To ensure the district has enough funds available to pay its bills, the school board voted to increase its line of credit to $9 million.

Before state lawmakers adjourn for this session, the prospects aren’t looking good for providing a $2 million grant to build a new visitor center.

Two school referendums will be on the April 7 ballot for district voters to consider. The Ashwaubenon school board voted to approve the two questions.

A site plan for Radue Homes to build a new 7,344-square-foot office and garage at 2585 S. Broadway was approved by the village Site Plan Review Committee.

The village is getting assistance from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) to redevelop a former Schneider property for residential use.

A complete makeover has been proposed for the sports plaza area between the Cornerstone Ice Center and the Ashwaubenon Sports Complex softball fields.

The village board approved a resolution to submit a grant application to the DOT for the purpose of completing the West Main Avenue Trail.

The village board agreed Tuesday, Nov. 26, to make another change to the ordinance related to special event or Packers game day parking.

BBBSNEW staff, along with representatives of the U.S. Marine Toys for Tots program, shopped until they dropped for the Toys for Tots program.

After holding a public hearing in which no one spoke Tuesday, Nov. 26, the village board approved the 2020 budget and related tax levy.