Good morning, Lancaster.

Lancaster County police and firefighters will skate Saturday at Lancaster Ice Rink at 2:15 p.m.—the 2nd Annual Battle of the Badges charity hockey game will raise funds for The Yard Foundation to support first responders and their families—and honor fallen officers from Northern York County Regional Police Department.

Joseph (Joey) Williams, a 17-year-old senior at Donegal High School, died in a single-vehicle rollover crash on Landis Road in East Donegal Township just after 3 a.m. Sunday as Donegal School District provided crisis support for students.

On Oct 8, over 100 students from JP McCaskey High School walked out to protest a stalled state budget that has delayed school funding & programs.

Student organizer Thomas McCoy said the protest shows that lawmakers must act soon to keep vital educational activities running.

Lancaster County officials are getting ready for the Nov.

4 municipal election and remind voters to register by Oct. 20 and apply for a mail-in ballot by Oct. 28—Commissioner Ray D’Agostino said staff and volunteers are ready for voting. The election will include a mayoral race with candidates like Jamie Arroyo, Woody Chandler and Tony Dastra along with school board and city council contests that will affect daily life.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday advised consumers who bought unused Iron Hill Brewery gift cards with their credit cards to dispute the charges and file a complaint with the Bureau of Consumer Protection—his office said it is closely tracking developments.

He did not offer guidance for those who purchased using cash after the brewery’s abrupt closure and Chapter 7 filing.

Quentin Jones Rock & Roll Review

8-10 p.m. — The Lititz Shirt Factory — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a lively musical variety show featuring the greatest hits of rock, country, soul, and blues.

Freedom Walk to End Human Trafficking

Freedom Walk is a community awareness and fundraising event, rallying hundreds of abolitionists, taking thousands of steps to make a difference. Freedom Walk is an outward expression of our inward desire to see human trafficking completely abolished. Join us on Saturday, October 11, from 10 am to 1 pm at Musser Park in Lancaster and make a difference in our community.

Freedom Walk to End Human Trafficking

Freedom Walk is a community awareness and fundraising event, rallying hundreds of abolitionists, taking thousands of steps to make a difference. Freedom Walk is an outward expression of our inward desire to see human trafficking completely abolished. Join us on Saturday, October 11, from 10 am to 1 pm at Musser Park in Lancaster and make a difference in our community.

Trivia Nights at Smokehouse BBQ & Brews

6-8 p.m. — Smokehouse BBQ & Brews — No cover charge — Test your trivia skills while enjoying delicious food and competing for prizes.

Self-Heal Workshop with Barbara O'Neill

5 PM – 2 PM — Lancaster Mennonite School — Ticketed event — Discover practical tools for natural healing and vibrant living in an immersive 5-day experience with Barbara O'Neill.

VMware vSphere 8.0 Skill Up Training/Class

Mon-Fri, Oct 27-31 — ThinkSafety Training LLC — $2400 — Enhance your IT skills with this expert-led VMware training class.

Pumpkin Madness

1-6 p.m. — Cherry Crest Adventure Farm — Entry Fee Required — Get ready to smash, throw, and carve pumpkins in a fun-filled afternoon of pumpkin destruction.

LMHM Fall Fundraiser at Bierhall Brewing

5-8 p.m. — BierHall Brewing Company — Community event supporting the museum — Enjoy trivia and craft beer in a friendly atmosphere.

Trivioke Night at Southern Market

7-10 p.m. — Southern Market Lancaster — $1 off beer and wine — Enjoy a night of music trivia followed by karaoke with prizes for top trivia teams.

Back to the Future Live Music Event

10:00 PM – 11:59 PM — The Village Nightclub and Lizard Lounge — $20 entry — Catch classic hip hop vibes live from Greg Nice and enjoy sounds by talented DJs.