Good morning, Green Bay.

A community conversation on homelessness is set for today at 5:00 p.m. at Union Congregational United Church of Christ—city officials and service providers will meet with residents to address safety concerns following park closures and increased enforcement in several areas.

The Women’s Fund of Greater Green Bay awarded $98,000 in grants to 16 local organizations in Brown, Oconto and Kewaunee counties to support women and girls as its endowment reached $5 million.

Brown County broke ground Tuesday on Phase II of the Fairgrounds Development Project in De Pere — adding riverfront campsites and linking a trail from the fairgrounds to Ashwaubomay Lake Park via NEW Water’s property, with work set to finish by spring.

Downtown Green Bay Inc. is asking local artists of all ages & abilities to submit designs for large painted light bulb cutouts for a holiday display on CityDeck starting Nov.

21, with the pieces staying on view through winter.

The Last Revel, marking 10 years with new album Gone for Good — with special guest Joseph Huber — will perform at the Meyer Theatre on Wednesday, January 13 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $41.75 and go on sale Friday, Oct.

2 at 10 a.m.

Several school districts, including Green Bay and Little Chute, will ask voters for more funds this fall to cover rising costs and maintain programs.

Education officials say the referenda aim to support services + prevent cuts that could affect learning.

The Green Bay Packers and UW Health kicked off the 10th-year Packers Versus Cancer campaign on Tuesday morning at Lambeau Field.

Special edition hats were available at the Packers Pro Shop while fans could donate to support cancer research.