A Walworth County native is helping to tell the story of a Milwaukee Brewer icon.
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“Ueck,” which was co-produced by Walworth County native Barry Poltermann, focuses on Bob Uecker’s final years as an announcer for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Photo provided by September Club
In addition to his baseball career, “Ueck” also includes Bob Uecker’s hobbies, such as fishing.
Photo provided by September Club
“Ueck” includes interviews with several people who knew Bob Uecker, including his wife Judy Uecker.
Photo provided by September ClubBrewers, Lost Files Wisco Pop-Up Collab
The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Lost Files in Lake Geneva as the first stop of the Wisco Pop-Up Series across the state.
Barrel Man art by Ike Winters was in front of the Lost Files shop during the Wisco Pop-Up.
- Kaitlyn Hupp,
Exclusive Wisco Way series merchandise was available during Saturday’s event.
- Kaitlyn Hupp,
Milwaukee Brewers employees set up for the Wisco Pop-Up series event.
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The side of the Wisco Way trailer showcases Christian Yelich and the summer of pop-ups.
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Fans attending the Wisco Pop-Up event got a visit from Bernie Brewer and Barrel Man.
- Kaitlyn Hupp,
Fans waited in line for the Brewers Wisco Pop-Up starting at 6:30 a.m. Saturday.
- Kaitlyn Hupp,
The stores involved in the Wisco Pop-Up Series will carry a limited number of the Brewers City Connect Nike Air Max 1s, the shoe that connects the team to the streetwear focus of the campaign.
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Hansen’s Screen Printing from Elkhorn was on site doing live screen printing of the Wisco logo on Lost Files totes, which were given to every customer that made a purchase.
- Kaitlyn Hupp,
Totes that were given to customers were screen printed during the event.
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Lost Files owner Estevan Longoria manned the register during the event.
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After fans made their way through Lost Files, they were directed to the retail trailer brought by the Brewers.
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