Good morning, Springfield.

Downtown Springfield will host its eighth annual trick-or-treat event on Oct.

24 led by City Commissioner Tracey Tackett through her business Sip & Dipity — organizers will close parts of Fountain Avenue and nearby streets for music by DJ Chill, a witches alley with potion making, a new witches dance, and a best witch award in memory of Julee Livingston while collecting donations for Project Woman.

All-In Nutritionals, a Springfield-based nutrition and wellness company, announced it is expanding its 33-acre campus at 5060 S.

Charleston Pike to boost supplement and skincare production and create new jobs— it will host a ribbon cutting and open house on Oct.8 from 4 to 6 p.m.

Federal workers in the Miami Valley have been left without paychecks due to a government shutdown that has strained finances as living costs rise—financial experts advise contacting creditors and using support services like interest-free loans from local banks.

A Springfield high school football game on Friday night used new security measures after off‐field issues last season.

Officials added more police and a visitor gate at Heidkamp Stadium—while Springfield beat Wayne 42 to 14 and they plan to review the rules next week.

Halloween Yoga

4:30-6 p.m. — Betty — $20 — Enjoy a cozy Halloween-themed yoga class with candlelight, gentle flow, and a spooky soundtrack.

Fall Harvest Festival

2-6 p.m. — Kettering Fields — Free admission — Celebrate autumn with family-friendly activities, a pumpkin patch, and a costume contest.

Standing Up to POTS Awareness Event

11 AM – 3 PM — Wittenberg University — Free entry — Support a non-profit working to raise awareness about POTS and its impact on lives.