Good morning, Topeka.

Annie Horton celebrated her 105th birthday Tuesday in Topeka with family, sharing life stories and a message to enjoy every moment.

The event highlights the community’s appreciation for cherished local residents.

The Boys and Girls Club of Topeka will host its third annual Rise and Shine Breakfast on Tuesday, Oct.

20 from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Adams Club (550 S.E. 27th St.) to celebrate club youths and invite community support with alumnus Michael Williams as the featured speaker.

The East Topeka Senior Center will host its King & Queen Ball at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct.

17 at Rice Community Center to raise funds and celebrate its members. Tickets cost $25, and they are available in person or online.

German filmmaker Hellmut Schlingensiepen screened his documentary 'The Cloud of Witnesses: Dietrich Bonhoeffer in Harlem 1930/31' at Washburn University on Oct.

11 and will tour Depaul and Augsburg University in the coming weeks; he seeks an American distributor to share its timely (anti-racist) message.

A historic green caboose that has been at 29th and California since the 1970s is set to be moved to North Topeka's KickStart Saloon tomorrow as businesses help preserve it ahead of the old bank's demolition and the new coffee shop opening by Thanksgiving.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Topeka's Stormont Vail Cancer Center social worker Deborah Edelman-Dolan explains how breast cancer affects a woman's self-worth in the Hear me See me. podcast and offers advice for patients and families.

Florence Crittenton Services will host the Menopause & Mental Health conference on Friday, Oct.

30 at Sunflower Nonprofit Center, 5820 SW 6th Ave to discuss gaps in women’s care, with registration at $169 for CEU + $99 for standard attendance including lunch.

Mortgage rates topping 7% have made some Topeka homebuyers hesitant — rising inventory offers extra room to negotiate.

Realtor Justin Armbruster advises buyers not to wait for perfect conditions and to consider refinancing if rates fall later.