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De Pere civics club seeks nominations

DE PERE – The De Pere civics clubs are seeking nominations of a De Pere police officer or fire-rescue team for outstanding service to the De Pere Community in 2024. If a De Pere police …

During approval of EL-8 Facilities and Asset Protection Report, the Howard-Suamico Board of Education got a facilities planning update at its Dec. 9 meeting.

GBAPS board looks at annual academic progress report

Staff said that during the 2023-24 school year, the district saw students enrolling speaking 35 different languages, including English, and that number is even higher this year:

Howard approves police contract with Brown County

During its Dec. 9 board meeting, the Howard Village Board approved a three-year contract between the village and the Brown County Sheriff’s Office for police services for 2025-27:

Pearl Harbor attack remembered

On Dec. 7, 1941, the Japanese military launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, targeting the U.S. naval base:

The Lost Dauphin: An interview with a prince

Continued from last week In an 1853 Putnam magazine article, Rev. John H. Hanson continued to recount Eleazar Williams’ tale, as the Prince of Joinville connects with him through the …

Exploring Green Bay’s available lots

REEN BAY – The lot at 115 S. Van Buren Street in Green Bay is one of several parcels of land the city has made available to promote “thoughtful development and revitalization.” …

USDDP passes financing for capital referendum

DE PERE – The Unified School District of De Pere (USDDP) approved two resolutions granting the district permission to finance the $22 million capital referendum that district residents approved …

DNR goes to 12-month admission pass model

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently announced the Wisconsin State Park System will be moving to a 12-month admission pass model. The new …

City approves habitat restoration grant

During its Dec. 3 meeting, the Green Bay City Council approved the acceptance of a $500,000 DNR/EPA grant to complete the necessary engineering for an “area of concern”:

Local businesses to host toy drives

GREEN BAY – Two local businesses will host toy drives during the holiday season. North Shore Bank branches in the greater Green Bay area will host toy drives for local organizations in …

Ice skating returns to Titletown

ASHWAUBENON – With the winter months approaching, the fan-favorite ice skating on Hy-Vee Plaza is now officially open for another season of fun. Throughout December, families can enjoy a …

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Twelve entrepreneurial pitch winners will vie for additional prize money at a regional pitch competition hosted by New North Inc. Regional winners will also be …

The Lost Dauphin: A chance meeting

Continued from last week In February 1853, Putnam’s magazine ran the first installment of the story “Have We a Bourbon in Our Midst?” The House of Bourbon — a noble …

Janey’s Cafe brings new flavor to Coleman

COLEMAN – Kylee Renier, a recent graduate of Coleman High School, opened her own business at 200 Sunset Ave. in Coleman and named it in honor of her paternal grandmother. “My grandma …

De Pere to offer more replacement trees

DE PERE — Residents whose terraces were left with an open space due to the emerald ash borer can get a replacement tree, on the city. Many people didn’t qualify for a replacement …

Tree selected for Lambeau Festival of Lights

GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers and Festival Foods will host the 18th annual Festival of Lights at Lambeau Field, Saturday, Dec. 7, from 5 to 7 p.m., featuring a tree selected from a De Pere …

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Press Times Senior Editor Kris Leonhardt's time on Maino and the Mayor on Tuesday, Nov. 26 where she announces the release of her new book about the life of Curly Lambeau.

Tiny Earth in Titletown

GREEN BAY – Students from areas across the state and nation will present their findings at the Tiny Earth in Titletown research symposium in the Lambeau Field Atrium on Friday, Dec. 6, 5-7:30 …

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