Good morning, Harrisburg.

Thousands gathered for Jubilee Day in Mechanicsburg as over 300 vendors offered food, crafts, and games while clear skies replaced early rain threats, and the festival celebrated more than a century of tradition until the streets closed at midnight.

Members 1st Charitable Foundation awarded $56,500 to 13 Pennsylvania nonprofits to boost youth, housing, mental health and food security programs.

The grants reached organizations in several counties (Adams, Berks, Lebanon, Lancaster) that strengthen local community services.

Todd Brewer sold his Brewer Flooring business on May 14 to local owners Mike Condran, Trish Condran and Shawn Gipe, and the company held an open house — a farewell to Brewer's long career — on Thursday, June 18 at 7540 Allentown Blvd.

Pennon announced Thursday that Maximilian Duke will become its president and CEO effective July 20 — he brings more than 25 years of public media leadership and will follow interim president Tom Baldrige as the organization prepares for future growth.

The Goat Brewing Co. at 8001 Union Station Blvd in Lower Paxton Township rebrands with a vintage sports theme and an expanded menu combining classic favorites with new items.

The new venue, under new ownership, also hosts regular trivia & live events while planning another restaurant project this summer.

Gov. Shapiro announced a $210k grant to help Ezeflow USA-Flowline, which will invest $6.5 million to expand its New Castle facility in Lawrence County over the next four years, creating 30 new jobs while retaining 81 existing positions.

Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts announced a series of shows at 222 Market St including Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock Live on Oct.

15 and Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: in Concert on Sept. 22 with ticket prices from $39 to $69.

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry reported that the unemployment rate remained at 4.2% for a fourth month, below the national 4.3%, as nonfarm jobs hit a record 6.2 million in May.

Employment gains came from education and health services while construction lost 1,700 jobs.

Trinity High School now has a 1,500 sqft synthetic putting green — built by student Nicholas Leone for his Eagle Scout project — financed by $18,000 from over 80 donors with local business support and set to benefit the campus for years.

Milroy Road will reopen at 1 a.m. Tuesday, June 23, at the intersection of Milroy and Grayson roads in Swatara Township — a new roundabout will adjust turning lanes.

Overnight lane restrictions will shift traffic and complete the three-month improvements.

Local pediatric physicians report a rise in hand, foot and mouth disease, high fevers from COVID and parainfluenza, and a gastrointestinal virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea.

Families are advised to practice good hand hygiene and keep sick children home (contact a doctor if symptoms persist).

State Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a $1M settlement with Alpha Dental Excellence for allegedly misleading elderly and Medicare patients into costly dental procedures — the company will make monthly payments for restitution, civil penalties, and investigation costs until the full amount is reached.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says fireworks sold by Bada Boom Fireworks from March through May violate federal limits and pose explosion and burn hazards; customers should cease using the recalled items and return them for refunds at their locations in Blakeslee, Peach Bottom, or Glen Rock.

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.

The Swisher Sweets 10-Year Anniversary

7 p.m. — XL Live — Free show — Celebrate a decade of music with surprise performances by local favorites The Swisher Sweets and guests.