Good morning, Temple.

Local cities released trick-or-treat hours and Halloween safety guidelines for Saturday, Oct.

31, with staggered neighborhood hours and tips that include adult supervision, well-lit costumes, and checking wrapped candy before giving it to children.

Parents in the Temple area should plan for Halloween this weekend by mapping trick-or-treat routes, checking costumes for visibility and fit, carrying flashlights, and supervising children to keep festivities safe.

Nine local, regional and state agencies will run an aircraft crash simulation at Temple Municipal Airport to practice coordinated rescue, hazmat response and triage, and to test communication and on-scene procedures.

Texas All Abilities Network will hold its first Holiday Market, All Abilities, One Galaxy! on Nov.

14-15 at the Killeen Civic and Conference Center, offering accessible shopping and vendor booths for people with disabilities (free to attend; vendors welcome).

Mickey’s Dog Park in Killeen will close for annual maintenance from Nov.

2 to Nov. 20 (city officials say it will reopen Nov. 21).

Arcadia Theater is set to host an international summit of property investors, bringing company leaders who manage properties worldwide to the historic downtown venue (organizers call it a perfect fit for size and location).

Temple ISD received a $150,000 grant this week to outfit elementary schools with STEM labs, funding supplies and equipment to expand hands-on science, technology, engineering and math instruction across the district.

The Temple High School Wildcat Band will compete in the Area Marching Contest this weekend as it seeks a qualifying spot for the state marching contest.

Central Texas College Net Impact students held a Breast Cancer Awareness Month event at the Anderson Campus Center (tables were lined with pink ribbons bearing personal messages) to raise awareness and support for people affected by breast cancer.