A survey to inform residents and gauge levels of support for possible referendum questions was discussed by the Ashwaubenon school board.

Along with students from all over the country through the 4-H International program, Lindow spent a month in Japan with a host family.

Another public forum related to possible school referendum questions next April in Ashwaubenon is set for 6 p.m. Sept. 18 in the Performing Arts Center.

After opening the first building to tenants last month, a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for The Element luxury apartment project.

A new four-story office building to replace an existing single-story structure at 2181 S. Oneida St. has been proposed by Nifong Realty.

Once a new Dave & Buster’s opens next year in the Bay Park Square, it will be assured of being able to obtain a Class B Beer/Class B Liquor License.

An apartment building planned the Titletown District development would add 25,000 square feet more than originally planned.

Patrick W. Moynihan, Jr.’s days on the board are coming to an end. He announced Wednesday, Aug. 21, he won’t be seeking re-election.

An ordinance, be used at the discretion of officers, prohibiting minors from sexting was approved Tuesday, Aug. 27, by the village board.

The Center for Childhood Safety (CCS) has a new home that allows the organization limitless opportunities to keep kids safe.