Good morning, Murfreesboro.

The Titans Foundation raffle benefits Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt now through Dec.

20; tickets can be bought online or at Nissan Stadium & fans who purchase 1,999 entries receive a special challenge coin. The team hosts its Crucial Catch game today to promote cancer prevention.

Costumes for a Cause is a lively fundraiser at The Warehouse on Thursday, Oct.

22, from 5 to 8 p.m.—attendees can join line dancing, spooky karaoke, a pay-to-vote costume contest, and enjoy refreshments while supporting the Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Center.

Ascend Amphitheater will host a free Veterans Day Community Day on Wednesday, November 11 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Ascend Federal Credit Union Amphitheater — the event will offer live music, exercise activities, military challenges and displays from community partners for veterans and active military and their families.

Demos’ Restaurant is celebrating team member Charlie Ewing’s 30 years of service.

Owners Peter & Kristin Demos praised his loyalty and invited locals to congratulate him on this milestone.

Pianist and vocalist Jody Nardone will open MTSU’s Jazz Artist Series at Hinton Music Hall on Oct.

22 at 7:30 p.m. A free masterclass is scheduled for Oct. 19 at Saunders Fine Arts Building (629 Normal Way) and tickets cost $10.

Evergreen Cemetery, Inc. is updating the nearly 150-year-old site by building a new office and converting the old entrance into a museum—Board Chair Greg Tucker and Executive Administrator Betty Brewer will guide the transition following the city's symbolic transfer.

The Tennessee Philharmonic Orchestra is launching its funded 45th season under new music director Matthew Phelps.

After opening with The Haunted Chamber at the Center for the Arts on Aug. 27, the Orchestra will perform Veterans Salute on Nov. 6 and a Christmas Spectacular on Dec. 3 at local venues.

Ensworth snapped a three-game losing streak by beating visiting CPA 28-17 on Friday, Oct.

9 — scoring two second-half touchdowns and forcing two interceptions to secure the win. Both teams have a bye next week.

Former Siegel High School boys’ basketball coach Ben Dotson, known for his strong record (he led his team to four state tournament appearances), died at 55 from recent health complications.

His legacy lives on in a community that valued his care and dedication.

MTSU is set to host University of Delaware in its first Conference USA midweek game on Tuesday at 6 p.m. on CBS Sports Network — Delaware is holding back its starting quarterback announcement, with coach Ryan Carty set to speak with media Saturday.