The Green Bay city council got a look at an effort focused on combating homelessness in the Greater Green Bay area through a presentation/initiative May 18.

Less than an hour after class was dismissed Tuesday, May 4, teachers at Holy Family Catholic School were shocked to learn they each received a special gift.

The Green Bay school board took its commitment to return to in-person instruction for next school year one step further, with an official vote May 10.

Giant animal sculptures crafted from discarded flip-flops and other plastic junk will give visitors at the Green Bay Botanical Garden something to ponder.

The city council passed a resolution expressing confidence in Green Bay’s handling of the 2020 elections, amid outside allegations of wrongdoing.

Best of times, because the Broadway District in downtown Green Bay used its reserves of passion and energy to keep moving forward.

The NWTC Artisan and Business Center marks its 10th anniversary, and the workshop is helping artists become more comfortable with the business side of art.

Instead, many of these topics were held to an undetermined future date in anticipation of the launch of board committees.

A request for an outside human resources department or consultant to review the hostile workplace accusation by former city clerk Kris Teske was voted down.

A nuisance issue causing years of frustration for residents, alderpersons and city staff will once again be up for discussion, and possible action.