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

After conducting a hearing in open session June 22, the board went into closed session and voted to deny a grievance from the APSOA.

A proposed grocery store and apartment building development downtown was approved by the city council at its Tuesday, June 29 meeting.

Seymour school board trustees approves the preliminary budget for the 2021-22 school year at their June 22 board meeting.

The West De Pere school board listened to the 2020-21 report from the finance committee at its meeting last month and has about $800,000 to use.

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

An effort to bring food producers, growers, educators and advocates together in Northeast Wisconsin has been stewing for years.

After moving earlier this year into the village’s Fire Station No. 1, County Rescue’s former site at 1512 Sunset Beach will now be an auto dealership.

Sibling rivalries are not getting in the way of contemporary apparel as four brothers open a clothing store, One of One Gallery, in downtown De Pere.

A contract with Fair Market Assessments to reassess properties in the village for 2022 was approved June 14 by the Howard village board.