The Green Bay Packers have seen a lot of highs, and some lows, through the NFL draft in their lengthy history. These are the ...

From Vince Lombardi and Curly Lambeau to Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love, let's dish on dining spots with a Packers history.

If you're visiting the Green Bay area, you'll notice a number of streets, bridges named after famous Packers players, coaches ...

In our latest What the Wisconsin, we tackle several Green Bay Packers questions, including items about a team mascot and ...

NFL Draft won’t be the only one hosted on Wisconsin soil, but you have to go back to late 1939 for the last one.

But Lambeau's most lucrative draft was 1939, when he acquired center-linebacker Charley Brock of Nebraska in the second round ...

The street is named for Earl "Curly" Lambeau, Green Bay Packers founder, player and coach. Green Bay City Stadium was renamed Lambeau Field in 1965 about three months after his death. Lambeau ...

Dining at the historic Union Hotel & Restaurant in De Pere is a tradition that includes such famous Green Bay Packers guests as Vince Lombardi and Curly Lambeau. Union Hotel & Restaurant ...

The NFL Draft has been on the move since 2015, when it took place away from New York City for the first time in 50 years. In ...

GREEN BAY - Dig hard enough and you can turn ... Green Bay East and Green Bay West high school teams, the Acme Packers and Curly Lambeau. What’s on the menu: Bavarian-style pretzels with ...

While working at the Indian Packing Co., Curly Lambeau and George Whitney Calhoun of the Press-Gazette founded the Packers. Lambeau, a Green Bay East High School alumni, at one point was a ...