Construction work on Redbird Stadium and Dickinson Elementary School are on schedule to be completed before the end of the summer.

A plan drafted to bring back student-athletes was presented to the Ashwaubenon school board by Nick Senger, high school activities director.

It’s still unclear if using the four district high school gyms for polling locations for the August and November elections is a possibility.

As long as the village has an emergency declaration in effect related to COVID-19, village board members will be able to participate in remote meetings.

Restaurants, bars and taverns looking to expand their licensed premises for distancing to prevent the exposure and spread of COVID-19 may apply to do so.

An audit report with good financial news was presented to the village board by David Maccoux, certified public accountant with CliftonLarsonAllen.

The Allouez village board approved a plan for reopening its village facilities based on a phased approach at its June 2 meeting.

From mechanics to nurses to dental hygienists, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) is known for its hands-on learning.

He provided the board with two reports, one looking into the APSOA’s list of complaints, and the other when Swanson filed a complaint a week later.

Shutting down in mid-March, Dr. Brian Schaefer said his office has come back better than before in the fight against COVID-19.