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Black Friday weekend shoppers are out and about in downtown Two Rivers.  Theresa Kronforst, who owns Schroeder's Department Store, says it's been busier compared to previous years.

Two Rivers, Manitowoc store owners highlight shopping local during Black Friday

Just days ago, the Kimberly football team won the Division 1 state title and over 20 players who play varsity and JV on the Papermakers basketball team also play football.

From the gridiron to the hardwood: Kimberly basketball players make quick switch after state title

Cultivating corn and culture

One--on-one with Judge Jennifer Dorow

Oneida hunters reflect on season and traditions

Susie Kay's Cafe in downtown Manitowoc served around 256 free Thanksgiving meals and desserts. It's the fourth year they've given out the dinners.

Downtown Manitowoc cafe gives out over 250 free Thanksgiving meals

The lighting ceremony took place Wednesday night. Tilkens, an organizer, says it's a good opportunity to remind everybody what the season means.

Green Bay holds annual Peace Tree lighting ceremony, kicks off winter lights

But board members who were at the meeting voted unanimously to make Feil the full-time superintendent for the rest of this school year and the next.

Manitowoc school board votes to make Interim Superintendent James Feil full-time leader

Staying warm and safe during your winter run

Gun deer season opens in Wisconsin

Changing clothes and lives at the Community Giving Closet

Chilly weather stick around for the next few days but a warm up is on the way next week with temperatures getting back into the upper 30s.  A few flurries or light snow showers will linger through the day as temperatures remain on the chilly side in the upper 20s with breezy west winds.  A cold front will approach from the northwest Saturday with some snow showers accompanying it. A light dusting to an inch of snow is possible. Temperatures will rise into the mid 20s only.  Sunday morning will be likely the coldest morning in over than 200 days with some areas waking up in the single digits. Highs will climb into the upper 20s with mostly sunny skies.  We do get back into the mid and upper 30s next week with a period of dry weather but another system could approach us and impact Thanksgiving Day with rain or perhaps a wintry mix.

Gino Recchia NBC26 Weather Forecast 11/18/22 Morning

Cloudy skies build in tonight ahead of our next weather maker. some light rain showers may scrape parts of the southern fox valley.

Gino Recchia NBC26 Weather Forecast