Good morning, Morgantown.

Linda Hall’s annual Turkish Bazaar will be held November 3–5 at Euro-Suites Hotel from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.—sellers will offer Turkish goods at low prices with most items costing $15 or less and a $1 minimum donation given to benefit Morgantown Community Kitchen.

Main Street Morgantown is hosting its annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat event on Thursday to celebrate Halloween, inviting families to enjoy safe activities along the main street (a longstanding local tradition).

West Virginia University President Michael T.

Benson toured Berkeley and Jefferson Counties during his eastern panhandle visit—stopping at a Proctor and Gamble facility, an agriculture extension farm, and WVU Medicine. He said the region’s strong manufacturing and quality high schools offer a chance to draw more local students—helping to keep jobs and growth in the state.

Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to attend the C.

Eugene Bennett In-House Chemistry Symposium from November 3rd to 7th at Mountainlair and Clark Hall to learn about new chemistry research through oral and poster presentations — the event will also include plenary sessions, career workshops and a community-focused Discover Chemistry activity.

WVU community members will attend STEM Movie Night today at 6 p.m. where they can choose from three films with screenings in Clark Hall and Field Hall and enjoy snacks provided.

The event is hosted by FirstGen Initiatives & the Department of Chemistry & First2 STEM Network.

Governor Patrick Morrisey started a state donation drive for food banks on Tuesday—using up to $13 million in matching funds to help reach $26 million in total food aid—because delayed SNAP payments from a government shutdown left many West Virginians in need.

If the proposal is approved, public employee health premiums will rise about 3% next July with an extra $200 charge for spouse coverage.

PEIA will hold public hearings in Wheeling, Beckley, Martinsburg, Charleston and Morgantown—giving employees and the public a chance to share their feedback—before moving forward with the plan.

The ACT Program launched its Mental Health Monday initiative on Oct.

28 to offer mental health support and resources to Morgantown residents—local professionals are prepared to provide immediate assistance.

WVU Medicine Children’s Hospital received a $28 million gift from Thomas Golisano and was renamed WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s — a change that will speed up pediatric care innovation and add the hospital to a national alliance of nine children’s hospitals — as announced Tuesday.

WVU coach Rich Rodriguez said his team struggled to convert fourth downs against TCU last week and plans to fix the issue by adjusting their play call.

He noted that Curtis Jones will get more reps at running back this week—an effort designed to strengthen short-yardage situations.

Houston Cougars at West Virginia Mountaineers Women's Volleyball

1-4 p.m. — Hope Coliseum — Check out the thrilling collegiate volleyball matchup between the Cougars and Mountaineers.

Kansas Jayhawks vs. West Virginia Mountaineers Women's Volleyball

1-3 p.m. — Hope Coliseum — Check the teams as they clash in this thrilling volleyball matchup.

Fret Buzz Live Performance

8-11 p.m. — Tipsy Teeze Bar, Grill and Music Hall — Check for ticket info — Enjoy a night of classic and modern rock with the local band Fret Buzz.

Dessert Tasting Evening at The Onyx Room

4-6 p.m. — The Onyx Room — Taste decadent desserts and explore the venue for your next celebration.

The Rock Orchestra By Candlelight

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Lyell B Clay Concert Theatre — Ticket info not provided — Experience a unique blend of rock and classical music in a candlelit atmosphere.