Good morning, Oshkosh.

Oshkosh Public Library is holding focus groups and town hall sessions on Oct.

27 and Dec. 8 to gather feedback on building improvements. Residents may join in-person sessions (including a 6 p.m. option) to guide future changes.

The Oshkosh Kids Foundation is hosting its 'A Soft Place to Land' sweatpants drive from Nov.

1 to Jan. 31 to help Oshkosh School District students, accepting new sweatpants in sizes 4T through Adult XL and monetary donations via Venmo + announcing drop-off locations on Facebook.

Boys and Girls Club unveiled the Panda Cares Center of Hope — a modern classroom with updated furniture and technology for elementary school students thanks to a grant from Panda Care and Panda Express, and the space is open for daily use.

Residents affected by the July 27 tornado can get help applying for federal aid at two Disaster Recovery Centers.

The Menasha center opens 9 a.m. Monday at the former UW-Oshkosh Fox Cities campus at 1655 University Drive, and the Grand Chute center opens Oct. 26 for one week.

The Wisconsin DOT warns drivers to slow down and use headlights as deer activity rises on roads this fall.

They urge extra caution at dawn and dusk and advise moving off the roadway safely if a collision occurs.

Menasha's football team competes in the T-Mobile 5G Friday Night Lights sweepstakes to win funds for repairs at its tornado-damaged Calder Stadium & voters can cast one vote daily through Oct.

25 to help secure a rebuild for next fall.