Good morning, Battle Creek.

Take-A-Break Child Care will host its third annual Fall Festival (free for all) on Oct.

3 at 415 S. 28th St. where families can enjoy games, music, prizes and seasonal activities.

McDonald’s launched a new lineup of summer and fall-themed beverages in Michigan, including the Red Bull Dragonberry Energizer (released Aug.

17) and Caramel Apple Frappe (available from Aug. 18). Customers can enjoy the limited-time drinks at hundreds of locations statewide.

After a motorcade escorted it on Tuesday, the Wall That Heals arrived at Harper Creek High School to honor Vietnam War veterans.

The traveling exhibit will offer free 24-hour access from Thursday through Sunday (welcome ceremony at 10 a.m. on Thursday).

Today, Kellogg Community College added eight new outdoor sculptures across its campuses in Battle Creek, Albion, Hastings and Coldwater as part of its Triennial Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition; the works will be available to view for free until June 2029.

Outshine fruit bars sold nationwide are being recalled for possible glass contamination, and customers in Michigan should check their freezers and return any affected packs for a full refund.

No injuries have been reported, but consumers are advised to contact a health care provider if they experience symptoms.

Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream announced a recall for select Outshine Fruit Bars with best-before dates from June to November due to possible glass contamination.

Consumers in Battle Creek who purchased these products should return them to their retailer for a refund, and no injuries have been reported.