Two boat launches in De Pere could get updates this year if the city receives two Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recreation grants.

The Village of Hobart has no immediate plans to start using taxpayer money to fund village events where private businesses can profit.

Five are seeking two school board seats up for election this spring so a primary will be held narrow the field to four prior to the general election.

A city alderman wants to be De Pere’s next mayor with Mike Walsh not seeking re-election this spring after 24 years in office.

Three candidates remain in the running for the village’s full-time fire chief after one of the four finalists pulled out of consideration.

Though nine of the current 26 Brown County board supervisors aren’t seeking re-election this spring, 11 districts will have more than one candidate.

Of the 12 city council members seeking re-election to new two-year terms this spring, only four of them will be unopposed.

With an anticipated surplus of nearly $275,000, the village agreed to designate $100,000 for a new system with remainder placed into a retirement fund.

The Japanese macaque monkeys, or snow monkeys, are this month’s Animal of the Month at the NEW Zoo, and they can really be a handful.

For $200,000, the naming rights to the home bleachers at the upgraded De Pere High School stadium could very well be yours.