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Kendra Meinertβs coverage heavily focuses on local entertainment news and sports events in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local music, stand-up comedy performances, and celebrity appearances within the area.
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If you have a relevant story about an event featuring popular entertainers or noteworthy figures visiting Green Bay, such as musicians, comedians, or sports celebrities attending Packers games, these would likely capture Kendra's interest.
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By: Kendra Meinert
Singer Randy Owen told the Resch Center crowd the legendary country band has today off and plans to visit Lambeau Field. It won't be their first time.
By: Kendra Meinert
Detroit had Big Sean. Kansas City had Motley Crue. Vegas had Weezer. Let the speculation begin on who might come to Green Bay for the 2025 NFL draft.
By: Kendra Meinert
The New York Jets QB reminisced about Halloween parties during his time with the Packers and declared one local attraction 'a bucket list thing.'
By: Kendra Meinert
Directors Chris Pretti and James Baker grew up in Astor Park and bonded over punk rock while students at Green Bay East High School in the '80s.
Artist Beau Thomas of Trackside Design spent months on the artwork that features local landmarks and things that make the Green Bay area unique.
By: Kendra Meinert
Green Bay Press-Gazette What could be better than a free chance to watch the Green Bay Packers take on the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field next month?
By: Kendra Meinert
Ryan Michaels is a regular on Nashville's Lower Broadway, playing celebrity-owned honky-tonks and running into people from back home in Green Bay.
By: Kendra Meinert
The Resch Center in Ashwaubenon is one of 34 cities getting a visit by the Rise of the Roach Tour, which also features Underoath.
More than 40,000 people visited On Broadway Inc.'s German-style holiday street market last year. It returns Friday with all kinds of festive new fun.
By: Kendra Meinert
Green Bay Press-Gazette Poinsettias and evergreens tend to grab the botanical spotlight during the holidays, but don't count out the well-rooted tradition of the Christmas cactus
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