Good morning, Morristown.

Little Shop of Horrors celebrated its milestone anniversary (with News 12’s Joel Crump offering a rare behind-the-scenes look) and continues to thrill local audiences with its blend of dark comedy and rock-and-roll music.

New Jersey State Parks released its fall foliage map showing that leaves in Morris county will begin to change early to mid-October.

The state will post updated maps and on-site reports each Friday.

Morris County Board of County Commissioners declared Sept.

24 as Save a Life Day to celebrate a 66% decline in fatal overdoses as health officials continue training in naloxone use and prevention programs. The event — marking ongoing efforts to save lives — raises community awareness about opioid overdose prevention.

Greater Middlesex & Morris Habitat for Humanity is accepting applications for 10 affordable single-family homes—3 in Kenvil and 7 in Budd Lake; applications for Kenvil are due on Oct.

31 with random selection on Dec. 1, and Budd Lake applications are due on Nov. 30 with selection on Dec. 22. Applicants must attend a mandatory virtual session.

The New Jersey Devils announced a playable popcorn bucket and several fan-inspired food items, including Rutt’s Hut deep-fried hot dogs, will debut at Prudential Center for the 2026-27 season.

Fans can enjoy interactive memorabilia alongside expanded concessions during games.