Good morning, Oshkosh.

Residents are urged to donate to the 38th annual Scouting for Food Drive as collection bags are distributed Oct.

9 to 11 and picked up at 8 a.m. on Oct. 17 — missed bags can be dropped off at food pantries or Festival Foods until Oct. 20.

Visitors to the Oshkosh Public Museum can explore two new exhibits—Chicago Collects: Jewelry in Perspective and Land of Oz: Beyond the Page—that display rare artifacts including a replica of Dorothy’s Ruby Red Slippers and over 200 exceptional pieces from renowned design icons.

Oshkosh Area School District revealed four top name choices from 891 survey entries for its new west-side middle school.

A committee will soon narrow the field for a second community survey.

Oshkosh's Read Elementary school students teamed with muralist Neo Medina on 'Somos Semillas', a new mural replacing artwork removed during repairs — over 300 students are leaving their mark on the building as a community celebration is planned for Monday.

Winneconne School Board began its search for an interim administrator on Monday after accepting Peggy Larson’s retirement last Friday with a vote of four to two.

The board clerk ruled over 2,300 recall signatures invalid, and Winneconne Strong plans to challenge the decision.

The Oshkosh Public Library is asking residents to share ideas on a multiphase facilities plan developed by Engberg Anderson Architects to assess building needs and future investments.

No renovation, cost, or funding decision is final as planning continues.

Menasha officials are asking residents and workers to take an online survey open through October to shape recovery following the EF-3 tornado on July 27, and the feedback will guide a draft Menasha Strong Recovery Plan to rebuild neighborhoods and support local businesses.