The Green Bay Optimist Club awarded its annual Respect for Law Award which went to the Green Bay Police Department and Chief Andrew Smith.

The school board is looking to the Brown County Health Department to provide guidance on a gating criteria proposal for a return to on-site learning.

The village has exceeded $1 billion in equalized property value, based on preliminary numbers from the State of Wisconsin.

Following more than a year of renovations, Generations Gallery, one of the core exhibits at the Neville Public Museum, is back open for the public to enjoy.

A jury trial has been scheduled in circuit court involving two former public safety officers who allege they did not receive their full retirement payout.

Because the Green Bay school district has gone virtual, Diane Wessel spoke to the board about the need for flexibility with employees.

HOBART – A timetable to build a new Fire Station No. 1 in the village was approved Tuesday, Aug. 18, by the village board.

The De Pere Common Council went over budget with high bids for two seperate city projects at its Tuesday, Aug. 18, meeting.

Deborah Armbruste gave a presentation to the school board on details for determining COVID-19 community spread and the protocol for a suspected case.

An ordinance legalizing the use of golf carts on 15 streets in the Moose Creek neighborhood was approved on a 5-2 vote by the village board.