Good morning, Pensacola.

Pensacola EggFest will raise $30,000 for a Golden Retriever facility dog to support mothers in the Perinatal Specialty Unit at Ascension Sacred Heart Women's Hospital.

Ticket sales fund the dog's training to bring comfort to moms during long hospital stays (continuing a previous commitment).

In September, Pensacola restaurants experienced shifts, with Arashi and 7 Brew opening on Sept.

14 while Taste of Jerusalem reopened on Sept. 27, and Quickly + Adonna’s Garden St. Café closing temporarily; Eurasian Bistro will permanently close on Oct. 25.

Pensacola’s first Chocolate House serves Belgian chocolate treats, crepes, coffee and more at 620 E.

Nine Mile Road from today until midnight, as founder Rashad Alawi and part-owner Malik Asad prepare to wow dessert lovers.

Local events take center stage this week with Monday Night Blues at Seville Quarter and Toast: The Best of Bread at Saenger Theatre today, while Festa Italiana (Friday at Seville Square) and Munson Heritage Festival (Saturday at Krul Lake) bring food, music and cultural fun for community members.

National Hurricane Center is tracking a broad area of low pressure off the coast of Mexico with low chances for a tropical system to develop (forecasters say any development would be slow) as Pensacola and the Panhandle remain under flood watches and intermittent showers today from a stalled cold front.

A large waterfront property in Gulf Breeze is on the market at 616 Bay Cliffs Road, offering 5,568 sqft on 0.71 acres with 113 feet of Pensacola Bay frontage (it once hosted George and Barbara Bush).

A bayfront estate in Gulf Breeze is listed for $2.8M — built in 1978, the home features 3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 5,568 sqft on 0.71 acres and once hosted a future president’s coffee event in 1979 with showings available by appointment.