Dozens of parents and community members filled the lobby of the Howard-Suamico School District’s administrative office building at 5 p.m. May 17 about masking.

Residents unhappy about the project where they live along Pinecrest were on hand when the board voted in favor of levying special assessments.

A motion to award fencing projects to Fortress Fence for $105,478 for the pickleball courts at Meadowbrook Park and for two mini ball diamonds at the Nouryon Sports Complex was approved April 26 by the village board.

After meeting in closed session May 10, the village board voted 7-2 to approve a Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) agreement to construct 72 apartment units

A conditional use permit authorizing the operation of an axe-throwing venue in the Piggly Wiggly grocery store complex was approved by the village board.

For the second year in a row, access to the beach at Duck Creek Quarry Park will be open this summer to village residents and their guests.

A conditional use permit to have a hobby farm including cattle, pigs, goats and/or sheep at 4229 Milltown Road was approved April 26 by the village board.

A preliminary planned development district to create a multi-use development in the Village Center was approved April 26 as part of the board’s agenda.

Two-and-a-half months after students returned to in-person learning, a group of parents advocated to the school board to make masks optional.

The village board voted April 12 to approve a development agreement between Tycore Built and developer Wade Micoley for the Hazel Estates subdivision.