having a transgender agenda and in a recent post said cancel Netflix for the health of your kids.
Yes, Elon, all the problems in society are because of Tiger King. In a related story, most of Elon's kids don't like or know him.
For more showbiz fun, tune in to Nightlight with me, Peach Wabba, weeknights from 6 to 8 p.m. on the Civic Media Radio Network.
I'm meteorologist Brandon Bourmans, have the umbrella handy today, cloudy skies with some scattered showers from time to time, temperatures holding steady in the lower 60s.
Still a few showers possible this evening, otherwise mostly cloudy with a low of 47, sunny and comfortable on Tuesday, highs in the mid 60s. Right now, it's 60 degrees.
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