The village of Ashwaubenon is changing its utility billing collection processes in 2019 through an agreement with Green Bay Water Utility.

The historical marker affixed to boulder on the Fox River at the center of Ashwaubomay Park tells the story of how Ashwaubenon got its name.

If anything, 2018 was a year where Ashwaubenon continued to grow, but also lost and honored people who made the village a better place.

Three food truck rallies are in the works for next summer in Ashwaubomay Park following approval by the Ashwaubenon village board.

Ashwaubenon village officials are anticipating excess funds of around $320,000 being left over in the general fund balance at the end of 2018.

The lease agreement for the owners of the Green Bay Booyah to use Capital Credit Union Park has been changed less than a year after originally signed.

To clarify when and where parking is allowed or not allowed the village board agreed to repeal and recreate the code related to special event parking.

Despite the concerns, the Ashwaubenon village board approved an ordinance to create a overlay zoning district for Phase II of the Titletown District.

Taking care of future facility projects in the Ashwaubenon School District could lead to a referendum taking place in the spring of 2020.

Six students representing Ashwaubenon High School and the community attended the 2018 WIAA Sportsmanship Summit in Stevens Point on Dec. 12.