Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 31st of July.
Good morning, Fond du Lac.
Envision Greater Fond du Lac held a downtown ribbon-cutting that celebrated Bird’s Eye View Optical’s new opening, historic Rueping Lofts completion, the Downtown Art Lot mural unveiling, and Fond du Lac Beer Company’s first anniversary.
The events support local revitalization on Main and Fourth Streets + signal future growth.
Eligible disabled hunters must contact hunt sponsors by Sept.
15 to sign up for the fall gun deer hunt covering 70,000 acres in 47 counties. The hunt takes place Oct. 3-11 and requires a valid gun deer license to reserve one sponsored property per year.
On July 30, 2026, the Holy Family Warming Shelter provided free haircuts to adults in need thanks to volunteer Regina Alexaieff.
The shelter, known for its summer cooling shelter, meals, and hygiene services, will post future haircut dates on its social media pages.
Envision Greater Fond du Lac celebrated Modern Woodmen of America’s new office opening with a ribbon cutting on July 30 at (525 N.
Peters Ave.). The new location broadens access to financial planning and insurance services for local families and businesses.
Twenty-one young participants attended the Fond du Lac County 4-H Superheroes in the Community Day Camp on Thursday, July 30, where they built superhero capes, engaged in hands-on activities, and learned about community service from local helpers (including a visit from Officer Burr and K-9 Gambo).
Ripon College announced July 30 that it has expanded its academic offerings—launching two new interdisciplinary programs in Criminal Justice, Peace and Human Rights, and Global and Cultural Studies, along with a new Accounting major—to align with student and regional workforce demand.
Verve Credit Union launched the CARES Loan on July 30 to help families affected by the July 27 tornado in Menasha access funds for emergency recovery needs such as temporary housing and contractor deposits (call (920) 990-2506 to verify eligibility).
SSM Health gave $7,500 to the Children’s Museum to support programs focused on healthy living, early learning and family connections.
The longstanding partnership, which began in 2008, funds Garden Club, Baby Networking and Screen Free Week for local families.
Fond du Lac resident Brigid Bergan needs a living liver donor due to autoimmune hepatitis; donors with Type A or O blood should call (608) 263-1384 so she can have more time with her granddaughter.
ThedaCare doctor Anthony Zeimet advised local residents on ways to reduce cyclospora risk amid a summer outbreak by washing produce, avoiding raw foods when traveling abroad, and staying hydrated while seeking care for persistent diarrhea.
SSM Health completed the first phase of a $15 million cancer center expansion in Fond du Lac, enhancing its cancer treatment services and paving the way for further improvements.
The Fond du Lac Dock Spiders lost 17-16 in a walk-off game against the Wausau Woodchucks on July 30 at Athletic Park, recording a season-high 20 hits before they prepare to face the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters Sunday at 1:05 p.m. at Herr-Baker Field.
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