Good morning, Harrisburg.

Families in Lancaster County and Hershey remember the impact of 9/11 25 years ago by sharing stories of loved ones lost and attending local educational talks that honor the past.

Bogeys and Hoagies plans to open in October at 2101 N.

Second St. in Harrisburg. Owner Steven Vaccarella will offer hoagies, pizza, wings and burgers in the former space of Mother's Subs, replacing the closed Palumbo’s Italian Eatery (whose future remains uncertain).

Farmers in Pennsylvania are facing higher diesel costs during harvest, with fuel bills rising by about $1,600 on average from last year.

John Boyd, president of the National Black Farmers Association, said the surge is straining operations plus prompting calls for relief.

Diesel prices reached a statewide record high of $6.35 per gallon on Monday at a local Rutter's store near the Vine Street exit of Route 283 in Dauphin County; regular gasoline averaged $4.50 statewide with small variations noted in surrounding counties.

Amid geopolitical tensions, gas prices in Harrisburg increased on Monday as rising crude oil costs pushed the local average to $4.46 per gallon.

A station in Hampden Township offered the cheapest gas at $4.12 per gallon & drivers face ongoing higher costs.

The State Museum is partnering with Dauphin County Library to offer 45-minute hands-on history and science lessons for pre-kindergarten through second grade at the George & Hettie Love Memorial Library in Harrisburg this fall.

The sessions will begin Wednesday at noon & cover topics from Revolutionary Pennsylvania to forest ecology.

Penn State Health maintained strong credit ratings from Moody's and S&P Global that back its 2026 financing plan for technology upgrades and ambulatory expansion in central Pennsylvania, reflecting improved cash reserves plus stronger operating performance.

This morning, Veolia said a boil water advisory remains in effect around Dauphin County due to a water main break on Linglestown Road over the weekend (affecting parts of Susquehanna Township and northern Lower Paxton Township) and residents should use boiled or bottled water until the notice is lifted.