On Aug. 7, Rep. Mike Gallagher presented Green Bay resident Richard Proulx with seven medals for his service to the country in the United States Navy during the Vietnam era.

A new pop-up exhibit will open at newArtSpace in De Pere on Friday, Aug.4, featuring artwork by photographer Collette LaRue designed to prompt viewers to reflect on the waters surrounding the area and the impact humans have had on them.

This book is a collection of short historical stories about the early days of De Pere and the people who have called it home.

For Fox River Trail travelers and beer enthusiasts alike, there’s a new business in De Pere that’s not to be missed.

De Pere’s former Shopko site will be converted into six new structures according to De Pere development officials.

St. Norbert Director of Media Relations Michael Counter has retired after 20 years at the college.

West De Pere’s Trista Schepp to attend fine arts boarding school

The Tour of America’s Dairyland (ToAD) – the largest competitive road cycling series in the United States – made a stop in De Pere on Monday, June 19.

Members of the De Pere Board of Park Commissioners approved a preliminary design for the update of the city’s oldest park.

The high-visibility property along the banks of the Fox River at the western end of the Claude Allouez bridge — which once housed Pennings High School and today is home to the Pennings Activity Center — will take on a new role at the campus as the “Donald & Patricia Schneider Family Hall.”