Good morning, Wilmington.

Delaware Probation and Parole and local service providers are hosting a free Community Resource and Job Fair on October 1 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at the New Castle County Route 9 Library (3022 New Castle Avenue) that will offer food boxes, on-the-spot job interviews, clothing distribution, and other resources for the community.

POTUS at Chapel Street Players opens Oct.

2 in Newark and runs through Oct. 10 with six performance dates; local actors present a political farce — featuring sharp satire and mature themes — while tickets are on sale via BookTix.

Delaware announced $5,055,797 in arts grants funding 127 awards across the state & boosting support for local venues from Newark to Wilmington; Delaware Theatre Company's musical will close Oct.

4 and future season events are planned to sustain the vibrant art scene.

Delaware Restaurant Association honored top restaurant and hospitality leaders at the Delaware Cornerstone Awards, celebrating local teams that make dining special across the state.

Good Morning Delaware covered the event and highlighted how these leaders uplift the community + strengthen local businesses.

Due to a weekend nor'easter, the Delaware Taco Festival has rescheduled its 10th annual event to Nov.

14 and 15 at Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park, where over 30 restaurants will serve four-dollar tacos, Lucha Libre Wrestling, contests, and live music plus a kids zone. Pre-purchased tickets remain valid.

The Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs will debut the exhibit 'One Land Many Voices' at the new John Dickinson Plantation Visitor Center on Saturday, Oct.

10 at 10 a.m. at 250 Kitts Hummock Road + Governor Matt Meyer has proclaimed the day to honor the site's diverse history.

The Delaware Restaurant Association hosted the Delaware Cornerstone Awards — honoring top restaurant leaders and hospitality teams for innovation and community support — and Good Morning Delaware covered the celebration that spotlighted the people driving our local food scene.

After sunny weather returned today following a nor’easter, remnants of Hurricane Polo will bring increased rain and possible flooding into Delaware during the weekend—local weather officials expect only typical rainfall; showers are likely on Oct.

3 and 4.

Gov. Meyer remains optimistic that federal funding + Army Corps assistance will restore coastal dunes after a nor'easter caused heavy erosion at several beach communities, including Bethany Beach that lost much of its protective dunes.

Local officials plan installing a three-foot dam to reduce future flooding.

Forrest Bartlett’s Hawaiian Warfare clinched his fifth win in six starts on Sept.

29 — a strong performance at Harrington Raceway that put DSBF divisions back in the spotlight.

Delaware Blue Coats coach Joe joined DETV on Good Morning Delaware this week to preview the season in Wilmington, sharing what fans can expect from the local pro team.

His insights aim to boost community excitement for upcoming games.