General Info

Since becoming a daily newspaper in 1871, the Green Bay Press Gazette has developed a long and distinguished history of service to the people of Green Bay and Northeastern Wisconsin. The Green Bay Press-Gazette hit the streets for the first time in 1915. Its first Sunday morning edition was published in 1961. A Saturday morning edition followed. The Press-Gazette is at the heart of a healthy, diversified media company serving more than 200,000 readers, providing news coverage and advertising and marketing opportunities in one of Wisconsin's fastest-growing areas. In addition to providing its readers with local and national news, the newspaper provides sections with information on business, lifestyles, opinions, records, corrections, memories, feedback and community information. Within its pages, readers will find information about sports, entertainment, calendars of local events and movie searches. Its office is in Green Bay, Wis.