Good morning, Appleton.

Appleton residents showed strong support for the local police in a new survey (over 71% rated the department positively and 82% feel comfortable calling for help).

The survey also revealed that 53% want more community events (guiding future outreach on mental health, homelessness, drugs, and traffic).

City leaders in Neenah broke ground today on the Kimberly Point Lighthouse restoration project; crews will soon replace rotted wood and add new bathrooms to the 1940s-built historic landmark — which is listed on local, state and national registers.

Fox Valley Literacy hosted a free open house on Sept.

9 at its Learning Center on Wisconsin Avenue to celebrate International Literacy Day and a year of program expansion + partnership growth. The event connected residents with key literacy resources and volunteer opportunities.

Menasha officials and representatives from the Wisconsin DNR will host a town hall Tuesday, Sept.

15 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Menasha High School Auditorium (420 Seventh St.) to explain FEMA floodplain rules on repairs and rebuilding; property owners are encouraged to attend.

The Buzz visited Grand Chute’s newest eatery Hot Biddy’s today to check out its menu and ambiance for local diners.

The visit introduces a fresh dining option for residents.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Jordan Love will rely more on passing as running back Josh Jacobs is sidelined due to legal issues while a trio of healthy receivers returns.

Love posted four playoff touchdowns last season and is expected to lead on Sunday at Minnesota.