Good morning, Harrisburg.

Former Big Ten basketball player Diamond Bragg helped save Carlisle Country Club when local investors provided $2 million in emergency funds and committed over $5 million for improvements.

The century-old club in Carlisle now has a revival plan (including efforts to attract younger members) that aims to secure its future.

ZooAmerica in Hershey announced that two roadrunners died this spring (Amarilla was euthanized in April for aggressive cancer and Dash passed away in late June due to a congenital issue); the zoo said its garden feels quieter without the friendly birds.

A Harrisburg family's home flooded after heavy rain hit just hours after welcoming their newborn, forcing them to relocate.

The family is seeking community support through a fundraiser to replace lost baby supplies, furniture, and other essentials.

Last week, PPL Corp. signed the White House’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge to ensure data centers cover their own infrastructure costs so customer bills do not rise.

The utility, which serves over 3.6 million users, already uses rate structures that shift expenses to large energy users.

Harrisburg is hosting its annual Pride festival today, featuring live performances and community booths that celebrate local diversity and inclusion.

Bret Michaels (a Mechanicsburg native) was hospitalized after enduring a week of kidney stone pain following a private show at Fairchild AFB; he underwent surgery and is recovering with plans to return to performing once fully cleared.

Guns N' Roses Concert

6:25-7:55 p.m. — Hersheypark Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience electrifying rock anthems from the legendary Guns N' Roses live.

The String Cheese Incident Live

7:00 – 8:45 PM — Riverfront Park — Tickets available — Experience an evening with pioneers of live music and innovative band culture.