Good morning, Marietta.

Carol Ann, the Dog of the Day from the Cobb County Courier, is a one-year-old black/white Labrador retriever weighing 48 lbs at the animal shelter in Marietta—visitors should schedule appointments for visits to ensure a smooth process.

Marietta officials honored the late Rev.

Dr. Nelson Price by naming part of Roswell Street after him to recognize his 35 years of service at Roswell Street Baptist Church—thousands of congregants once drove there to hear him preach.

Casting calls in metro Atlanta offer paid roles such as four precision driver spots for a film on Nov.

3—aspiring actors can also apply for a reality show contest on Nov. 15 with a prize up to $100,000 and join training courses on Zoom and in production. Tess Hammock provided the details for these opportunities aimed at both actors and crew members.

Georgia students can apply to more than 60 colleges and universities for free in November through a partnership led by the Georgia Student Finance Commission — which includes the University System of Georgia, the Technical College System of Georgia, and private schools; the fee waiver program will help cut application costs.

Teasdale Foods, Inc. is recalling taco dinner kits sold at Aldi, Giant and Martin’s because the packs mistakenly contain cocoa mix that includes milk, which may cause life-threatening reactions for those with allergies.

The recall covers kits with best by dates in March and follows an FDA warning to consumers.

Dr. Ruchi Gupta explained that Halloween can be safe for kids with food allergies when families offer allergen-free candies and non-food treats & read labels carefully to avoid the top allergens.

She urged parents to prepare ahead by keeping epinephrine available and teaching children to check treats to keep the holiday fun and safe.

A weekend guide lists over 40 events across metro Atlanta and north Georgia, including Halloween parties, Día de los Muertos festivals and family fun at Fall Fest in Marietta—readers can plan outings from Oct.

31 to Nov. 2 with options ranging from free local activities to special ticketed events.

Kennesaw State football became bowl eligible for the first time in program history after a 33-20 win on Tuesday against University of Texas El Paso — it was the team's sixth win of the season.

In its second season in FBS, the Owls now face a bowl game invitation in December — with several options available.

Halloween Celebration at Glover Park Brewery

2-11:55 p.m. — Glover Park Brewery — Kid and pet friendly — Celebrate Halloween with brews and festive fun at the brewery.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Marietta’s NEW Theatre in the Square — $27.44 - $51.94 — Enjoy a hilarious battle of cons on the glamorous French Riviera.

Annual Gem & Mineral Show

10 AM – 6 PM — Cobb County Civic Center — Free admission — A three-day extravaganza for rock and mineral enthusiasts with activities for the whole family.

A Sage Christmas Musical Revue

3:00-4:30 p.m. — Marietta’s NEW Theatre in the Square — $36.00 - $64.75 — Celebrate the season with a festive blend of holiday tunes performed by the Sage Ensemble.