Each year the Howard-Suamico Historical Society gives a Bay Port senior, who will be attending college, a $1000.00 scholarship. Part of the application process includes an essay written by the applicant on the history of Howard and/or Suamico. Each year the topic is chosen by the Howard-Suamico Historical Society Scholarship Committee. This is the 17th … H-S Historical Society offers scholarship
submitted by Mark Walter, Brown County Port & Resource Recovery Business Manager With a new year comes renewed energy to do more. Brown County Resource Recovery is here to help our community members handle recycling and waste better in 2023. With just five simple habits, you can be on your way to going green for … Five habits for better recycling
The Village of Howard has secured its second naming rights donation for the Howard Commons public space. The Roger and Star Kimps Family Foundation has agreed to donate $1 million to support the project. To recognize the donation, the village will name the activity building the Roger and Star Kimps Activity Center. “The Kimps Family … Kimps family donates $1 million to Howard Commons public space project
UScellular and the Green Bay Packers announced the winner of a $20,000 technology makeover through the inaugural Leap for Learning program. The Oconto Unified School District was awarded the prize during a celebration on December 13. Earlier this fall, educators, administrators, and parents across Wisconsin were invited to nominate a Wisconsin-based K-12 school or school … UScellular and Green Bay Packers announce winner of Leap for Learning program
The Howard-Suamico Lions have participated with another accessibility ramp project. This project located in Bellevue was a collaborative effort with the Howard-Suamico Lions building the ramp and then receiving help with the installation from Bellevue Lions and an Ashwaubenon Lions member.
The Howard-Suamico School District and the Howard Suamico Business and Professional Association collaborated to host a Career Fair for Bay Port High School students on November 3, 2022. The goal of the Career Fair is to provide opportunities for students to network with local employers to learn about careers, qualifications, education/training, job opportunities, and the … HSSD and HSBPA host Career Fair
At a weekly Howard-Suamico Optimist lunch meeting at 1951 West, the Howard-Suamico Optimist Club presented a check in the amount of $750.00 to Student and Family Engagement Coordinator, Kourtney Feldhausen to use for The Giving Tree — student assistance program & food pantry in the Howard-Suamico School District. This donation is being used to provide … Howard-Suamico Optimists make donation to The Giving Tree
The next publication of the Community Bulletin will be our January 2023 issue. The deadline for submitting ads and articles will be Monday, December 26, 2022. The publication will be in the mail to 15,176 mailboxes in the Howard and Suamico area on Friday, December 30, 2022. The Community Bulletin offers two forms of front … Bring in 2023 in the January Community Bulletin
The 2022 “Hit the Trails” 5K Run 3K Walk organized by the Howard Suamico Optimist Club, was held this past September. The aim of this event was to raise money for NEW Zoo youth programs. On November 8, 2022, a check in the amount of $1,000 was presented to interim Zoo Director, Carmen Murach. Carmen … Optimists support the NEW Zoo
The main event featured a brick & board breaking marathon. Students brought in pledges to break in the marathon. Money was also raised through silent auctions, a bake sale and 50/50 raffle. Students also collected 750 pounds of food for Paul’s Pantry. Master Penny Duggan said, “Our students learn about self-defense, community service and giving … Kim’s Tae Kwon Do Center, Inc. raises $5,550 for Paul’s Pantry
