Good morning, Worcester.

Filming for the third season of The Walking Dead: Dead City begins Monday, Sept.

22 in the Heart of the Commonwealth where actors (Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen) will shoot scenes on Main, Portland, Norwich and Mechanic streets. City officials said downtown streets will have no parking and some will be closed during filming to protect production activities.

Tommy Buoy, lead guitarist of Yachtley Crew, joined Talk of the Commonwealth to discuss the band’s new album Seas the Day and their energetic hometown show at Indian Ranch in Webster.

He said the album features cover songs and an original track, Pain of Losing You by Diane Warren — and he is proud to carry on Jimmy Buffett’s party spirit.

Superintendent Brian E.

Allen shared a plan at the Sept. 18 meeting to recruit 15 to 20 high school juniors and seniors from Worcester as future teachers with a promise to work for the district after college by June—he aims to build local talent. The School Committee voted for the plan—some members voiced concerns about money and on-site internships.

Ryan Kittredge, president of ClearPath Financial Partners, advises lottery winners to wait and form a team—comprising a financial advisor, CPA, and attorney—to plan safe moves with investments like high-yield savings and CDs so they avoid financial risks.

His guidance helps winners steer clear of pressure from family and friends.

Massachusetts Inspector General Jeffrey Shapiro visited Worcester and Central Massachusetts this week to meet with local leaders and explain his office’s role in fighting fraud and waste—highlighting full investigatory powers on procurement issues.

He cited a Barre case where officials corrected conflicts of interest and policy gaps in public works oversight.

The state Department of Public Health said that West Nile virus risk is high in Worcester and 14 nearby communities after two men in their 60s got sick following mosquito bites—experts say residents should use insect repellent and wear long sleeves outdoors.

A real estate developer is working to bring a Costco to Southborough at 21 Coslin Drive—town leaders plan to vote on a zoning change at a special Town Meeting on Oct.

27. Leaders say the project could help lower local tax bills, though a Costco spokesperson said details remain unconfirmed.

A Taste of Ireland

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience world-class Irish music and dance that brings the spirit of Ireland alive on stage.

The Best Little Food Truck Festival in Milford

12-5 p.m. — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Boston - Milford — Free entry — Enjoy delicious food trucks and live music while supporting a good cause.

22nd Annual Home Run 5K Road Race/Walk

10 AM — Jewish Healthcare Center — Registration fee required — Celebrate community health with a fun-filled 5K run and walk.

Bonsai Workshop at Dirigible Brewing

7-9 p.m. — Dirigible Brewing Company — Registration required — Create your own bonsai tree while enjoying handcrafted beers and a cozy atmosphere.

Starship Featuring Mickey Thomas and Foghat

7:30-9 p.m. — The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts — Cost info not provided — Experience the legendary voices of Mickey Thomas and the rock sounds of Foghat.

Scott Heron: Jam Camp North

10 a.m. — Prindle Pond Conference Center — $ — A weekend of jamming in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere featuring old-time and bluegrass music.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire

2:30-4:00 p.m. — DCU Center — Ticketed event — Experience the thrill of monster trucks in an exciting new Glow-N-Fire show!

Savage Ga$p, Grim Salvo, and Witchouse 40k Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Palladium — Tickets available — Experience the electrifying performances of Savage Ga$p and friends live in Worcester.

Rhett Miller Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Off The Rails — Tickets starting at $30.50 — Enjoy a night of music with Rhett Miller at this popular Worcester venue.

Pink Martini Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices range from $87 to $303 — Experience an evening of eclectic music from the beloved Pink Martini.