Good morning, Flint.

Flint restaurant 810 Munchies, known for serving special needs families, will relaunch as a food truck after closing its Dort Mall spot in July — owner Steven Brewer aims to be back by the new year and is raising funds with a GoFundMe.

Tapology will celebrate its 25th anniversary with tap dance masterclasses and a competition at FIM (1025 E.

Kearsley St.) on Saturday, Oct. 24. Registration opens at 8 a.m. and Visiting Schools Days occur today and Friday, Oct. 23.

The Genesee County Fair will move to June in 2027, running from June 21-26 at the Everett A.

Cummings Center in Mt. Morris to avoid back-to-school conflicts. Families can look forward to agricultural exhibits, entertainment, and fun attractions under the new summer theme.

Edible Flint partners with MSU to bring its Organic Farmer Training Program to Flint in 2027, offering eight scholarships and hands-on training in sustainable farming.

Scholarship applications are due Nov. 15 (deadline for aspiring growers).

UM Club of Greater Flint added two new board members—Kathy Popocik from Flushing and Julie Nemeth from Holly—to help boost membership and organize a football pep rally today from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Redwood Steakhouse and Brewery in Mundy Township, with $15 tickets that include food and raffle prizes.

U.S. Rep. McDonald Rivet and Sen. Raphael Warnock held a get-out-the-vote rally on Wednesday at Christ Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church on East Hamilton, urging Flint residents to vote as they discussed local challenges like food access and health care costs ahead of Election Day.