Good morning, Pensacola.

Pensacola Interstate Fair will take place from Oct.

22 to Nov. 1 despite Hurricane Isaias causing minor damage. FPL crews are finishing repairs before setup begins so that a full schedule of concerts, rides and livestock events is available.

United Way of West Florida has activated its Recovery Fund to help neighbors recover from Hurricane Isaias—local partners will allocate donations to support rebuilding efforts in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.

Operation BBQ Relief has been cooking hot meals in Milton for residents affected by Hurricane Isaias; volunteers (20 to 30 workers) fed nearly 1,000 people at Tuesday lunch and will deliver additional meals through the week.

Emerald Coast Utilities Authority lifted the boil water notice for most of mainland Escambia County, including Perdido Key, today; the advisory remains for Pensacola Beach and some addresses.

The utility expects to lift the beach notice tomorrow (if water quality tests meet state standards).

Crews began debris pickup Monday evening ahead of schedule after Hurricane Isaias, and county officials say cleanup in the north and south zones will last three to four months — teams will deposit debris at temporary transfer stations.