In May 1972, the hotel became locally owned when it was purchased by Robert Safford, a Green Bay investor.

Tri-County Recycling will soon increase their usage of robotics in their Material Recovery Facility to aid in the sorting of recyclables and prevent materials from entering landfills.

Big Brother Big Sisters (BBBS) of Northeast Wisconsin has begun their recruiting process for 2024, with a campaign entitled “The Big Draft” — a play on words as the mentors are referred to as “Bigs.”

The Young Adult Court is the newest of the treatment courts in Brown County and is unique in the country according to Brown County Circuit Judge Tammy Jo Hock who oversees the court.

The Greater Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce recently surprised its 2024 Golden Apple recipients in their classrooms. The local teachers were recognized in the areas of professionalism, leadership and innovation.

On March 20, the Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity unveiled a new program in the De Pere City Hall Council Chambers that is designed to enhance the well-being of community members.

On Broadway’s downtown public market — now known as Resch Square — is expected to be open in time for the 2025 NFL Draft.

Continue from previous week. The hotel was quickly becoming the social nucleus of the city and more space was needed to accommodate the growing demand.

In the upcoming spring election, three candidates are running for two seats on the Howard-Suamico School Board, including two incumbents.

After announcing in February that he would not be seeking reelection, U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) announced Friday that he will be stepping down from his role in April.