Good morning, Lancaster.

After a severe storm left damage, local crews are working to clear debris and public spaces; some streets will be temporarily closed so cranes can remove a large tree draped over an apartment building — a sign that cleanup is still underway.

Pleasant View Communities began renovating a 6,700 sqft building on its Penn Township campus on Monday to add a childcare center (544 N.

Penryn Road near Manheim) run by Owl Hill Learning; it will serve 72 children, is funded by a $600K state grant and will open in January.

A 13-year-old football player from Lampeter-Strasburg was seriously injured in a 4th of July weekend crash along Lincoln Highway East in Paradise Township and remains hospitalized with traumatic brain injury and eye damage — his family and local community continue to support him as the investigation remains active.

Elizabethtown Area High School's esports team won its second state championship in May, and coach Austin Henderson secured an $80,000 state grant that will build a dedicated gaming arena on campus + upgrade equipment for practices and tournaments.

Storm damage from last weekend forced two parks in Manheim Township to close as crews work to clear debris and assess hazards.

Landis Woods Park trails are blocked and Perelman Park is inaccessible due to fallen trees and branches.

The Janus School announced an agreement with Garman Builders to sell 14 acres on the west side of Lefever Road for a residential development of 35 single-family homes — 4 acres will remain for its Environmental Learning Center.

The Lancaster County Association of Realtors reported that June saw 570 closed sales, a median sold price of $385,000, and 587 active listings, marking the highest inventory in five years.

Homes moved quickly, averaging 20 days on the market, and sellers received offers above asking price.

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.

Joshua the Musical

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Sight & Sound Theatres — $129.00 — Experience a miraculous adventure in a family-friendly biblical musical about Joshua's journey to the Promised Land.