Good morning, Terre Haute.

Competitive eating champion Joey Chestnut will meet fans at Rural King in South Terre Haute from 1 to 2 p.m. Jan.

19, where attendees can get a first look at his Big & Yellow popcorn collaboration.

Vigo County YMCA is hosting its 10th annual Heart Throb 5K on Feb.

14 + runners begin at 10 a.m. at the YMCA and route through Fairbanks Park, with prizes for top finishers and the fastest couple. Registration costs $25 and closes noon on Feb. 10.

The Sakbun Family’s Annual Bundles of Hope Baby Supplies Drive will begin next week in Vigo County, collecting essential baby supplies (diapers, blankets, wipes) for local families.

Drop-offs will occur at City Hall and churches, and a distribution event is scheduled for Feb. 28 from 10 a.m. to noon.

Catholic Charities Terre Haute is celebrating National Mentoring Month by inviting community members to mentor children at Ryves Youth Center through its Time for Me program this January.

The Honey Baked Ham Company is planning a new store in Terre Haute after already opening in Bloomington and Indianapolis.

The franchise director said the expansion will bring fresh dining options to local residents soon.

MyFootpath partnered with Indiana State University to help re-engage nontraditional students who paused their education.

The initiative aims to support returning students with clear pathways to graduation.

State Sen. Spencer Deery introduced Senate Bill 159 to let parents control content filters on school laptops and limit non-educational use, after a committee vote.

The bill will continue through the General Assembly as discussions progress.

Brothers Andrew and Evan Keiser, Terre Haute natives and graduates of Terre Haute South Vigo High School, are excited for Monday’s national championship game between Indiana University and Miami + each supports a different team.