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As 2025 begins, Peshtigo National Bank is excited to continue serving the vibrant Green Bay area with a commitment to supporting local businesses and driving economic growth. At the forefront of their efforts are two dedicated professionals, Scott Jandrin and Joel Steber, their Business Banking Officers who bring unparalleled expertise and personalized service to the … Elevating Business Banking in Green Bay with Peshtigo National Bank

Suamico Church will be hosting a meal packing event on January 11th from 9:00 a.m. to noon. The church plans to pack meals to feed 12,000 people in disaster zones such as Ukraine and Congo. Volunteers are welcome, including families and youth. Come and wear a cool hair-net as we prepare meal packs to help … Meal packing event scheduled at Suamico Church on January 11

Millions living in low- and middle-income countries lack access to basic eye care services. Lions have recognized the urgent need for corrective lenses and collect usable glasses in their communities to support the Lions Recycle For Sight Program. The Howard-Suamico Lions Club has set an all-time high record with a total of 10,456 usable pairs … Howard-Suamico Lions Club announces record eye glass collection in 2024

Technology Education (Tech. Ed) at Bay Port has undergone a significant transformation, evolving from traditional “shop class” — once focused primarily on basic woodworking and mechanical skills — to a multidisciplinary approach that encompasses advanced fields like manufacturing, construction, engineering, and automation. This shift reflects the growing demand for a highly skilled workforce capable of … It’s not “shop class” anymore

Ashwaubenon Business Association’s December Luncheon Date: Tuesday, December 17th Time: 11:30 a.m. Networking, 12 noon. lunch followed by guest speaker Aaron Popkey Location:  Stadium View, 1963 Holmgren Way, Green Bay, WI 54304 Speaker: Aaron Popkey, Green Bay Packers Director of Public Affairs Cost: Non-Members: $25 per person Enjoy some great networking, a delicious lunch, and … ABA’s December 17 Luncheon

The school store is so much more than a place for students to purchase snacks, drinks, and Bay Port clothes. Affectionately known as Pirate’s Cove, the Bay Port school-based enterprise (SBE), or school store, is the learning lab for the Marketing and Business Department at Bay Port High School. The SBE is open daily for … From classroom to checkout: Retail skills in action at Bay Port

The Howard Commons will kick off the Winter season with their 2nd annual community tree lighting on Monday, November 25th at 6:00 p.m. The Bay Port Band will serenade visitors with holiday tunes, and all attendees are invited to bring an ornament to add to the tree. The opening of the ice rink will follow … Bay Port Band to perform at annual Howard Commons tree lighting ceremony

Puppy socialization: It’s more than just meeting the neighbors Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting milestone for families full of love, joy, and anticipation. But it’s also a critically important time in a puppy’s development. Many new pet owners look forward to introducing their puppy to friends and family, but may not realize … Practical Obedience helps overcome the challenges of puppy socialization

The Howard-Suamico Optimist Club Community Foundation donated $2,000 to The Giving Tree to support their vision of an education without barriers. The Giving Tree focuses on equitable access to food, shelter, transportation, and resources for students and families in the Howard-Suamico School District. Pictured from left to right are Rick Colberg — Foundation Committee Chair … H-S Optimists provide support to The Giving Tree

Kim’s Tae Kwon Do raised money during their recent tournament and fundraiser. Aiden Dohr Leukemia Fund received $8,260 and Jerry Parins “Cruise for Cancer” will receive $7,080. Students, families and friends donated time, money, talent, silent auctions, and baked goods for the cause. The main event was a board breaking marathon, students collected pledges to … Kim’s Tae Kwon Do raises $15,340 for charities at 21st annual fundraiser