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Animal Rescue, Trails Unveiled, Angel Tree Program, Fests & Markets Return! Trunk-or-Treat for a Cause 🎶 Meet Meeko & Bridges: Adopt Them Now!
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Animal Rescue, Trails Unveiled, Angel Tree Program, Fests & Markets Return! Trunk-or-Treat for a Cause 🎶 Meet Meeko & Bridges: Adopt Them Now!
Josh M.
Oct 2, 2025
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Trivia Question❓In the TV show Friends, what was the fake name Ross used to come up with in order to avoid having to answer questions about his first marriage? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Floyd County Animal Rescue League (FCARL) will host a microchipping clinic on Saturday, October 4, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the New Albany Farmers Market.
Pet owners can have their dogs and cats microchipped for just $5 per animal, with cash payments required.
This event is open to all, with no residency restrictions. Make sure to be in line by 11:15 a.m.
Bring a valid photo ID and veterinary records that match your animal — names and addresses must correspond.
All animals should be in carriers or on leashes, with a four pet maximum per household.
Microchipping is a quick, effective way to help lost pets find their way home. Give your furry friends the protection they deserve. Read More... |
Jeffersonville celebrates the opening of the 'Hike the Pike' trail, inviting locals to explore and enjoy the outdoors.
This scenic 1.2-mile path stretches along the north side of Utica Pike between Allison Lane and Six Mile Lane, offering a safe space for walkers and cyclists alike.
Enhanced by trailhead parking and push-button crosswalk signage at each end, the project was funded by the Jeffersonville Redevelopment Commission to improve convenience and safety.
Mayor Mike Moore highlights the trail’s role in boosting community health and fostering neighborhood connections.
'Hike the Pike' is part of ongoing developments, including a major $800 million Meta Platforms Inc. data center and a $60 million 1440 Foods production facility, together creating thousands of new jobs.
These initiatives underscore Jeffersonville’s dedication to expanding opportunities and enhancing quality of life for all residents. Read More... |
Floyd County families can now apply for the Angel Tree program, with applications officially open as of October 1.
This cherished initiative delivers holiday gifts to local children in need, aiming to brighten the season for every participating family.
Applications will be accepted until the program reaches capacity, so prompt action is encouraged for those interested.
Beyond the Angel Tree, October brings several exciting community events.
The 49th Annual Centre Fall Festival takes place October 4, featuring live music, festive food, and local vendors.
Later, on October 19, families can enjoy Halloween in the Park at Sam Peden Community Park, offering trunk-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, and fun for all ages.
These offerings give families a chance to connect, celebrate, and make special memories together in Floyd County. Read More... |
Jeffersonville welcomes the return of its lively Steamboat Nights 2025 festival on October 3 and 4 at Big Four Station Park, 299 Pearl Street.
This cherished riverfront gathering brings two nights packed with music, local flavor, and fun for all ages.
Families can enjoy the trackless train, a spirited beer garden, thrilling amusement rides, and interactive activities.
Friday spotlights performances from The Creekers, Holy Roller, and Free Creatures, while Saturday’s lineup features Dancensation, Hunter Flynn, The Vindys, and Bungalow Collect.
Don’t miss whimsical highlights like Bubble Bug, Yanni the Juggling Giant, and Marvel & Mystery Row.
Visitors can savor diverse bites from food trucks and immerse themselves in art demonstrations and the Artisans by Lantern Light showcase. Read More... |
Purrs in the City returns to Jeffersonville on Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at First Christian Church, 3209 Middle Road.
This annual gathering, hosted by the Animal Protection Association (APA), brings together art, craft, and vintage vendors, providing attendees with a chance to discover handmade gifts and unique finds.
Homemade soups, sweet treats, and desserts will be on offer, while guests try their luck at exciting raffles throughout the day.
Admission is free.
Support is encouraged through in-kind donations—items like clumping litter, Friskies canned food, or Temptations treats are especially valued.
All proceeds from booth rentals, food, and raffles directly help APA’s cats.
This is a local opportunity to enjoy a lively atmosphere and make a meaningful impact for cats in need. Read More... |
The Sellersburg Street Dance is back, inviting the entire community for an exciting night of live entertainment and classic fun.
Hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 204, this free, all-ages event features a car show beginning at 1 p.m., where both vintage and modern vehicles will be on display.
Live music kicks off at 3 p.m. with Two Ton Anchor bringing high-energy performances until 6 p.m.
Later, local favorites The Mad Taxpayers will keep the crowd dancing from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Delicious food, refreshing drinks, and cold brews will be available onsite.
Family-friendly activities ensure children have a great time too.
Celebrate community pride and support local talent at this can't-miss outdoor event under the stars. Read More... |
The Brass Rabbit Vintage Market returns to Sellersburg this Saturday, October 4, 2025, running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Wilkerson Park on the corner of Utica and New Albany Street.
Hosted by Chosen Goods with the support of the Town of Sellersburg, this annual event invites residents to enjoy the nostalgic charm of curated vintage finds.
Visitors will discover over 50 unique booths filled with antiques, handmade treasures, and collectible goods.
The market experience is enhanced with tasty bites from local food trucks, live music, pumpkin painting, and festive fall photo opportunities, creating a lively atmosphere for all ages.
Celebrate community spirit and autumn’s magic at the Brass Rabbit Vintage Market this weekend. Read More... |
Jeffersonville, Indiana will come alive this Saturday, October 4, as the Trunk-or-Treat Car Show returns to the Clark County Auto Auction at 1000 Auction Lane.
Hosted by America’s Clark County and the Haff-A$ Kar Klub, festivities begin with setup at 4:00 p.m. ET, followed by an evening of classic cars and community fun at 6:00 p.m. ET.
Locals are invited to deck out their vehicles in festive style, hand out candy, and celebrate with neighbors.
All vehicle types are welcome, highlighting a spirit of inclusion.
Admission is free for spectators, with a $20 entry for those showing off their cars.
The event features live music, awards, delicious local eats from SnoBiz of Jeffersonville, and plenty of Halloween cheer.
Proceeds support Childplace, Inc. Christmas Fund to aid local children in need.
Costumes are encouraged for a night of fun and giving back. Read More... |
🎵Remember This Classic?🎵 |
Meet Meeko! Read More... |
Meet Bridges, a 2-year-old, 60-pound male mixed breed looking for his forever home! This lovable pup is very sweet, laidback, and loves butt scratches. Bridges gets along well with other dogs, walks nicely on a leash, and takes treats gently. He has a low energy level and prefers sniffing around to playing. With an adoption fee of $100, Bridges could make a great addition to any family. Consider giving this friendly and affectionate pup a loving home today! Read More... |
Remember, these are just general insights, and your own intuition is your best guide! ✨
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💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Ross used the fake name "Lance Davis" to avoid talking about his first marriage to Carol. |