Good morning, Morristown.

Wightman Farms (Morristown) hosts its Autumn Harvest Festival this fall with a giant corn maze, haybale maze, rope maze and paver maze on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through September and October.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Coastal and Northern New Jersey — a nonprofit supporting youth mentoring — will host the sixth annual Big Shots Golf Classic on Oct.

5 at Fairmount Country Club in Chatham, and the fundraiser will feature golf, contests and prizes that support local mentoring programs.

About 540,000 Medicaid recipients in NJ will face new work requirements starting Jan.

1 that require documentation every six months. Officials warn that paperwork delays + misfiled documents may lead to a loss of coverage for eligible residents.

Patient Rights Advocate reported yesterday that nearly half of the surveyed New Jersey hospitals did not share clear pricing as required, and some hospitals say they are following federal guidelines — but unsolvable pricing algorithms leave patients confused.

Danny, a 6-month-old 19-pound Havanese mix cared for by Best Friend Dog and Animal Adoption, is available for adoption in Morristown.

The energetic pup—crate-trained and living with several dogs—is best suited for a home that is home often and free of very young children.

Kylo, a resilient 7-year-old dog from Eleventh Hour Rescue, was featured as North Jersey’s adoptable pet of the week for Sept.

18 + his adoption fee is fully sponsored; interested adopters should fill out an application.

A new Realtor.com report graded the New York-Newark metro with an F for both affordable housing and homebuilding.

It was released on Friday, Sept. 18 and shows North Jersey now faces a housing shortage that may slow future development & make homebuying tougher for locals.

West Morris stunned Roxbury at West Morris Central High School on Sept.

18 when Deacon Frayne scored a go-ahead touchdown with 14 seconds left to lead 22 to 14, & the team added 16 unanswered second half points & extended its four-game winning streak.

Philadelphia Waterdogs attacker C.J.

Kirst from Bernardsville will play Denver in the PLL final on Sept. 20 at Sports Illustrated Stadium—his family, including all his lacrosse-playing brothers and his mom, will cheer him on during his homecoming and 24th birthday.