Unofficial results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election are in, and there will be some new faces representing the area in Madison.

BROWN COUNTY – For the first time in more than three decades, all 26 county supervisors unanimously approved the county budget.

Times have been set for trick-or-treating and, with a couple of exceptions, they look like any other year despite of the recent spike in COVID-19 numbers.

The county has announced the location of the South Bridge Connector and the signing of significant documents which advance the Brown County South Bridge Connector project.

After defeating challenger Andi Rich in the primary, Republican incumbent John Nygren now faces Democrat Karl Jaeger for the 89th Assembly District.

The Green Bay area is a prime location for birders and birding, the act of wildlife observation that can be just for fun or in the name of citizen science.

Looking for his fourth consecutive term, John Macco is being challenged by Dr. Kristin Lyerly, for the seat representing the 88th Assembly District.

After first being elected in 2014, Republican incumbent David Steffen now faces Democartic challenger Kathy Hinkuss to represent the 4th Assembly District.

After serving his first term, Republican incumbent Shae Sortwell is facing a challenge this November from Democrat Mark Kiley for the 2nd Assembly District.

Being homeless is a struggle in Brown County, one often dealt with in the shadows. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated the problem.