Arleen Newhouse bags meals, makes homemade cards, and even hands out lollipops at a Norridge senior center. She says she wants to be carried out of the job.

The 33rd annual fall fest runs three days with cream puffs, craft beer and a Milwaukee Bucks fan zone on Sunday.

Bull riding, a parade and Gospel Night headline this week's Covington fairgrounds lineup, with sources split on the exact closing day.

Five October nights of ghost-guided history walks wind through graves dating to 1790, with tales of the enslaved man Bristow.

The 1875 oceanfront landmark is back open, with its gardens, oyster program and six-course tasting menu in full swing.

Mayor Bowser and Spingarn alumni opened the new training campus Thursday, promising jobs paying nearly $49 an hour.

The 281-member crew wraps a 92-day Pacific voyage with free public tours at B Street Pier through Monday.

Elias Weiss Friedman leads a free Schuylkill Banks walk Sunday, ending with a group photo on the Art Museum steps.

Chastain Park neighbors are bracing for 3,500 concertgoers mixing with trick-or-treaters on dark residential streets.

The Christopher Hope Community Center now has a boxing and fitness space, with police calling it a tool to build confidence citywide.

Indian Run Elementary students wrote thank-you letters bound for a local veterans care center at Dublin's newest library feature.

A Brown postdoc now bulk-orders groceries and insulates his house as heating oil costs climb toward $1,000 a tank.

More than 1,000 signers want the 5 p.m. shutdown and rising Tent City costs reconsidered before Oct. 10.