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I think it's about time these two cities got a thread for this. Yes, Wausau has an older thread, but that has been dead for nearly 3 years. Wausau and Stevens Point came into existence from the same event- George Stevens' logging in the area. He had done logging in the Wausau area and an outpost...

[/url]Riverfront - Downtown Green Bay by William Rieselbach, on Flickr[/IMG] I hope all the local Green Bay posters don't mind, but I thought I would create this subforum for projects and news that are occurring or have recently occurred in downtown Green Bay. Here is the link to the downtown...

This thread is obviously dedicated to news and photos about the Green Bay Packers 34 acre Titletown District project. I thought creating this as kind of an archive that people could page through rather than having to look through the entire Green Bay thread might be helpful.

Milwaukee Bucks 1x NBA Champion: 1971 Found this linked in on Uni Watch. How an Arena at Journal Square Might Look http://onmilwaukee.com/myOMC/authors/jimowczarski/milwaukeebucksarenajournalsquare.html

I've lived in this wonderful neighborhood for a few years now, so a photo thread seemed long overdue. With last night's snow still fresh I decided to grab my brand new Nikon 5100 and hit the streets. Sun Prairie is Madison's largest suburb at just under 30,000 and is located 11 miles NE of...

Milwaukee- Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) Routes: 50 Fleet: 416 buses, all but four are New Flyers. Daily ridership: 166,600 Madison- Metro Transit (Metro) Routes: 64 Fleet: 209 buses, the vast majority are Gilligs with a hand full of old New Flyers. Daily ridership: 58,700 ...

I figured if Wausau can have a development thread why can't Eau Claire, a bigger city, and the greater Chippewa Valley, a.k.a. WI's "Golden Triangle". ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The biggest project in the City...

Thinking about nice small towns in the area that most people don't think much about, I thought Hudson, Wisconsin would be a good place to explore. Just over the St. Croix River from Lakeland, Minnesota, many people in the Twin Cities think of Hudson as nothing more than an ugly mass of suburban...

Thinking about nice small towns in the area that most people don't think much about, I thought Hudson, Wisconsin would be a good place to explore. Just over the St. Croix River from Lakeland, Minnesota, many people in the Twin Cities think of Hudson as nothing more than an ugly mass of suburban...

Former Home of Wisconsin Badgers Ice Hockey Also currently Home of the WIAA State Hockey Tournament (and many of other events through out the year). Opened in 1967 (courtesy of "Jim Frazier". link)

Kohl Center- Home of the Wisconsin Badgers Opened: January 17, 1998 NCAA, WIAA (state high school tournaments) Conferences: Big Ten (basketball) and WCHA (hockey) University of Wisconsin- Madison Basketball Pre-tournament era champions 1912, 1914, 1916 NCAA Tournament champions 1941 NCAA...

Bradley Center October 1, 1988 - May 31, 2019 Former home of the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, and three-time host of the NCAA Frozen Four (1993, 1997, and 2006)

Discuss the state of Wisconsin.

MLB Milwaukee Brewers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_Park_(Milwaukee)

I’ve always wanted to have a good visual on how Wisconsin’s population was distributed across the state, but never found any good diagrams for this. So why not create my own? A couple hours later here’s what I came up with: This map is based on the 2007 county populations, and each color...

opned 1917

...continued from the old thread, which was up above 2,000 posts. Click here for the previous thread. Photo by MilwaukeeMark: And GO BREWERS!

...continued from the previous thread. Here's a link to the old thread: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=333289