Good morning, Lancaster.

A sinkhole opened on Duffield Drive in Lititz and caused part of the street to collapse near Bomberger’s — township officials inspected the area on Sunday after a second storm enlarged the hole.

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant's Lancaster location will reopen on Sunday, July 12 at 781 Harrisburg Pike.

The restaurant returns with its craft beer, scratch-made menu, and plans for local hiring, live music, and neighborhood events, marking the chain's fifth comeback since its closure last September.

PPL is offering reimbursements for ice and water purchases for customers who lost power from storms that recently swept through central PA (details on receipt submission vary by location).

Affected customers should review PPL's guidelines to claim their reimbursement.

A flood watch was in effect across south-central Pennsylvania Monday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. after severe thunderstorms dumped up to 5 inches of rain in some areas; isolated showers and thunderstorms continued into Tuesday, prompting caution near creeks and low-lying zones.

A climate review of the first half of 2026 shows near-average temperatures with record highs on June 12 and record lows on January 31 in the Susquehanna Valley — however, the area remains in a rainfall deficit, having 6.09 inches below normal along with record snowfall on January 25.

Manheim Township Compost Park is waiving fees and entry card requirements through Sunday, July 12 to help residents clear storm debris left by severe weather.

The site on Oregon Pike is open only to locals from Manheim and East Lampeter Townships — no commercial vehicles allowed.

Fans in Lancaster gathered downtown at Bert & the Elephant, where Belgium’s national team was hosted during the World Cup, to watch the U.S. face Belgium.

Although the U.S. was eliminated, owner Alberto Bert Flores and fan Luis Mendoza noted that the local atmosphere remained lively.

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.

Lancaster Stormers Youth Baseball Camp

6:45-9:45 p.m. — Penn Medicine Park — Skill-building opportunity for ages 7-12 — Enhance baseball skills with pro-level coaching and fun drills.

Joshua the Musical

3:30-6:30 p.m. — Sight & Sound Theatres — Ticket prices vary — Experience the epic adventure of JOSHUA with stunning visuals, live animals, and a powerful message of courage and faith.

Jeremy Camp Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the inspiring sounds of Jeremy Camp, a celebrated artist with numerous hits.