Alexis Lonzo is expanding her knowledge of website development as a summer intern with Packerland Websites located at 2140 Velp Avenue in Howard. Packerland Websites is a website, branding and internet specialist helping clients obtain maximum digital marketing exposure. Lonzo works closely with the Packerland Websites’ developers to build and update websites. “Overall, I’m learning … Intern gains design experience at Packerland Websites
Pastor Peter Heyn was installed as pastor of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Howard on Sunday, May 19, 2024. His father Rev. Thomas Heyn preached on Ephesians 4:7-12 with the theme “Praise God for His Gracious Gifts.” These gifts include Jesus, the Scriptures, pastors, and God’s people. Rev. Peter Heyn was born on March … Christ the King Evangelical Church welcomes Reverend Peter Heyn
On May 19, 2024, the Howard-Suamico Optimist Club and Brian Neddo, owner of Tic’s Harbor Lights, held a Meat Raffle Event at Tic’s Harbor Lights Bar and raised funds for the Bay Port High School band students. Many supporters showed up to help raise $3,800. Brian Neddo has been extremely generous in supporting our community. … Proceeds from meat raffle to benefit Bay Port High School band students
You asked and HSBPA listened! You won’t want to miss this powerful hour. What: Quarterly Owner’s Roundtable When: July 24, 2024 5:30-6:30 p.m. Where: The Bottle Room, 2300 Lineville Road Suite 101, Suamico Join Howard-Suamico business owners for an exclusive roundtable meeting designed to inspire, inform, and connect business owners like You! We will have … Quarterly Owner’s Roundtable
Cell.Plus, an Authorized Agent for UScellular with 19 Wisconsin locations, proudly celebrates its recent achievements, securing both the Elite Performers Award from UScellular and the Best Place to Work Award from Employ Humanity. These accolades spotlight Cell.Plus’ unwavering commitment to excellence, customer satisfaction, and a positive workplace environment. Andrew Kamla, CEO, and Owner of Cell.Plus, … Cell.Plus celebrates dual honors
The Howard Suamico School District is thrilled to announce that Bay Port band teacher Ashley Siegrist has been nominated for the Manilow Music Teacher Award. The Manilow Music Teacher Award recognizes an outstanding music teacher who helps to bring music to life for their students. Manilow Music Teacher Award recipients receive $10,000 — a $5,000 … Vote for Ashley Siegrist to win the Manilow Music Teacher Award
Inspire Wellness NEW is excited to announce their second location at Savoye Salon Spa located at 2304 Lineville Road Suite 106 in Suamico starting on June 7, 2024. Sara Lindgren, owner of Inspire Wellness NEW, will have appointment openings on select days for IV infusions including IV hydration, IV vitamins, and vitamin injections. Why should … Inspire Wellness NEW announces second location
As part of the Adopt-A-Highway program, the Howard-Suamico Lions Club picked up trash along Velp Avenue from Lineville Road to White Pine Road in Suamico on Saturday, May 11, 2024. Pictured above from left to right are Deb Delie, Tom Schnell, Mark Minzlaff, Paul Minzlaff, Dan Deruyter, John Myers, Lisa Schmidt and Ron Schmidt. Photo … Howard-Suamico Lions Club members clean up roadside trash in Suamico
Kim’s Tae Kwon Do Center, Inc. recently attended the Oshkosh United Martial Arts Tournament. Twenty of their students competed in Forms, Board Breaking and Free Sparring. Jude Tommarello took home Grand Champion for under black belt boys divisions. Jude had the most combined points from all three competitions. Master Mike Champeau placed First in Executive … Kim’s Tae Kwon Do competes in local tournament
Vandervest Harley-Davidson will be hosting the Jerry Parin’s Cruise For Cancer event on Sunday, June 9th. As a kickoff to the event, $174,000 from last year’s event was donated to nine local organizations — HSHS St. Vincent/St. Mary’s Foundation, Bellin Health Foundation, Unity Hospice, HSHS St. Vincent’s Child Life, Bellin Child Life, Colton’s Cure, Ovarian … Jerry Parin’s Cruise For Cancer donates $174,000 to local organizations
