MONSTER MASH TRUNK-OR-TREAT
MOORHEAD – Enjoy an evening of trick-or-treating through the Moorhead Center Mall Parking lot October 28, 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm.
All ghouls, witches, and zombies are welcome! Other kids crafts and games will be available for families to enjoy.
Moorhead Parks and Recreation is seeking businesses, organizations, or even individuals that are interested in hosting and decorating a vehicle for this event. Please complete the registration form to get involved – www.cityofmoorhead.com.
FREE SPOOKY EVENTS OCTOBER 29
MOORHEAD – Join the Moorhead Public Library and The Rourke Museum for a Spooky Storytime at “The Art Ghoullery” on Friday October 29. Families are invited to join library staff for a Children’s Storytime and Museum Tour from 3:00 pm-4:00 p.m. at The Rourke Art Museum. Adults are welcome to visit The Rourke Museum from 6:30-8:00 pm for a reception with refreshments, takeaway treat bags, and a classic horror poetry reading performed by staff from the Moorhead Public Library. All are welcome and both events are offered free-of-charge.
THE MEADOWS AND VILLAGE GREEN CLOSING SOON
MOORHEAD – As has been practice in previous years, Moorhead Parks and Recreation will rotate the closing of its two golf courses. This year Village Green golf course will be open through Sunday, October 31.
The Meadows golf course may remain open longer, as the weather permits.
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE CANI ADAN WINS MOORHEART AWARD
MOORHEAD – Congratulations to Moorhead human rights advocate Cani Adan. On Tuesday, October 12, the Moorhead City Council and Mayor Shelly Carlson presented Cani with the MoorHeart award.
In addition to chairing the City of Moorhead Human Rights Commission, Cani works at the Afro American Development Center and volunteers with many groups in the community. He was nominated by four separate individuals in Moorhead. One of the nominations was especially moving: “Cani changed the life of our family. He worked for 13 months to help find jobs for me and my wife. We used to depend on County Benefits but not anymore and the reason is Cani.”
The MoorHeart award is an opportunity to recognize individuals who go above and beyond to demonstrate community within our City by their actions and service. A team of volunteers from city boards and commissions selects award recipients. The MoorHeart award is commemorated with a piece of art commissioned from Moorhead-based artist Karman Rheault especially for this purpose.