Good morning, Appleton.

Greenville firefighters moved their 9/11 memorial to the new station to make it more visible for viewers.

The ceremony on Friday featured guest speakers (one recalled a fallen firefighter) and a ribbon cutting ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attack.

Appleton International Airport paused security screenings at 7:43 a.m. Friday to hold a moment of silence for the 9/11 victims — the national anthem was sung while staff recalled how the day shaped their passion for aviation.

Menasha High School is collecting homecoming clothes for students affected by the July tornado.

Volunteers have organized the drive since Sept. 8 — including a try-on event on Sept. 26 — with clothes drop-offs accepted at the school front office.

On Friday, Sept. 11, American Legion Post 38 hosted a '9/11: A Day to Remember' ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11, with local fire and police chiefs + the mayor participating.

The event brought the community together to honor the legacy of that day.

Kaukauna Public Library launched a new jobpod to help residents work on job applications, resumes, certifications, and mock interviews — Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson cut the ribbon, making the service available to job seekers in Kaukauna, lower Fox Valley and Brown County during regular hours.

Gov. Evers ordered flags to half-staff yesterday to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and declared the day a statewide Day of Service.

Flags on public buildings were lowered from sunrise to sunset as officials noted his participation in local service events.