Three names are on the Feb. 18 ballot for District 2 on the city council in De Pere, and the top two vote-getters will advance to the general election.

Local author Caroline Klug was at the Barnes & Noble bookstore Jan. 28, promoting her latest book, “Tell Them,” while helping an area organization.

Two Green Bay high schools will represent the area at this year’s State Academic Decathlon Competition in Wisconsin Dells March 12-13.

Four people are running in the Feb. 18 primary election for two spots on the general election ballot in April for De Pere city council District 1.

Miscommunication, unprofessionalism and a lack of trust were some concerns raised by Green Bay principals in a meeting with the school board.

When open enrollment started, the West De Pere school district found itself in the familiar position of having no openings for general or special education.

The newest company to set up shop in the Rail Yard Innovation District is the epitome of what the development is hoping to attract.

A handful of Brown County officials discussed how residents can be prepared for what is anticipated to be a heavy upcoming spring flood season.

A development agreement for the Lancaster Creek Estates, where 35 residential lots and three outlots are planned on vacant property, was approved.

A Planned Unit Development (PUD) for a new six-story office building approved by the village board, but not with large LED message boards.