Good morning, Grand Island.

Grand Island Police are inviting neighborhoods to host block parties for National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug.

4 and will visit registered events to build trust between residents and law enforcement.

Nebraska Diaper Bank has partnered with Hope Harbor in Grand Island to provide free diapers and support services for families in need (the initiative strengthens local community resources).

A historical marker will be dedicated at Fonner Park in Grand Island to honor the city’s heritage, and local officials plan to invite residents once the event date is confirmed.

Grand Island Creative District will host a free, casual event on Monday, Aug.

3 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce and EDC office where community members can enjoy food, drinks and take part in a collaborative art project while learning about upcoming cultural programs.

Award-winning author and illustrator Pedro Martín will lead a free zine-making workshop at the Grand Island Public Library on Saturday, Sept.

12 at 1 p.m. (The event will include a book signing to celebrate literacy, creativity, and storytelling.)

Drivers in the Tri-City area face lane and crossing closures this week due to road work.

In Grand Island, 10th Street between Sycamore and Oak is closed for asphalt repair (finishing Friday), while Kearney and Hastings handle closures for water valve and track upgrades respectively.

NTV’s Deandra Kurtenbach met with Nebraska Extension’s Cami Wells to explain safety tips for cleaning produce and keeping dairy at safe temperatures in farmers’ markets.

The advice aims to help shoppers maintain food safety and protect their health.

City officials warned residents Tuesday after finding blue-green algae at Eagle Scout Lake.

Swimming remains prohibited and residents (and pets) are urged to avoid contact as officials continue monitoring the lake’s condition.