Emotions ran high Nov. 17 as the West De Pere School Board voted 4-1 to do away with its K-6 mask mandate, beginning Dec. 17

The De Pere Common Council passed the city’s 2022 general fund budget of $19,226,263, a 3.9% increase over the 2021 budget of $18,504,593

The De Pere Police and Fire Commission selected Police Captain Jeremy Muraski to become De Pere’s new police chief, effective Dec. 23

Property owners in the West De Pere School District will see a lower tax rate for the 2021-22 school year after the School Board approved the budget Oct. 20

St. Norbert College wants to buy one of the oldest parks west of the Fox River to build upscale student housing for college juniors and seniors.

The School Board approved the 2021-22 budget of $50,640,752, an increase of 1.39% from last year’s $49,962,098, at a special meeting, Monday, Oct. 25

The City of De Pere took another step toward making a decade-old plan for a YMCA reality, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the project will break ground soon

The De Pere Common Council voted unanimously to approve a revised final plat of the addition, located in the 600 block of Rockland Road

Starting Wednesday, Oct. 20 until Nov. 2, all students and staff in the district will be required to wear a mask, which now include those in grades 7-12.

After hearing fromDon ald Beno, a board-certified pediatrician with Aurora Health Care, students in grades 4K-6 in De Pere will continue to wear facemasks.