Suamico News

Two lion cubs whose mother died giving birth to them have been moved from the NEW Zoo's nursery to their own exhibit area in Suamico.

Four municipal fire departments received oxygen recovery mask kits for pets in the first week of October, thanks to a donation from the Invisible Fence by Golrusk.

Prosecutors are expected to recommend two years in prison for a 22-year-old Suamico man who pleaded no contest Monday to a felony for stabbing a man April 19 inside a west-side Green Bay apartment.

The applause coming from supporters of Democratic incumbent Steve Kagen grew increasingly louder in the first half hour of a tense debate with his Republican challenger John Gard.

Eight people died on Brown County roads in the first nine months of this year, one-third of the deaths recorded at the same point in 2007.

Both cars were heading westbound on County Highway B, just west of Riverside Drive in the Village of Suamico.

One person was killed and four people injured in a two-vehicle crash early Saturday in Suamico.

The Brown County Sheriff's Department says one person was killed and another critically injured in a car crash early Saturday morning in Suamico.

Mildred A. 'Millie' Atkinson, 79, Suamico, passed away Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008, at home with loved ones at her side, after a lengthy illness.

The Suamico Fire Department will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Station No.

The president of the Brown County Tavern League faces charges in connection with a perjury case.

This northwest suburb is one of the area's oldest and fastest-growing communities.

The names of many things in Brown County got their names in unusual ways. For example: Dead Horse Bay: It's the bay near the mouth of the Suamico River at the base of Long Tail Point.

They are not all natural wonders but these seven locations should be on the "must-see" list for most Brown County residents.

Kenneth H. Arndt, 85, Suring, Wis., formerly of Denmark, died Wednesday morning, Sept.

Cheers: To Randy Korb and his monarch butterfly magic at the Brown County Central Library.

At least one De Pere leader says driving while chatting on a cell phone should be put on hold.

Here's a few of the upcoming community walks to benefit a number of different organizations: The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Wisconsin is looking for team involvement in the 2008 Memory Walk.

Area students have the chance to learn about finance and earn a scholarship as part of MoneySmart Kids 2008.

The project is being funded by the Duck Creek Pop Warner Football League. Phase one of the final plan will include four soccer fields, two playground areas and more than 200 parking spaces.