Good morning, Charlottesville.

Twice Is Nice, a nonprofit resale store, is asking the community for $2M to complete renovations at its new location on Preston Avenue where it will open in January — the store has already raised over $700K through grants and donations to support local seniors.

Area farmers markets will host a Double Match Day for SNAP/EBT customers during the last week of September to boost purchasing power for eligible shoppers.

The Sizzle Shack in the Dairy Market serves perfectly seasoned smash burgers and crispy chicken sandwiches that draw loyal customers in Charlottesville—a limited-time deal lets burger fans buy a $50 gift card for $25 through Cville Local Deals.

Batten schools hosted constitutional scholar Paul Carrese who told students that the Constitution is our common ground regardless of America’s divisions.

He spoke ahead of the signing anniversary to remind everyone of its unifying power.

The College Scorecard shows U.Va. graduates earn $86,863 on average—much higher than the $53,727 median at other four-year colleges.

Experts advise students to choose majors carefully since fields like computer science offer high returns while degrees in fine arts and humanities may have a lower payoff.

Bank of America partnered with the Jefferson School Foundation to bring mobile banking services to the Jefferson School City Center in Charlottesville—this marks the first time these services are offered locally.

The UVA Center for Politics talked about fundraising trends in Virginia’s statewide elections — a discussion that explained how campaign funds are influencing political races.

Over the past two weeks, the elevators at the Market Street Parking Garage have been in and out of service—leaving one elevator on the downtown mall side nonfunctional.

City spokesperson Afton Schneider said accessibility is a priority as repair efforts continue.

City Manager Sam Sanders said the city has worked over the past two years to help the unhoused and is now looking at sites for temporary shelter and emergency housing—efforts that involve councilors and county leaders.

He noted that more meetings will be held soon to decide on services for homeless families, seniors, and others.

The League of Women Voters is urging all eligible Charlottesville voters to check or register on Tuesday for National Voter Registration Day as early voting starts Friday—voters must complete registration by October 24 for the November 4 election.

Anyone who changed their name or moved must update their information—this step is essential for voting.

A local barber saved a boy’s life when he noticed a cancerous lump on his neck—he alerted the boy’s family so he could get medical help quickly.

The Orange County Free Clinic has joined the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank’s Food Pharmacy program to provide patients with free, healthy food and nutrition education amid cuts to federal funding—an 800-square-foot addition funded partly by a $50,000 grant will soon expand the clinic’s services. This partnership helps local residents coordinate medical appointments with access to tailored food options to manage chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension.

Virginia linebacker Kam Robinson is expected to play in the ACC opener against Stanford Saturday night after missing three games with a fractured collarbone — his return aims to boost the defense as Coach Tony Elliott noted Robinson practiced non-contact last week.

The University of Virginia Cavaliers are preparing for their ACC opener against Stanford, marking the first meeting between the two teams.

Coach Tony Elliot said his team will focus on hand placement + discipline as they get ready for the game.

Charlottesville PBR Rodeo

8:00-9:30 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling rodeo entertainment with PBR's top performers.

Stanford Cardinal vs. Virginia Cavaliers Football

7:30-9 p.m. — Scott Stadium — Cost info not provided — Catch an exciting football matchup between Stanford and Virginia.

Tyler Childers Concert

7-9 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sounds of Tyler Childers with proceeds supporting local Appalachian initiatives.

The Concussion Discussion

5:30-8:00 p.m. — Graduate by Hilton Charlottesville — Ticket prices vary — Explore the latest research and treatment debate surrounding concussions with expert insights.

Will Overman - 'Stranger' Release Celebration

5-11 p.m. — Sidetracks Music — Free entry — Celebrate the release of Will Overman's new music with songs and stories from this local favorite.

Oktoberfest Celebration at Blue Mountain Brewery

All day — Blue Mountain Brewery — Inquire about pricing — Enjoy ten days of festive German food, live music, and games.

Ramona & The Holy Smokes Live

6-7 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an engaging evening with Ramona & The Holy Smokes featuring Kai Crowe-Getty and Olivia Ellen Lloyd.

Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Jefferson Theater — Tickets available through Ticketmaster — Experience the Medicine Anniversary Tour with Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors in a cozy venue.

Dementia Care Model Presentation

4-5 p.m. — Northside Library — Free entry — Learn about the GUIDE model for dementia care and its impact on non-medical home care reimbursement.

Tuesday Rumba Night with Vincent Zorn

7-9 p.m. — The Bebedero — Free entry — Enjoy lively gypsy rumba music every Tuesday evening.

YMCA Gatorade Halloween Hustle 10K Run & 2 Mile Family Walk

Sign up to run, walk, or volunteer at the YMCA Gatorade Halloween Hustle 10K & 2 Mile Family Walk on Oct. 25, featuring festive costumes, family fun, and a post-race party with bounce houses and contests! Proceeds go toward YMCA financial assistance, to ensure no one is turned away for inability to pay.