Good morning, Oshkosh.

Local contractors say repair work on tornado-damaged Fox Valley homes will extend into next spring with windows and siding repairs possible through winter + roofs estimated to take 10 to 15 weeks, as skilled labor shortages slow the surge in repair calls.

Glow in the Park Pinball Arcade hosts its Not So Spooky Halloween Edition course indoors for family fun and games until Nov.

2 + the venue offers dozens of themed activities at this local favorite attraction.

FEMA opened a tornado recovery center today at the former UW-Fox Cities campus (now in Menasha) to assist residents and business owners affected by the July tornado; the center remains open until further notice, with aid applications closing December 7.

Ascension Wisconsin opened two new Ascension Rx pharmacies at Mercy Hospital and Koeller Street Clinic on Monday to meet community needs as local pharmacies closed + the new locations boost access to medications and offer in-store, mail and home delivery options.

Menasha football is seeking votes to rebuild its tornado-damaged Calder Stadium through the T-Mobile 5G Friday Night Lights sweepstakes.

The team, now 22,000 votes behind competitors — having played home games at Lawrence University’s Banta Bowl since the tornado — asks local fans to vote daily through Oct. 25.