The board agreed to award a bid for the construction of a temporary bypass road, the first noticeable step in the construction of the planned interchange.

Katie Lima said the screening for Ray Nitschke Field would extend from the north side of the Don Hutson Center along Armed Forces Drive.

The first steps for constructing a multi-use path from Glendale Avenue to the Mountain Bay State Trail along Velp Avenue was approved by the village board.

The agreement calls for the city to spend approximately $700,000 for improvements around the Mulva Cultural Center site in downtown De Pere.

The school board voted to allow in-person, co-curricular competition at the high school for academic clubs and athletics.

Following years of debate, research and planning, the idea of Green Bay police officers being equipped with body cameras took a giant leap forward.

A development agreement to build an affordable senior housing apartment building between Mike McCarthy Way and Borvan Avenue was rejected.

The Howard village board voted 7-1 Monday, Nov. 23, to add $40,000 to the tax levy to fund additional road work as part of next year’s budget.

Rep. John Nygren (R-Marinette) announced his resignation from the Wisconsin Assembly, Tuesday, Dec. 1, via a statement and a tweet.

At the Seymour city council meeting, a public hearing on the 2021 budget was held, and the budget passed with a unanimous vote.