It wasn’t a typical ceremony, but for eight West De Pere High School Class of 2020 graduates and countless others, 2020 wasn’t a typical school year.

November’s ballot will include an advisory referendum question asking voters for their thoughts on nonpartisan redistricting procedures.

The De Pere Common Council voted not to use The Press Times as its official newspaper in a move projected to cost city residents close to $6,000 a year.

An update from the COVID-19 Comeback Planning Task Force team was presented at the Monday, June 22, school board meeting.

Public Safety Director Ed Janke said he had “cautious optimism” while reporting to the Howard village board on the reopening of Duck Creek Quarry Park.

Brown County Public Works is sticking to a change in the Wisconsin Highway 29/County VV interchange project that will cost an additional $432,216.

After more than a half hour of discussion, the committee approved a 39,017-square-foot manufacturing building for Trinks, Inc.

The De Pere Common Council approved several items at its Tuesday, June 16, virtual meeting, including road work and accepting donations.

The village is seeking a buyer for the current Fire Station No. 1 site, where the Suamico Fire Department will be moving out of once a new station is built.

The final plat for a 31-lot subdivision, Southwind Estates, along Copilot Way was approved Tuesday, June 16, by the Hobart village board.