Good morning, Flint.

Crossroads Village hosts annual Ghosts & Goodies through the end of October with 20 trick-or-treat stops, a straw maze and a magic show at Colwell Opera House.

Families can ride the Huckleberry Ghost Train for a 40-minute tour of Halloween-themed sights and enjoy cider and donuts on-site.

Factory Two, a downtown nonprofit, held its ninth annual Make the Space open house to showcase classes in sewing, 3D design and printing, blacksmithing, and stained glass.

Donations collected will support practical workshops and a new program for repurposing leftover materials.

Flint non-profit Mission Possible is accepting applications for its Accelerated Savings and Asset program (ASAP), a six-month course that uses a 6-to-1 savings match to help residents build emergency funds and life insurance.

Applications are open until Nov. 6.

Rev. Dr. Henry Fuller Jr will receive the Key to the City on Saturday at 4 p.m. at Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church on North Saginaw Street — honoring over 50 years of ministry and service.

Genesee Health Plan celebrated 25 years Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting in Flint to honor the program’s founders and its service to over 100,000 residents.

The plan provides affordable care to those not qualifying for Medicaid and is funded by a Health Care Services millage due for renewal in November.

MSP Flint Post and the Genesee County Prevention Coalition are hosting a prescription drug take-back event Saturday, Oct.

24 at G-4481 Corunna Road in Flint Township from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Disposals are free and anonymous, and the event will offer naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and overdose response training.