Good morning, Oshkosh.

Oshkosh North High School showcased its 9/11 Day service projects in a documentary screening for students and community members on Wednesday, Sept.

9. The Chicago studio film highlights the program’s eight-year tradition of turning tragedy into community service.

The Oshkosh Area School District is accepting applications for its seven-month Oshkosh Schools Academy that explores district operations, budgeting and planning.

The program runs from October to April with monthly sessions at the Administration Office (215 S. Eagle St), and applications close on Sept. 18.

More than 100 locals met tonight to learn about Alliant Energy's plan to build a 1,500-acre solar farm in Winnebago County + spanning the towns of Algoma, Kekimi, Utica and Omro, while some residents and state lawmakers oppose it over potential regulatory hurdles.

City staff and Wisconsin DNR will host a town hall on Sept.

15 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Menasha High School auditorium (420 Seventh St.) to review FEMA floodplain requirements for residents rebuilding after the July 27 tornado.

Gov. Evers ordered state flags to fly at half-staff today to mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and declared a statewide Day of Service for volunteer opportunities.

Flags will remain half-staff from sunrise - sunset as officials honor first responders and service members.