The Plan Commission gave its unanimous support to revising the village code to allow residences as a conditional use in business districts zoned B-1 or B-2.

If all goes well with the newly dedicated Community Gardens at Lions Trailside Park this summer, De Pere’s west side could be next in line.

As a high school student, most days are filled with math or biology classes, but for sophomores at Bay Port, May 23 was spent a little differently.

The Allouez village board has renewed its contract with the Brown County Sheriff’s Department for police coverage of the village.

Founded in 1969, the Ashwaubenon Business Association (ABA) took aim at promoting village businesses in an effort to draw customers to the area. Now, 50 years later, ABA’s reach extends beyond village borders. 

The county board approved a management agreement with PMI Venue Management, LLC, to, when completed, manage the new expo center.

If the De Pere Common Council gives the nod, designs for the VFW Park aquatic facility will go forward, with a possible groundbreaking by the end of summer.

Village Administrator Steve Kubacki will stay busy in retirement, so much that he picked up two part-time jobs in fields he has always enjoyed.

The Green Bay school board approved a per-pupil allocation increase to its Model 3, community 4K partner locations, but not without some concerns.

A formal agreement for HSYSA to continue to use facilities in both villages has been approved, but not without some dissension.