The village board approved an amendment to the Resch Expo’s PUD related to dimensional and technical standards for the expo signage.

To comply with law related to paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave, the board approved an emergency leave policy in the personnel manual.

A plan to redevelop Stadium Shell as a two-story convenience store with a fueling island and car wash was approved by the Site Plan Review Committee.

Following the APSOA vote of no confidence in Village Manager Allison Swanson, she now accuses the union of making false and misleading allegations.

After meeting in closed session, the village board extended Merge Urban Development Group’s a one-year planning option for a new development.

An advisory referendum going before village voters Tuesday, April 7, asks whether they favor switching from an elected to an appointed clerk-treasurer.

A pair of school referendums will be on the Tuesday, April 7, spring general election ballot for district voters to consider.

It’s been more than a year without construction having started, so CVB was required to resubmit its site plan to build a new visitor center.

Brian Carter participated in the meeting via teleconference when he received approval to be the next principal of Cormier School and Early Learning Center.

After meeting in closed session last month, the village board approved a settlement involving a Clintonville woman who was injured Oct. 16, 2016, when she was walking along Holmgren Way and stepped into a hole and fell.