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New Albany is reviving its Emergency Repair Program (ERP), allocating an added $100,000 to help local homeowners tackle urgent repairs.

The ERP targets issues like plumbing, electrical problems, roofing, furnace replacements, and needed accessibility changes, focusing on essential fixes that keep homes safe and livable.

Renewed funding comes in response to strong community demand and previous program success, reflecting the city’s commitment to resident well-being.

Qualified homeowners can receive grants up to $10,000 through this initiative, powered by Community Development Block Grant support.

Residents interested in applying should reach out to Blevin Slone at New Directions Housing Corporation by calling 502-719-7181 or emailing blevin.slone@ndhc.org.

This effort highlights New Albany’s dedication to maintaining safe, accessible, and healthy homes for all its residents.

Ready for a spooky adventure that helps local teams?

Experience the New Albany Soccer Haunted Car Wash at Mister G’s Car Wash on Grant Line Road—if you’re brave enough!

From Thursday through Saturday, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., enjoy a clean car with a side of chills and surprises.

All proceeds benefit the New Albany High School Girls’ and Boys’ Soccer Teams, making it a frightfully fun way to show your support.

Gather your friends or family, embrace the scares, and help local student-athletes shine.

Don’t miss your chance for a night of scares and good deeds—see you at the wash!

Clarksville's Youth Council has been officially sworn in, representing a bold move to empower young leaders in the region.

Comprised of students from Clarksville, Providence, Silver Creek, and Jeffersonville High Schools, this new council stands ready to influence the community's future.

Council members will hone leadership skills with lasting impact on their careers while serving as advisors to local government and organizations.

The group will help shape and execute youth-driven initiatives, building on past successes like their impactful Mental Health Awareness campaign.

With major new projects such as Platform Park at I-65 North set to boost Clarksville's economy, the Youth Council’s fresh perspectives are more vital than ever.

Expectations are high as these students work to enhance quality of life and drive positive change for all residents.

Wathen Park in Jeffersonville’s Wathen Heights is set for a major transformation, bringing fresh energy to this neighborhood favorite.

Situated at 29 Regina Avenue near Allison Lane, the park has long been a beloved spot for family picnics and community gatherings.

The planned renovations focus on new playground equipment, upgraded picnic shelters, and revitalized landscaping, all aimed at creating a more vibrant, accessible environment for guests of every age.

Enhanced accessibility features promise to welcome even more visitors from across Jeffersonville.

These improvements are part of a broader effort by the Jeffersonville Parks Department to reinvigorate local parks and strengthen neighborhood connections.

With these upgrades, Wathen Park is set to continue as a lively gathering place, ensuring it remains a cherished asset for years to come.

The beloved Fright Fair returns to Jeffersonville on Saturday, October 25, from 1 PM to 7 PM, making its debut in the lively NoCo Arts & Cultural District.

This year, festivities stretch across 7th Street and Michigan Avenue, bringing more space and excitement for all ages.

Visitors will discover a vibrant market filled with over 30 artisans offering handmade treasures, ideal for early shoppers.

Live music by Missy and the Misfits at The Depot and energetic DJ sets by DJ Cam ensure a festive vibe.

Kids can enjoy inflatables, face painting, and crafts at Picasso Point’s Kids Zone, while art lovers watch Joe Autry’s sculpting skills live.

Special treats include Kolkin Coffee’s Fright Fair roast and an immersive, transformed NoCo Arts Center.

Costumes are encouraged, with highlights like the Show Biz Kids performance and a “Little Monsters” dance party.

Admission is free, celebrating Jeffersonville’s creative energy and community spirit.

Experience a Halloween celebration like no other at Dagger’z Bar & Grill in Jeffersonville, Indiana.

Join the fun on Saturday, October 25, from 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm for a festive candle making workshop.

Create your very own 12 oz candle in a cheerful jack-o'-lantern glass jar, choosing from five special autumn scents.

All supplies are provided for a smooth, creative afternoon.

Space is limited, and past events have sold out fast—reserve your spot while you can.

The workshop fee is $45, non-refundable but transferable if you’re unable to attend.

Enjoy delicious food and drinks available for purchase during the event.

Group bookings and private parties are welcome—contact us to arrange a memorable gathering.

Create spooky memories and take home a unique Halloween candle this year.

Clarksville is set for a night of Halloween fun as Roosters hosts a Huge Trunk-or-Treat and Car Show on October 23, 2025, organized by Broom Broom Commercial Cleaning LLC and G&G Radiator.

Families and car lovers can start prepping their vehicles at 5:00 PM, with Trunk-or-Treat candy collecting beginning at 6:00 PM.

Excitement builds with raffles at 8:00 PM—bring a canned or dry food item for entry, supporting One Community Church.

The first 50 car show entries earn dash plaques, and trophies will be awarded for standout vehicles and trunks.

All vehicles must remain onsite until the event wraps up, ensuring safety for all.

Businesses interested in sponsoring or donating can reach out to Chris Young, Chelsea Lanham, Daniel Glover, or the organizing team.

Experience eerie excitement as the Floyd County Library hosts its annual Halloween Bash on Friday, October 24, 2025, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at 180 W Spring St, New Albany.

The library will become a haunted destination, featuring spooky crafts, ghoulish games, and the mysterious Haunted Stacks.

Costumes are encouraged, inviting guests of all ages to collect treats and show off their Halloween spirit.

This free, family-friendly event requires no registration, offering a safe, fun night for everyone.

Looking for more fall festivities?

Join the Pumpkin Palooza on Saturday, October 4, for pumpkin decorating, apple cider, popcorn, and a festive pumpkin toss.

The outdoor fun continues as Floyd County Parks and Recreation brings back Halloween in the Park on October 19 at Sam Peden Community Park, packed with trunk-or-treating, games, and inflatables.

Halloween excitement is building in Georgetown, Indiana, as families gear up for festive Trunk or Treat events welcoming kids of all ages.

On Saturday, October 25th, Edwardsville United Methodist Church invites the community to its Fall Festival & Trunk or Treat from 3:00–5:00 PM at 4830 State Road 62. Families can enjoy games, a pumpkin patch, s’mores, face painting, and even the Kona Ice Truck, ensuring a fun and safe afternoon.

Later, from 6:00–9:00 PM, Georgetown Park at 9100 Lois Lane transforms for another Trunk or Treat celebration with creative trunk displays, candy, food trucks, bounce houses, a haunted shelter house, and photo booth fun.

With full-size candy bars courtesy of 5 Diamond Detailing, costumes and community spirit shine bright, promising a memorable Halloween for Georgetown families.

Tommy's Express Car Wash at 3534 E. 10th St. in Jeffersonville is bringing back its spine-tingling Tunnel of Terror event, set for October 24 and 25, from 7 to 9 p.m.

This local favorite transforms the car wash into a haunted adventure, letting guests enjoy both scares and a spotless vehicle for $20 per car — or free for Unlimited Club members.

The Tunnel of Terror promises a one-of-a-kind thrill for horror fans and car lovers.

Jeffersonville’s autumn fun doesn’t stop there.

The Community Action of Southern Indiana marks its 60th anniversary with Festi-Fall at 201 E. 15th St. on October 17, featuring live music, food trucks, and games.

Big Four Boo Fest returns October 27 at Big Four Station Park, offering trick-or-treating, games, and inflatables for families.

October in Jeffersonville is packed with excitement and local spirit.

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