Good morning, Olathe.

Olivia Copeland, daughter of late Olathe mayor Michael Copeland, died on Saturday when she fell while rappelling off a cliff during a rock climbing tour in Idaho Springs, Colorado—she was 26.

Teachers from Olathe, Blue Valley and Gardner Edgerton were honored for their work — with nominations for awards and top rankings for Olathe schools — while a local freshman was named a state delegate at the Congress of Future Medical Leaders.

Probationers harvested produce and community groups supported school programs to mark a series of recent local achievements.

Gov. Laura Kelly requested an extension for federal disaster declarations after severe storms on Sept.

8—10 caused flooding in parts of Kansas. The extension allows counties until Nov. 9 to complete damage assessments with FEMA and verify costs under the Public Assistance Program.

Kansas health officials warned on Sept.

24 that 7-OH products sold in gas stations, smoke shops and convenience stores can be very harmful+ mixing them with alcohol or sedatives may cause serious breathing problems, addiction or death. They urge people to avoid these products, check labels and consult a doctor if they experience any adverse reactions.

Apple season peaks this weekend as nearly perfect weather makes U-Pick orchards in Kansas and Missouri a great outing for families—apple trees originally came from Central Asia and are not native to the area.

ASL-for-All 5K Walk, Run & Roll

8:30-9:45 a.m. — Frontier Park — Donations encouraged — Celebrate and support a shared signing community for Deaf and non-Deaf individuals.

KC Pumpkin Patch Homeschool Day

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — KC Pumpkin Patch — Prepurchased ticket required — A special field trip day for homeschooling families filled with autumn fun.

Walmart's Innovative Manufacturing Journey

7:30-9:00 a.m. — Grand Street Cafe — Free entry — Explore Walmart's groundbreaking 330,000-square-foot meat production facility and the innovation behind its design-build success.