Two motions to proceed with a mixed-use development in the Village Center with 12 single-family homes and 52-54 condominium-style units were approved.

A conditional use permit to build a convenience store at the intersection of Shawano Avenue, and Woodland Road was approved by the village board.

A preliminary planned development district to construct a 34-unit apartment building five multi-family residential buildings at 2450 Duck Creek Parkway.

The Howard-Suamico school board voted July to give the board the ability to have greater input during the district decision-making process. 

Along with a new village comprehensive land use plan, the Howard village board wants to conduct a community survey to receive input from residents.

The Village Green Golf Course reported record numbers in total revenue and net income in 2021 through June, as described at a recent board meeting.

A rezoning request for a property received approval June 28 by the village board, but a convenience store was put on hold.

Though the village board and staff met June 28 like they had prior to the pandemic, they will continue to have the option to participate in remote meetings.

The Giving Tree is seeking donations for its 13th annual Back-to-School event, which gifts fully-stocked backpacks to Howard-Suamico students.

Improvements planned next year for another section of Evergreen Avenue are drawing opposition from property owners in Howard.