Good morning, Evansville.

At the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival, University of Southern Indiana athletes and Central high school teams host booths to support local sports, with fans able to visit booth 107 for the Screaming Eagles + booth 103 for Central Bears as the event continues throughout the week.

John Cleese will perform his Still Not Dead (YET) Tour at RiverPark Center on March 12 at 7:30 p.m. following a screening of Monty Python and the Holy Grail with live Q&A; tickets go on sale Friday, Oct.

9 at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster and the Center Box Office.

The West Side Nut Club has launched a new Fall Festival mobile app that lets visitors favorite treats on its Munchie Map.

A simple tutorial explains how to mark foods while planning festival visits.

Evansville Police set drone restrictions for the WSNC Fall Festival — the rules ban drone launches, landings and operations within a designated area from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily through Oct.

10.

At the Fall Festival, Deaconess dietitians offer a Wise Choice Menu at various booths so attendees can choose healthier foods alongside their traditional treats.

Enjoy balanced options throughout the event.

American Red Cross Indiana Region officials share fire prevention tips in honor of Fire Prevention Week, advising residents to prepare a plan, test smoke alarms, and use space heaters safely—citing cooking and home heating as top causes of home fires.

The IHSAA girls soccer sectionals began Monday with match scores updated and today’s games underway at Tell City.

Winners from these contests will meet on Wednesday and Saturday at several local fields including EVSC Soccer Fields, Washington, Memorial, White River Valley and South Knox.

Courier and Press invites community members to vote for the high school Athlete of the Week presented by Orthopaedic Associates.

Voting remains open until 5 p.m. Friday, with nominees in soccer+tennis, volleyball, golf and cross country competing for the honor.

IHSAA boys tennis regionals are set for today and tomorrow at Ed Yarbrough Tennis Complex as eight Southwestern Indiana teams—including host Jasper and North Daviess—prepare for matchups after strong sectional wins.

Amy Weber returned to coach the Mount Vernon girls soccer team weeks after a heart attack.

She followed doctors’ orders to rest at home and has now resumed her role in Posey County — a reflection of her dedication — as the season continues.