Brian Uhl, who has been the police chief since August 2015 in Oregon, Wisconsin, has accepted the position of Ashwaubenon’s director of public safety.

A final series of bids for constructing the new expo center received approval Tuesday, Jan. 14, from the village’s Community Development Authority.

The commission narrowed its selection to two candidates: Ed Janke, the Village of Howard’s director of public safety; and Brian Uhl,

A Planned Unit Development for a new six-story office building was recommended, but not with large LED message boards sought by the developer.

A site plan for a new 49,200-square-foot, four-story office building was recommended by the village’s Site Plan Review Committee and Plan Commission.

The Ashwaubenon school board heard one planned use – helping at-risk students graduate – when the board met Wednesday, Jan. 8.

With an anticipated surplus of nearly $275,000, the village agreed to designate $100,000 for a new system with remainder placed into a retirement fund.

Barb’s Centre for Dance has announced donations of more than $44,000 will be made to area charitable organizations following holiday dance shows.

The village board has gone on record reaffirming its support for an alternative calling for a new bridge across the Fox River in south De Pere.

Village of Ashwaubenon voters will have the opportunity April 7 to weigh in on whether they favor having an appointed clerk-treasurer.