Wisconsin Disabled American Veterans will be able to help a few more veterans, thanks to a combined donation of over $50,000.

After the cacophony of the holidays recedes and our thoughts catch up to us, we may come to the realization that something back home didn’t feel right.

A longtime Howard establishment will close its doors at the end of the month, only to have a new business take over by March.

In August, The Press Times expanded into De Pere in 2018, so there wasn’t a full year of coverage, but there were newsworthy stories we covered.

From designs to demolition plans, the De Pere Board of Park Commissioners meeting was awash with discussion on the city’s two public pool projects Dec. 20.

A substitute teacher who fell on West De Pere School District grounds played a role in a rise in insurance costs for the district this year.

When Bridget O’Connor left a job to start a consulting business that grew into O’Connor Connective, she found out there was a lot she didn’t know.

The Common Council approved several changes to its ordinance regarding parks at its meeting, including changes to the sale of alcoholic beverages in parks.

The De Pere school district is one of the only districts that allows its elementary students to go outside for recess on below-zero temperature days.

The Unified School District of De Pere’s safety plan got an airing Monday at a committee meeting of the De Pere school board Monday, Dec. 3.