For the past month, we have been participating in a statewide editorial campaign on the topic of homelessness, an outcome of a symposium we initiated involving legislators, the business community, service providers and members of the media.

There’s no cut-and-dry solution to solving homelessness, but a good place to start is to address the most expensive cost related to living – housing.

This week, all Multi Media Channel publications and websites are collaborating with other newspapers across Wisconsin to bring new attention and, ideally, new action to a challenge that has plagued our state for decades – homelessness.

Autumn is here and with it is the temporary sleep or death of much of the beauty around us.

Every now and then some of us drop to the bottom of the universe. Maybe we hit a stretch of bad health or lose a loved one or encounter a significant economic loss.

The nationwide total is $1.6 trillion in student debt, a massive figure which signals economic woes greater than many expected.

Yesterday my grandson Michael Francis was born. Coincidentally or maybe not, Francis was the name of my father. His birth and my father’s death got me thinking…see below.

The Green Bay school board made a major decision that no media outlet mentioned.It decided to award some of its legal notices to The Press Times.

Every journey has a starting point. With that first step is the anticipation of hope for the best of what may come.

Most of us believe that buying stuff locally is a good thing. We can spend our money at a mom-and-pop store, or a big box store in our area, or even frequent the farmers market on weekends.