Good morning, Kenosha.

Organizers of the upcoming Keys to Kenosha event received a $14,500 marketing grant from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism during a ceremony on the steps of Simmons Neighborhood Library on Wednesday; Mayor David Bogdala thanked the agency for its support as the grant will boost local tourism.

Residents in Kenosha County can join National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

4 at six locations; Kenosha County Gang Prevention will host an event at the new Human Services Building (3500 52nd St.) from 5 to 7 p.m. offering family activities, free hot dogs, and resource tables.

Owners of Coffee Pot plan to reopen the diner this fall by selling beer and wine in the least damaged area, pending license approval after a technical issue delayed the application (committee members support their proposal).

They are working with an insurance company and seeking extra financing to fully reopen.

The duo behind Ktown Connects received approval to reboot the Summertime Art Fair next June at Civic Center Park after the Kenosha Art Association retired its annual fair.

KUSD is exploring an organizational review of its Educational Support Center and has presented proposals from EAB & Hanover Research for the board to consider at its Tuesday meeting.

Andy Gross Live Performance

8:00 p.m. — Kenosha Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience the humor and magic of Andy Gross, a viral sensation on stage.