Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Green Bay.
St. John's Ministries updated its mission statement to focus on serving adults facing homelessness by offering low-barrier shelter + essential resources.
The change comes amid a rise in Brown County’s homeless count from 444 in 2020 to 648 in 2025 as the nonprofit considers expanding its services.
Brown County’s budget proposal will invest $11,520 in LEGO Robotics kits & iPads to boost STEM education in its 4-H programs.
The funding will help expand hands-on learning and reach more kids next year.
Allouez is asking residents to weigh in on how to redevelop the closed Langlade Elementary site with an online survey opened Oct.
20. Residents can suggest ideas (such as green space, a community center, business, or homes), and the village will use the feedback to plan its next steps by early next year.
Brown County officials warn that misused disposal of GLP-1 needles threatens sanitation workers and the public.
Residents are urged to use approved containers (available at over 30 local collection sites) for safe sharps disposal.
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