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The post office has updated that absentee ballots mailed Thursday to residents will not be returned to Village Hall by Election Day if voters use USPS. The village highly recommends that any voter still needing to return an absentee ballot should instead ...
Due to the coronavirus pandemic and recommendations from state and federal agencies, please note the following changes to Village of Howard operations:
Hydrant flushing will take place April 6 to April 17 in the Village of Howard. Residents should check a cold water tap for discoloration before use.
The Brown County Public Works Department will close the intersection at Riverview Drive (CTH J) and Cardinal Lane (CTH EB) from 2 a.m. April 6 to 4 p.m. on April 17 for intersection reconditioning.
A detour will be set from Riverdale Drive (CTH J) to Shawa...
The Village of Howard coordinates a Community Rummage Sale annually in May. The 2020 Community Rummage Sale is May 1-2, 2020. There is no cost to participate, and everyone is welcome to host a rummage sale during the ev...
With water levels in Duck Creek, Green Bay, and Lake Michigan well above normal averages and approaching record highs, the potential for flooding is just one big snow melt or steady rainfall away. Officials are encouraging residents to take the responsibi...
Due to concerns from Bay View Middle School parents and the Howard-Suamico School District’s new student safety and school security protocols, the Village of Howard has eliminated the school as a polling location, effective immediately. Meadowbr...
The Village of Howard sells used street name signs and used U.S. flags. These items can be purchased at the Public Works Facility at 1336 Cornell Road. Please review the list of available signs and price information before contacting u...
to carry all the way to the green and avoid the bunkers surrounding the green on the back and left sides. Approach shots let short may roll back into a deep gully just in front of the green.
you should be in good shape. Bunkers border the green on the left and right side.
large oak tree on the left of the tee. Your approach shot is to a slightly elevated green with bunkers on the back and right sides of the green.
to the left as water runs down the left side of the fairway, hidden from the tee box. Your approach shot is to an elevated green with a bunker to the left.
front of the green. There are no bunkers, but if the tee shot is too long, players will have to contend with trees on the back of the green which slopes towards the water.
out of bounds down the left side of the fairway on your tee shot, you should be in good shape. Your approach shot is to an elevated green.
have a difficult chip on a steep sloped green. Two putts are not guaranteed on this hole.
significant challenge. Long hitters can carry the bunkers, while others may choose to lay up short. The green is not surrounded by and bunkers, but a long approach shot may land in the water or under one of the trees behind the green.
bunker on the left off the tee. Your approach shots lead up to a highly elevated green with a bunker on the right.