Good morning, Lancaster.

The Global Shapers Lancaster Hub held its Ride Roll — Stroll Lancaster Active Transportation Summit earlier this month at Bright Side Opportunities Center to discuss car-free travel, and WGAL reporter Ed Weinstock announced his retirement with his last day on Friday.

Kristin Chronister became president of the Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation while crews handled an electrical fire at Regal Cinemas that evacuated about 50 people.

On Memorial Day a fire at Regal Cinemas on Millersville Pike started from an electrical malfunction of an exit sign and forced about 50 patrons to evacuate—fire crews cleared the scene by 3:14 p.m. and offered refunds to customers.

Rite Aid announced a bankruptcy filing that included its store at 1786-I Columbia Ave in West Hempfield Township near Columbia for closure as part of a plan to sell pharmacy assets to CVS, Walgreens and other retailers.

The filing added that more than 150 locations were set to close along with 210 previously announced stores.

Doctors in Pennsylvania urge men to get prostate cancer screenings using a PSA test and digital rectal exam before symptoms develop.

They recommend that average-risk men start testing at age 50 or at 45 if there is a family history — a step to catch the slow-growing cancer early — and advise discussing options with a doctor.

Pennsylvanians taking GLP-1 drugs are warned to buy them only from licensed pharmacies — counterfeit weight loss medications like Mounjaro, Zepbound, Ozempic, and Wegovy have entered the market because demand outstrips supply.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday in a multi-state coalition letter urges consumers to report suspicious products to the FDA and state officials to prevent harm.

Donna Viera, a Lancaster County grandmother, had a robotic knee replacement at UPMC six months ago to treat severe osteoarthritis in her knee — the surgery helped her regain the ability to walk without pain.

She now plans to enjoy the beach this summer — embracing a new lease on life.

Soul Line Dance at the African American Cultural Fair

6-7:30 p.m. — Reservoir Park — Free entry — Enjoy soulful line dancing and good vibes with the community.

Open House at 52 Violets Path

1-3 p.m. — 52 Violets Path, Elizabethtown, PA — Free entry — Explore a luxurious Mediterranean home with eight bedrooms and stunning features in a desirable small town.

Twitty & Lynn Concert

2-3:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience a nostalgic journey through country music with Tre Twitty and Lynn.

TOBY: A Tribute to Toby Keith

7:30 PM – 10:30 PM — Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre — Tickets required — Enjoy a thrilling tribute to Toby Keith featuring his iconic country hits.

Baroque on the Piazza

6-8 p.m. — Historic Rock Ford — Ticket required — Experience the enchanting sounds of Baroque music by the Ephrata Chamber Ensemble in a stunning outdoor setting.

American Aquarium Live Performance

7-11 p.m. — Tellus360 — $10 — Experience a compelling voice that bridges societal gaps through music.

Connections & Sweet Endings Workshop

3-6 p.m. — Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen — $25 materials fee — Learn to forge beautiful clasps and ear wires with expert guidance.

Lancaster Veg Fest 2025

12-5 p.m. — Buchanan Park — Free entry — Celebrate plant-based living with information for health, animals, and the environment at Lancaster’s annual VegFest.

Pennsylvania Music Expo

9 AM - 3 PM — Spooky Nook LANCO — Vendor fees apply — Discover a diverse collection of music collectibles from local vendors.

Spring Dance Concert 2025

7-9:30 p.m. — High Fine Arts Center at Lancaster Mennonite School — Ticket prices range from $0 to $27 — Celebrate local talent at the annual showcase of student dance classes.