Good morning, Chesapeake.

A Chesapeake nonprofit is struggling as doubled fuel prices cut into its food budget and lower donations, forcing it to group deliveries to conserve diesel while local church groups help transport food to seniors.

The organization is adjusting its operations to continue serving those in need.

Crews on the $60M Deep Creek Bridge project will implement a traffic shift on Sunday as police guide drivers while eastbound traffic moves to a new single lane and westbound traffic continues on the existing lane for at least eight weeks.

Hampton Roads Transit’s OnDemand service has grown in popularity as rising gas prices push Chesapeake riders to choose its $2 fare alternative, with nearly 10,000 trips completed in April.

Users can book rides via an app and expect wait times under 25 minutes, offering a flexible transit option.

Eastbound traffic on George Washington Highway will move to the new Deep Creek Bridge tomorrow night after weather delays; Westbound vehicles will continue on the old bridge until crews add the final lanes and begin demolition of parts of the nearly 100-year-old structure.

Chesapeake Jubilee

4:30-7:30 p.m. — Chesapeake City Park — Ticket info online — Experience a cherished community event with food, music, and a spectacular fireworks show.

Crabbing in Chesapeake

9:00 AM to 11:00 AM — Great Bridge Lock Park — $10 per person — Discover the fun of catching Blue Crabs while learning about their biology and proper techniques.

The Gothic Market

11 AM – 3 PM — Chesapeake Conference Center — Free entry — Experience a unique Gothic and Halloween horror exhibition inspired by pop culture and folklore.

Spiritual Empowerment Conference

7-10 p.m. — Chesapeake Conference Center — Free admission — Experience a transformative evening focused on faith, leadership, and personal growth with dynamic speakers and worship.