Good morning, Scottsdale.

Former Army PFC Marcus Parker, a local Phoenix veteran, will receive a free electric vehicle and two years of financial mentoring at a Right Toyota ceremony in Scottsdale on Wednesday, Oct.

7 at 10:00 a.m. The award comes from Military Warriors Support Foundation + Right Honda + Wells Fargo.

Bierman Autism Center at 8444 North 90th Street (Suite 130) in Scottsdale is hosting a free sensory-friendly trunk-or-treat that lets kids enjoy decorated trunks, simple games, and face painting.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to noon on Oct. 24 and welcomes costumes or comfort-based attire.

Mohave Middle School in Scottsdale will host its Math & Science Academy Night 6-8 p.m. Oct.

27, giving families a chance to see STEM programs in action. The event features an MSA Scholar Program overview, a guided campus tour, and a demonstration by the Mohave Robotics team.

Scottsdale Unified School District’s board will vote today at Coronado High School on three proposed closure options as enrollment dropped from over 26,000 in 2010 to nearly 20,000 now — officials say the move aims to cut costs and adjust operations.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and Taiwanese leaders opened an economic and cultural office in Phoenix yesterday to boost tech collaboration & trade, even after receiving warnings from China’s consulate.

The new facility aims to support Taiwanese businesses and residents in the area.

KB DEVCO has submitted an application to convert an office building to 275 apartments in North Scottsdale — the City Council will hold a closed session today at 2 p.m. at 13875 N Northsight Blvd to consider legal advice on the project under the new adaptive reuse law.

This fall, Scottsdale Stadium (7408 E.

Osborn Road) will host 15 Scottsdale Scorpions home games as part of the Arizona Fall League, which runs through Nov. 12 and features prospects from top MLB teams. Fans can explore Old Town and pay $14 plus fees for tickets.

On Monday, Oct. 5, the Diamondbacks announced they would not bring back longtime play-by-play voice Steve Berthiaume (the longest-tenured broadcaster for the team) after 14 seasons.

The club is now considering new candidates for its broadcast lineup.