Part I: Unvarnished history of 1950s Black Packers
The pioneers who broke the color line in Green Bay
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The pioneers who broke the color line in Green Bay
September 17, 1953 B. & O. Pharmacy had a camera go missing from the store and received a letter from the shoplifter a few days later. Dr. Hurt
Green River Police Department reports for Feb. 8 At 1:28 p.m., officers responded to a report of two individuals fighting in the street on East 4th
After starting 47 of 48 games over his first three seasons, injuries forced Long to miss 34 of 64 contests from 2016-19. He announced he was walking away from the game following the 2019 campaign and sat out last season. Long revealed in March that he planned to resume his playing career in 2021 and signed with the Chiefs in March. (2) The Bears spent the 20th pick in the 1952 draft on running back/return specialist Eddie Macon, the first Black player in franchise history. Macon appeared in 23 games over two seasons with the Bears. He averaged 30.5 yards on 22 kickoff returns and 5.9 yards on...