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The Oshkosh restaurant, Players Pizza & Pub, has to close its doors for the foreseeable future after the building sustained heavy damages from an overnight fire.

A statement put out on Players Pizza & Pub’s Facebook account late Wednesday night confirmed the fire happened at its location on the corner of West Fifth Avenue.

“Thank you all for showing conc...


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With 86 years of volunteering for the International Visitors Tent (IVT) at EAA AirVenture between Margaret Koskinen, vice chairman of the IVT, and co-chairman Victor Briones, you gather a lot of stories and create lots of memories, but what stands out the most to both of them is being able to provide a home away from home for those who’ve traveled from across the world.

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An EF-2 tornado swept through Menasha and south of Appleton, destroying homes and businesses, with downed trees and power lines being scattered across the city, leaving locals with no access to electricity and water.

“My roof completely blew off, there is nothing left to it,” Kelli Tervola, born and raised in Menasha, who spent 38 years living in her house that was des...


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After not attending last year’s Experimental Aircraft Association Oshkosh AirVenture, NASA returned with opportunities to hear from its administrator, Jared Isaacman, ask him questions and see the research jets NASA specially painted in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.

“For whatever reason, we [NASA] took a year off from attendance here [AirVenture], and I c...


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Royal Air Force aerobatic team, the Red Arrows, debuts with the first-ever fly over at the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) AirVenture 2026, leaving red, white and blue smoke trails in the sky on Wednesday, July 22.

“The Red Arrows are a team of dedicated, diligent and enthusiastic people who exemplify the ethos and values found across the Royal Air Force,” Wing...


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