Good morning, Fond du Lac.

St. Francis Home invites community members to volunteer in roles that support residents, families and staff, offering a chance to build relationships and gain experience in a hospital setting.

Applicants must complete an application, interview, background check and orientation — call 920-923-7980 for details.

A winter storm on the east coast delayed flights at local airports on Monday – runways remained clear for operations.

Travelers at Appleton and Green Bay airports were advised to use their airline apps for flight updates.

Fond du Lac School District Board meets today at 5 p.m. (72 W.

Ninth St.) to review 2026-27 budget cuts, fill a board vacancy, and preview consolidation planning for possible school closures. Proposed cuts include raising class sizes and reducing programs to address a $3.5M deficit.

SSM Health Behavioral Health at Camelot Drive in Fond du Lac will expand trauma therapy using a $7,500 gift from the Agnesian HealthCare Foundation to fund EMDR training for clinicians and new equipment.

The training will occur in two 20-hour weekend sessions to help meet rising care needs.

Reliable Residence, a housing platform started by physician Christina Henderson, is expanding into Fond du Lac to link travel nurses and doctors with safe, furnished housing while giving local homeowners extra income.

Henderson says the program will ease hospital staffing issues by providing secure 30+ day stays.

Marian University women lost 2-3 in game one of the NCHA Slaats Cup Quarterfinals to Lake Forest today with power play goals giving their opponents a narrow edge.

Marian must win game two to force a mini-game.

Marian University baseball opened its season with a 6-5 loss to Wartburg after a late two-run lead faded (each team had 7 hits and 4 errors), marking the program’s earliest season opener in its history.

Marian University men’s hockey lost its NCHA Harris Cup opener 4-1 to Trine after falling behind early when Trine scored within 43 seconds, and Marian must win game two today to force a mini game.

Marian women's basketball closed their season today with a 73-49 win over Rockford as the team surged in the fourth quarter (seniors celebrated a memorable final game).

Marian University track and field continued its indoor season at Titan Challenge where four athletes competed.

Sophomore Grace Blauert cleared 3.10 m (10-2) to set a new school record, and senior Matthew Linn and freshman Malik Holmes improved their marks in shot put and sprint events.

Marian University baseball beat Hope 5-3 for its first season win after junior Ryan O’Toole & Jason Sims scored key runs, giving the Sabres a historic edge in their first meeting since 2005.

Marian University hockey forced overtime in a 3-2 loss to Trine, ending their playoff run.

Junior Hayden Tuba scored with 26 seconds left in the opening period and junior Nolan Flint tied the game before Trine won in extra time.

Bones for Life/ATM Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership/or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements to enhance balance and posture in a supportive environment.

Bones for Life/ATM(R) Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership/or daily fee — Experience gentle movements that enhance balance and posture while reprogramming your nervous system.

BEA-CON 2026

9:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m. — Lakeside Park — $25 per badge — Enjoy an all-day board gaming event filled with fun, fellowship, and a variety of games for all ages.

Bones for Life/ATM(R) Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership /or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements to enhance balance and control while reprogramming your nervous system.

Bones for Life/ATM(R) Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership/or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements to enhance balance and awareness.

Bones for Life/ATM Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership /or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements to enhance balance, posture, and body awareness.

Bones for Life/ATM(R) Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership or daily fee — Experience gentle movements designed to enhance balance, posture, and self-awareness.

Bones for Life and Awareness Through Movement Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership / or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements that enhance movement ease, balance, and posture.

Bones for Life/ATM Class

10:30-11:30 a.m. — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership/or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements that promote better movement, balance, and awareness.

Fond du Lac Scaled Up Reptile Expo

10 AM – 3 PM — Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds & Expo Center — $8 general admission, $15 VIP — Explore a fascinating world of reptiles and amphibians with vendors and educational insights.