Good morning, Fond du Lac.

Holy Family Catholic Community will serve 400 free meals for neighbors on Wednesday, Nov.

25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at its northeast church drive-thru; registration opens Monday, Nov. 2 by calling (920) 921-0580, with reservations ending Friday, Nov. 20.

Veterans and community members can meet trusted local support services for health care, employment, financial guidance, and education at the Fond du Lac County Veteran and Community Resource Expo.

The event is on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the County Expo Center at the Fairgrounds.

Brothertown Indian Nation unveiled a new state historical marker today outside its BIN Cultural Center on U.S. 151 that details the history of its Methodist Episcopal Church and highlights local leader Thomas Commuck.

Fond du Lac County is about 65% in fall colors with peak hues expected before month’s end, according to the Travel Wisconsin Fall Leaf Color map.

Some birch, poplar, and ash trees have changed while oak and hickory trees will turn later.

The City of Fond du Lac began its annual leaf collection Monday, Oct.

19 in the northeast and will complete three clockwise passes—weather permitting as residents are advised to rake leaves along curbs and avoid plastic bags with final pickup Dec. 11 at the yard waste drop-off on Doty Street.

SSM Health Ripon Community Hospital awarded a $10,000 gift to the Green Lake County Health Department on Monday, Oct.

19 to support programs that improve care, health education & public health. The funds will boost a countywide event with screenings, school youth mental health programs, substance use prevention and the printing of a Healthy Living Guide.

Marian University’s women’s volleyball team snapped a 15-match skid with a sweep over Benedictine, winning 25-23, 25-16, 25-19.

The team never trailed in the opening set and earned its first road win against Benedictine since 2014.

Marian University women’s bowling team finished atop the standings at the Midwest D3 Roundup on Oct.

19, posting 4,619 pins in traditional play + winning the championship by defeating Elmhurst 3-1.

Marian University women’s volleyball (27-25, 25-20, 25-20) fell to preseason favorite Edgewood on Monday, Oct.

19. The match featured tight exchanges before Edgewood pulled ahead to secure the sweep.

Marian University men's soccer played its home finale against Benedictine on Oct.

19 and lost 2+1 after tying 1+1 in the first half; Benedictine scored early and again in the second half to secure the win.

Chloe Fournier was named assistant coach for Marian University's women’s basketball team on Oct.

19. She joins after working with Carthage College women's soccer and earning a Master of Education in Sport Leadership, and she looks forward to building a winning program.