Good morning, Lancaster.

Volunteer teams from Lancaster Snow Angels and Santa’s Wolfpack helped clear driveways and parking spaces after parts of Lancaster County received up to 8 inches of snow from Sunday night through Monday morning — providing crucial aid for elderly residents and easing local travel.

Primanti Bros. announced that its Lancaster (and Camp Hill) locations will permanently close after a detailed portfolio review, according to vice president Ryan Wilkinson.

The Pittsburgh-based chain will continue operating in York and Hershey.

Rain this weekend disrupted the ice on the Susquehanna River near Lancaster and formed an ice jam.

Officials are monitoring conditions to ensure public safety.

Snow reports came in from a winter storm that produced up to 6.5 inches in parts of the Susquehanna Valley with Lancaster County totals ranging from 3.7 to 4.0 inches (heavy wet snow may cause power outages from gusty winds reaching 40 mph).

Conditions improved later as the snow ended.

The Hempfield Water Authority in Lancaster County announced that its drinking water is now safe after high nitrate levels from one well were resolved.

Customers received a letter Monday or will receive one today (the authority is working on a long-term solution to lower nitrate levels).

Research from Elizabethtown College finds the Amish vote was not decisive in Lancaster’s role in Pennsylvania’s 2024 election (about 2,500 Amish voters turned out, slightly fewer than in 2020) while shifts among urban voters explain the state’s results.

Residents of Plateau Village are expressing deep concern as United Zion plans to close the mobile home community to repurpose the land into cottages for its retirement community.

More than 70 families are set to relocate and face challenges with HUD rules after a Monday meeting offered limited solutions.

Lancaster Stormers announced single-game tickets will go on sale Friday, Feb.

27 at 8:30 a.m. at Penn Medicine Park with exclusive in-person deals for early fans + online tickets at regular price; the sale marks the official kickoff to the baseball season that begins on April 21.

Candlelight: Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons

6-7 p.m. — Barshinger Center — Tickets required — Experience the enchanting music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons played by a string quartet accompanied by candlelight.

The Drifters, The Platters, and Cornell Gunter's Coasters

3-6 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience an unforgettable evening of classic hits from rock and roll legends.

David Nail Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Tellus 360 — Tickets start at $153 — Experience an unforgettable night with country music star David Nail.

Air Supply Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticketed event — Experience the iconic harmonies and timeless hits of Air Supply live in concert.

Lamb Of God Album Release Celebration

5-6 p.m. — Dreaming Human — Buy Tickets — Celebrate the release of a 10th album at the record store with exclusive activities.

Mark Lowry Concert

3:00 – 4:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the humor and musical talent of Mark Lowry, famed for his iconic Christmas song.

Art Battle Lancaster

6:30-10 p.m. — West Art — Auction admission — Experience a thrilling live painting competition with local artists and a chance to bid on unique artworks.

Riverdance

8-11 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the mesmerizing choreography and classic Irish music in this worldwide phenomenon.

Zenkaikon 2026

7:15-8 p.m. — Lancaster County Convention Center — Cost not specified — Immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration of anime, manga, gaming, and fantasy culture.

Zenkaikon 2026

Various times — Lancaster County Convention Center — Entry fee varies — Dive into a world of anime, manga, and gaming at this fan-driven convention.