Good morning, Oshkosh.

Quarterback Jordan Love and his Hands of 10ve Foundation will donate $45,000 to aid Menasha's tornado recovery by funding playground repairs at Smith Park and Menasha Gegan Elementary as well as Habitat for Humanity home repairs - the donation builds on a $250,000 Packers Give Back Impact Grant announced last week.

Oshkosh Public Library launched a building development initiative on Sept.

22 to update its facility based on community input from its 2025 plan. Engberg Anderson Architects will lead a comprehensive effort while a work group meets (Oct. 2026 to Feb. 2027) to review the building's condition and shape future investments.

A documentary on Bob Uecker will play on the videoboard at Fox Cities Stadium on Wednesday, Sept.

30 at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $7 for children, parking is free from 6 p.m., and concessions and a special merchandise store will be available that night.

A new public art project is adding color and character to Menominee Park Zoo today.

The project, led by Quad Cities-based artist Jake Reeder, is funded by Discover Oshkosh, the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation & private donors.

Today, DPI unveiled over $28 million in proposals for the 2027-29 budget to update its IT systems, hire two investigators for teacher misconduct complaints & boost cybersecurity for schools and libraries.

The department will share more details in November.

The Oshkosh Public Library unveiled a refreshed teen space called The Bubble on Tuesday using feedback from local teens to create a modern spot for socializing (located on the first floor at 106 Washington Ave); it is open every day during library hours.

Four community foundations in northeast Wisconsin, including the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation, have announced the Give Forward initiative that encourages donors to contribute 5% of a forthcoming $17 billion generational wealth transfer to local nonprofits + generate over $5.5 billion for future support.