The village will be asking the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) to increase water rates by almost 20% after its July meeting.

A total tax levy of $16,987,466 – an increased hike of about 2% from the previous year – was backed last month at the school district’s annual meeting.

The Ashwaubenon village board discussed providing more access to walkers and bikers in the winter by funding the plowing of 10.3 miles of paved trails.

Plans to build a Scooter’s Coffee drive-thru at the southwest corner of South Oneida Street and Willard Drive were approved by the village.

After having about 17% of the district’s students sign up for virtual instruction last school year, less than 10 will be learning virtually in 2021-22.

The Greater Green Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) is no more – in name, that is, after it was changed to Discover Green Bay.

The Ashwaubenon Public Safety Officers’ Association will not seek an arbitration hearing before the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission.

A decade and a half ago, college student Amanda Reitz of Ashwaubenon founded Happily Ever After (HEA) Animal Sanctuary.

A bid of $815,706 from MCC, Inc., for asphalt paving in the village, was approved last month by the Ashwaubenon village board.

Ashwaubenon’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee agreed July 12 to ask the village board to approve funding the plowing of 10.3 miles of paved trils.