Good morning, Oshkosh.

Neenah held National Night Out Tuesday night despite tornado damage in the Fox Valley, inviting neighbors from communities where events were cancelled due to cleanup.

Officers from nearby areas joined the festivities and free meals were served to those impacted by the storm.

Local organizations and businesses are donating essential supplies and services to support those affected by the July 27 tornado.

Efforts include a Festival of Friends food event in Menasha on Aug. 8, free storage until Aug. 15 — special sales and a donation drive at local banks.

Community First Credit Union announced a $1 million pledge to support recovery in Northeast Wisconsin after an EF-3 tornado damaged homes and businesses last week; relief programs offering emergency loans and fee deferrals are now available for impacted customers.

The Menasha Joint School District will start classes on August 31, but students from Gegan Elementary will attend classes at another location due to tornado damage.

A decision on placement will come next week (virtual enrollment remains available).

Drowning Pool Concert

Evening performance — Oshkosh Festivals Park — Ticket prices vary — Experience a powerful rock show with Drowning Pool's energetic hits.