As daylight saving time comes to a close this weekend, many will prepare to set their clocks back an hour. The change, set for Sunday, will also bring earlier sunsets and adjustments in daily routines. Residents are reminded to prepare for the time shift, as it may impact various aspects of life, including health and local businesses. Experts are discussing the effects of this transition on mental health and sleep patterns. In addition, discussions continue in several states about potentially abolishing the clock change altogether. As communities brace for the end of daylight saving time, people are encouraged to adjust their schedules accordingly for optimal well-being.