Despite federal requirements, the Seymour school district will not require masks on school buses when students return to class Sept. 1.

A proposed ordinance to allow all-terrain/utility-terrain vehicles on some village roadways will be considered next month for final approval.

In two years, the glass doors of the Mulva Cultural Center in downtown De Pere will open to welcome the first visitors inside the long-awaited facility.

A site plan to build a 30,250-square-foot warehouse addition for Woodman’s at 2400 Duck Creek Parkway was approved Aug. 16 by the village Plan Commission.

Earlier this month, the Bellevue village board unanimously approved the purchase of a new police vehicle to be delivered in 2022.

Like many others, Green Bay resident Rachel Jenssen said the past year feels like a blur because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

State lawmakers have urged Gov. Tony Evers to use some American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to hire additional staff in the State Public Defenders office.

As of Aug. 11, the Ashwaubenon School District encouraged students and staff to wear masks for the 2021-22 school year but not to require them.

De Pere voted to spend $3.8 million as the city’s share of the South Bridge Connector interchange project, a 50/50 cost split with Brown County.

The 2021-22 school year is nearly upon the Howard-Suamico School District, and again the topic of masks filled the boardroom Aug. 16 and sticking with it.