Good morning, Harrisburg.

Local 464 union members approved a new five-year contract with Hershey Entertainment that provides a roughly 21–22% wage increase, a $1,000 backpay, and better insurance (51% voted yes) on Friday; the company will welcome patrons this summer for its 120th season.

Historic Harrisburg Association received a $100,000 Keystone Historic Preservation Grant from the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission to restore local historic sites such as downtown theaters and covered bridges (selected from 115 applications) as part of preparations for America’s 250th anniversary in 2026.

Harrisburg's Reina 76 Artist opened a special exhibit at the Governor's Residence showcasing six paintings of Pennsylvania leaders of color honoring Juneteenth and July 4 — on display through Aug.

1. With tours closed after a 2025 arson attack, viewers can visit her studio at The Millworks.

Ticket holders for HMAC's canceled concerts can request refunds by emailing [email protected]; the Attorney General’s office announced an arrangement with EventIM so funds will be returned within 14 days + customers must include their order details.

A Bell OH58 A+ helicopter with tail number N655HA sprayed larvicide Vectobac 12AS for black fly suppression in several central Pennsylvania counties.

The operation started in Adams County on June 12 at 7 a.m.—covering waterways that include the Juniata River and nearby creeks.

Former ticket buyers at HMAC will get refunds after EventIM reached an agreement with state authorities following the venue's abrupt closure in February.

The Attorney General announced on Friday that verified orders will be processed and funds returned in about 14 days.

Major nighttime construction on Interstate 83 in Newberry Township will start Tuesday, June 16 and run until Thursday, June 18 from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., followed by weekend work from 9 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Monday, June 22; single-lane restrictions in both directions are expected to cause delays.

On Friday, Garden Spot Communities opened the Exchange, a 39-unit apartment building for active adults at 112 Market St.—a former office building now converted to market-rate apartments.

Local officials joined the ribbon cutting to mark downtown’s shift toward a mixed-use neighborhood.

Nike Volleyball Camp 2026

9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Camp Hill Sports Club — $499 — Develop volleyball skills and make new friends in a supportive environment led by experienced coaches.

James Taylor Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Giant Center — Tickets available — Experience the legendary James Taylor and his All-Star Band live in concert.

Wet Nose Wednesday

5:30-7:30 p.m. — FNB Field — Pet-friendly atmosphere — Bring your furry friends to cheer on the Senators and enjoy a night of fun.

July 4th Food Truck Festival and Fireworks

1-9 p.m. — Riverfront Park — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with 40 food trucks and live music as fireworks light up the night sky.

Rick Springfield Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — PENN Heroes Stage — Enjoy an evening with the Grammy-winning artist who defined power-pop in the ’80s.

The Jellybricks Live

7-11 p.m. — McGrath's Pub — Check venue for cost — Enjoy a night of classic rock with The Jellybricks, a band that embodies persistence and passion.