Good morning, Fond du Lac.

A newly adopted dog named Zero was found safe after a five-week search that began when he went missing on his first day home in a rural area.

Volunteers set traps near Fond du Lac (using rotisserie chicken) to lure him back, and his relieved family welcomed him home.

Fond du Lac’s BCI Burke named Play Illinois its 2025 Representative of the Year on March 5, honoring the firm’s decade-long commitment to quality playground designs and strong community partnerships.

Their work has boosted inclusive playspaces from the Chicago area to downstate communities.

The Fond du Lac Public Library announced a Youth Art Month exhibit featuring over 200 student pieces selected by local art teachers, displayed at two branches—a reception is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Marian University will host the 2026 HEDIT Conference on April 9 at the Stayer Center.

Educators, administrators and community leaders will gather for dialogue on human connection and inclusive leadership while a keynote address by Mohammed Bey (a leader in institutional inclusion) highlights the event.

Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt reminded local businesses that video gambling machines remain illegal and may lead to fines and jail time; his letter explains that establishments with no more than five machines face a $500 penalty per device, helping owners steer clear of harsher punishments + state law violations.

The Wisconsin DOT released its 2025 top 10 specialty license plate list on March 4, showing that Road America plates climbed to second place with 52,725 registrations while collector plates remain most common (rising from earlier rankings).

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The 2026 Dock Spiders promotional schedule features 14 giveaways, daily specials, live music, and themed events from May to August at the ballpark, including a Fan Fest on May 24 and a Dinosaur Night on July 28; ticket packages are available online + by phone.

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.

Bones for Life/ATM® Class

10:30-11:30 AM — Fond du Lac Family YMCA — YMCA Membership / or daily fee — Engage in gentle movements to enhance balance, posture, and self-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 improve balance, posture, and overall movement quality.

Bones for Life/ATM® Class

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

Bones for Life/ATM® Class

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