Good morning, Lancaster.

The Point Pleasant Fire Company remembered firefighter Justin Kling, who died Saturday night, June 20.

Firefighters spent Sunday preparing his final apparatus (service details will be announced later).

Over the weekend, viewers reported Medicare scam calls that used spoofed numbers like a Lancaster police line to offer benefits they did not receive; Medicare never calls to ask for personal information and any such call is a scam.

The One A-Chord Community Choir from Lititz (with more than 30 members) is set to perform in Washington from July 1 to July 5 to honor America’s 250th birthday and veterans, joining five other choirs in the celebration.

State officials approved nearly $4M in low-interest loans for three local businesses.

Reist Popcorn Co. will acquire a site in Mount Joy, Strickler Investments will construct an office/warehouse in Rapho Township, and Volley LLC will renovate a building in East Hempfield Township to support facility projects and job growth.

Thaddeus Stevens College broke ground at 750 E.

King St for a new four-story residence hall called Stevens Hall with rooms for 150 students and a dining hall for 500. Construction is set to take up to 24 months as the school meets rising enrollment needs.

Lawmakers remain divided on how much funding to give public schools as debates over school choice continue before the June 30 budget deadline.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker supports more funding to help underfunded districts in Lancaster — a move seen as crucial for improving education and the local economy.

Scattered thunderstorms hit south-central Pennsylvania Monday with damaging winds, hail, and an isolated spin-up tornado reported — early Tuesday, lingering showers tapered off to partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 70s.

Drivers in Lancaster will face detours this weekend as underground utility work closes part of Duke Street near Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital.

The 500 block between Frederick and James streets will close from 6 a.m. Friday until Sunday evening + traffic will be redirected to North Prince Street.

The Shapiro administration visited Ephrata to showcase Governor Shapiro's Food is Medicine pilot program, which will offer meals to Medicaid recipients and cut hospital visits.

The plan includes $900,000 in state funding and was discussed by DHS Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh at Community Hive (local pantry).

Lancaster County will begin its first property reassessment since 2017 on Jan.

1, with preliminary figures showing home values rising by an average of 90%; property owners who believe their value is too high can file appeals by Monday, Aug. 3 (submitting evidence to the appeals board).

Broadway Rave

7-10 p.m. — Tellus 360 — 21+ only — Experience the greatest 80’s party band, The Thompson Triplets, in a vibrant atmosphere.

Celebrate America 250! Community Celebration

4-10 p.m. — The Barn at Paradise Station — Parking $25, food options vary — Celebrate America's 250th birthday with food trucks, vendors, games, and fireworks.

4th of July Celebration & Fireworks

3-9 p.m. — The Klein Mansion at Stone Gables Estate — Ticketed event — Celebrate America's 250th with fireworks, live performances, and family-friendly activities.

Terry Fator in Lancaster

10:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Tickets available — Experience a night of ventriloquism, comedy, and musical impressions with hometown favorite Terry Fator.

Sean of the South LIVE

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Nooks — Check website for ticket prices — A delightful evening of storytelling and entertainment awaits with Sean of the South.

West Side Story Performance

2-6 p.m. — Fulton Theatre — Tickets start at $90 — Experience the unforgettable tale of love and rivalry in this classic musical.

Kids Days! at That Fish Place

11 a.m. – 3 p.m. — That Fish Place - That Pet Place — Free entry — Explore aquatic fun and educational activities dedicated to kids at a top-notch pet store.

Aaron Lewis Live Concert

7-9 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the Grammy-nominated sounds of Aaron Lewis as he performs hits and new music.

Lancaster International Piano Festival

N/A — July 17-27 — Franklin & Marshall College — Application fees vary — Experience masterclasses, competitions, and concerts on a beautiful campus.

Patty Griffin Live in Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — American Music Theatre — Ticketed event — Experience the heartfelt storytelling and musical talent of Patty Griffin, a prominent voice in American music.