Good morning, Oshkosh.

Today the WPS Farm Show, now in its 64th year at the EAA grounds, is underway with 400 exhibitors from 26 states and Canada showcasing innovative farm products (the event also features a kids’ tractor pull, a silent auction and free health screenings by nursing students).

The event — Hard Drive festival — will take place at Oshkosh Festivals Park on Sunday, Aug.

9. Produced by local Oshkosh Festivals LLC and announced by XRoads41, it promises a fresh rock experience.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Midwest gas prices reached $3.68 per gallon on Monday (up from $3.39 last week) as traders priced in potential oil disruptions and seasonal demand in the region.

On Tuesday, Mar. 24, UW Credit Union and the Universities of Wisconsin introduced a free online course on generative artificial intelligence for Wisconsinites.

The series (seven two-minute videos) also provides links to additional learning resources on the UW website.

Three forecasters predict a wetter-than-usual spring in Oshkosh with a cooler start and frequent storms that may deliver heavy rains, thunderstorms, and a slight chance of snow.

The conditions are expected to remain unpredictable through mid-April.

Troy Ramey: An Evening of Songs & Stories

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Oshkosh Masonic Center — Ticket info not provided — Experience an evening filled with musical storytelling from Troy Ramey.

Prevea Health Run Away to the Bay

7 AM – 6 PM — Menominee Park — Registration required — Participate in a 55-mile spring relay race along the scenic shores of Lake Winnebago.