Continued from previous week. On Jan. 12, 1924, architect superintendent Thomas Kelly announced that the hotel would open the first week of March.

In addition to a major I-41 expansion project, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Northeast Region released a listing of state highway construction projects scheduled for 2024.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Northeast Region held three public meetings for the proposed improvements on 23 miles of I-41 from WIS 96 —Wisconsin Avenue — in Appleton to County Highway F — Scheuring Road — in De Pere providing an overview and timeline for the project.

A local project group is seeking community feedback as it creates a master plan to ensure year-round accessibility to the East River Recreational Trail, address flooding issues and enhance wildlife habitats along the trail.

Construction will begin Monday, March 25, on a $9,581,485, two-year project to improve CTH M/Lineville Road in the villages of Howard and Suamico.

The Brown County Heroin Court program was the first program of its kind in Wisconsin to focus solely on the opioid epidemic.

The Green Bay Police Department (GBPD) is working to build bridges in the Latino community through weekly educational sessions.

The cities of Hobart and Lawrence have recently adopted the Ring Neighborhood app as a source of information and emergency alerts.

Four candidates are seeking two spots on the Unified School District of De Pere School Board.

The struggles began in February 1923, when excavation work slowed after a break in the crane bucket being used.