Deemed an essential business by the Safer at Home order, Stadium Bike has been an important part of peoples’ lives during the past month.

A plan to redevelop Stadium Shell as a two-story convenience store with a fueling island and car wash was approved by the Site Plan Review Committee.

Green Bay Superintendent Michelle Langenfeld updated the board on recent waivers drafted regarding instructional requirements.

Following the APSOA vote of no confidence in Village Manager Allison Swanson, she now accuses the union of making false and misleading allegations.

The best estimate from the Howard-Suamico School District is about 80 percent of students are completing their virtual learning work.

After meeting in closed session, the village board extended Merge Urban Development Group’s a one-year planning option for a new development.

Gov. Tony Evers, in the absence of legislative action, today signed Executive Order #74, suspending in-person voting for the April 7 spring election, moving in-person voting to June 9.

The school board heard pleas from residents regarding the resignation of Victory Murphy at the Monday, March 16, meeting.

Three races up for election Tuesday, April 7, will be able to be decided by all eligible voters in Brown County, whether voting in person or absentee.

An advisory referendum going before village voters Tuesday, April 7, asks whether they favor switching from an elected to an appointed clerk-treasurer.