Students in the De Pere school district will not have a choice on what grades they receive during the pandemic, but the change won’t hurt GPAs.

The DOT announced two programs that will safely address a backlog of demand, including waiving road tests for teens looking for their driver’s license. 

The village has joined other municipalities in reducing the cost for beer and liquor license renewal bars and restaurants for 2020-21.

Though village hall will remain closed through the end of May because of the COVID-19 pandemic, all employees have been asked to return to work.

The Allouez village board met virtually Tuesday, April 21, to discuss ways to help local businesses through the COVID-19 crisis.

The village’s parks remain open, but Parks, Recreation and Forestry Director Rex Mehlberg said restrictions are in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

At its Monday, April 27, virtual meeting, the Green Bay school board received an update on district finances amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

When an organization relies on events and sponsorships to improve the downtown community, a pandemic requires even more support with dwindling resources.

More than 30 gallons of hand sanitizer have been donated to the City of De Pere’s police and fire/rescue departments thanks to a fundraising challenge.

Dr. Becky Walker said from an academic standpoint, the district is working on finishing the school year with virtual learning as best as it can.