A final plat for the first phase of the Highland Ridge Estates residential development was approved June 22, by the village board.

Late starts on Wednesdays will be a thing of the past when the Ashwaubenon School District begins the 2021-22 school year.

Some area college students hit the pavement for a 140-mile ruck – from Green Bay to Milwaukee – to raise awareness about veterans’ suicide.

After conducting a hearing in open session June 22, the board went into closed session and voted to deny a grievance from the APSOA.

Students in grades 6-12 will have the opportunity to attend school virtually in 2021-22, but the district will limit that number to a maximum of 40.

In April 2020, an Ashwaubenon angler found himself being rushed via helicopter to a hospital, where he was into a coma from a case of COVID-19.

A village public safety officer, Eric Paulowski, placed on paid administrative leave for almost two months returned to duty April 9.

Since the Ashwaubenon Lioness Club’s charter meeting March 18, 1978, the group has donated more than 20,000 hand-made baby quilts to Wisconsin hospitals.

Masks will no longer be required in the Ashwaubenon district’s schools the day after classes end for the summer June 11, said Kurt Weyers.

The Ashwaubenon school board voted last month to approve 278 new open enrollment requests from non-resident students in 2021-22.