Good morning, Green Bay.

NEW Zoo & Adventure Park is hosting its annual Party for the Penguins on Friday, July 17, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free event offers games, crafts, penguin encounters, and conservation activities + African Penguin Chats at 10 a.m. and noon.

Luna Glo Candle Bar in the Broadway District and Kindred Social Co are hosting a candle-making and plant class at 107 N Broadway Street this Thursday — participants must register though walk-ins can make candles any time without an appointment.

Homeowners + renters affected by April floods may now apply for FEMA assistance across Northeast Wisconsin, including counties such as Outagamie and Waupaca.

Applicants with insurance should file a claim first to ensure federal aid covers only uninsured losses.

Using state grant funds, the Oneida Nation is supporting local projects by donating $300,000 for an urban barn project on the east side near Walmart—and $100,000 to enhance the Bay Beach shoreline.

Construction on the $1.6 million barn begins this week.

Green Bay will close part of Hinkle Street, south of W.

Mason Street, from July 13 to July 31 for pavement repairs. City workers will set up a temporary Right In + Right Out access route east of the closure to help businesses stay connected.

The Wisconsin DOT urges drivers to use the zipper merge during local road construction today after the holiday weekend.

The guidance aims to keep traffic moving and reduce backups by 40% (DOT says) as crews resume work around Green Bay.

RV Windshield Replacement asked 3,002 families to rank the best short-summer road trips as high-gas prices push travelers to plan shorter, affordable trips.

The survey found the top Wisconsin route goes from Milwaukee to Bayfield via Green Bay and features lakefront parks, urban stops and a Packers stadium tour.

The Green Bay Packers will host a high school tournament with 7-on-7 and Linemen Challenge events on Friday, July 10 at Emplify Health Field and the Lambeau Field Atrium in Titletown.

Nearly 300 athletes, ages 15 to 17, will compete in contests — open to the public.

Titletown hosted a watch party yesterday at Ariens Hill for the U.S. team’s World Cup match against Belgium with live music by Glam Band and yard games, and will host a championship watch party Sunday featuring a soccer header challenge and face painting.

Uncle Kracker Concert

Evening — EPIC Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electric night with Uncle Kracker and special guests, The Wannabes.

Summer Camp Week at Josten Park

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Josten Park — Part of a package — Engaging summer camp activities for kids aged 6-12.

Dino Days Camp

9 AM – 3 PM — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120 Members, $140 Non-Members — Explore the prehistoric world with fun hands-on activities for kids.

Get The Led Out - A Tribute to Led Zeppelin

Evening show — Meyer Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the epic sound of Led Zeppelin live with Get The Led Out.

Dino Days Camp

9 AM - 3 PM — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120-$140 — Explore the wonders of dinosaurs through hands-on activities for kids ages 5-10.

Dino Days Camp

9 AM - 3 PM — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120 for full members, $140 for non-members — Engage in hands-on activities and exhibit play exploring the world of dinosaurs.

Bay Beach Lego Festival

10 a.m.-5 p.m. — Bay Beach Amusement Park — $1 Admission / $5 Contest Entry — Discover a vast array of Lego creations and participate in fun contests for all ages.

Craft & Create Camp

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120 Members / $140 Non-Members — A fun-filled summer camp for kids ages 5-10 with hands-on activities and creative play.

Craft & Create Camp

9 AM - 3 PM — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120 Members / $140 Non-Members — Encourage creativity with hands-on activities for kids aged 5-10 at this fun summer camp.

Craft & Create Camp

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — The Children's Museum of Green Bay — $120 for members, $140 for non-members — A hands-on summer camp for kids ages 5-10 to unleash their creativity.