The City of Seymour has signed a 10-year agreement with Harter’s to continue with its residential and city garbage collection.

The board tabled action on requiring new public safety officers to sign pre-employment contracts to reimburse the village for expenses related to hiring.

A number of contested races are on the Tuesday, April 6, spring general election ballot, and all voters in Brown County have a say for something.

The village board approved a contract March 23 to have Human Resources Consulting handle Ashwaubenon’s human resources needs this year.

We are about to move into the season of spring wildflowers, a fleeting scene of beauty, constantly changing, and over all too soon.

The City of Green Bay is slowly returning to business as usual as staff prepares the reopening of city hall Wednesday, April 7.

Unsavory people in De Pere parks are removed about six to 10 times a year, and now a ban on offenders will move on to the common council.

The school board will be looking to fill an empty seat after the April 6 general election because Paul Trondson has resigned. 

Another effort is being made in the Wisconsin Legislature to help finance the construction of the Experience Greater Green Bay Visitor Center.

A homeless support program at a downtown Green Bay park – St. John’s – got the green light from city council at its meeting Tuesday, March 30.