Good morning, Appleton.

Community First Credit Union pledged $1M to support tornado relief for communities affected by the storm (Menasha, Appleton, Neenah, and Fox Crossing) and introduced low-cost emergency loans and fee deferments for residents and small businesses in one of its largest support measures.

Menasha and Fox Crossing police departments cancelled National Night Out events Tuesday due to storm cleanup, while Neenah hosted a Memorial Park gathering and Appleton held over 20 neighborhood block parties with police & firefighters to connect with residents.

The American Red Cross moved its tornado relief shelter from a Menasha church to Appleton North High School on N.

Ballard Road—police were on scene after a vague social media threat, and the shelter is now open for residents needing a safe place.

After recent tornadoes, the American Red Cross moved its relief shelter from Menasha to Appleton North High School (5000 N.

Ballard Road) to offer safe space for residents, serving 14 people, and held a Multi-Agency Resource Center event Tuesday, Aug. 4 at Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center to offer recovery support.

Crews are clearing heavy debris from Menasha's streets after the EF-3 tornado hit on July 27 & are working on the worst-hit areas with plans to remove most debris by Labor Day.

Menasha schools will start preparing for the new school year today despite tornado damage at Gegan Elementary (being repaired).

The district will notify families by Aug. 12 about alternative classroom options for affected students.

Eric Eaton: Comedy and Magic Show

7:00 p.m. — Skyline Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of laughter and magic with the talented Eric Eaton.

Nike Basketball Skills Camp

9 a.m.-3 p.m. — Community First Champion Center — $399 — Enhance your basketball skills with expert coaching and fun activities in Appleton, WI.