Good morning, Appleton.

Appleton's 41st annual U.S. Venture Open raised over $5.3 million to fight poverty and $1.1 million for tornado recovery on Aug.

12. More than 1,000 participants joined the event featuring former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow as guest of honor (supporting outreach to boost community stability).

Ronald Herman, a U.S. Army veteran from Shiocton, received a new roof — installed by Security-Luebke Roofing as part of the Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project — on Thursday morning after Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity selected him to receive the upgrade with support from a local business.

The YMCA of the Fox Cities held a free community block party in Neenah on Thursday as part of its Healthy Family series—free events aimed at building healthy habits.

Families should mark their calendars for the Fall Family Festival on Sept. 22 at Fox West YMCA.

A Kaukauna resident was displaced when a house fire damaged the home on Aug.

12; fire crews arrived at 8 p.m. + extinguished the blaze quickly as damage was estimated at $100K.

Local chocolatier Seroogy's Chocolates is accepting pre-orders for its limited-edition chocolate football designed for football watch parties; orders start Thursday and will ship Tuesday, Sept.

8, with sales also at its stores in De Pere and Ashwaubenon, arriving in time for the Packers regular-season opener Sunday, Sept. 13.

Fox Crossing police need help finding 15-year-old Hannah Langlois, who left her home on Doe Trail Court Wednesday night after an argument; she has severe developmental disabilities (mental age of 8 or 9) and may become combative if approached by many people.

Menasha Blue Jays held a scrimmage at Lawrence University’s Banta Bowl — their first since Calder Stadium was damaged by the Fox Valley tornado — with the Xavier Hawks.

The team will kick off its season next Friday against the Plymouth Panthers.