Four finalists for Suamico’s full-time fire chief position have been selected by the village’s Fire Commission for interviews Jan. 9-10.

In partnership with the StingCancer club, students came together to make 30 tie blankets, 115 holiday cards, and collected two bags of hats and scarves.

Celebrate De Pere wants to come back home. Event co-president Bob Tease made the case for the return to Voyageur Park to the De Pere park board.

When 26 Brown County supervisors are elected for new two-year terms in April, more than a third of them won’t be incumbents.

In 2019, The Press Times website had more than 500,000 unique pageviews, and we posted somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,700 local, staff-written stories.

The village board has gone on record reaffirming its support for an alternative calling for a new bridge across the Fox River in south De Pere.

Kaker said a Suamico resident on Longtail Beach Lane approached the village about purchasing the resident’s flood property.

Kocken returned home late last month after serving nearly a year in Afghanistan with the Wisconsin National Guard’s 2nd Battalion, 127th Infantry.

A cheesy idea five years ago involving a piece of fabric from a closet has expanded to raise nearly a half a million dollars for a local shelter.

County supervisors unanimously approved a resolution supporting strategies to reduce youth vaping, something supervisors say requires a cooperative effort.