Good morning, Harrisburg.

Millersville University stated that senior biology major Sydney Barnes from Greencastle — remembered as a dedicated teammate who recorded the program's first hole-in-one — was fatally struck by a vehicle in Franklin County on October 13.

Oxford Hall Celtic Shop in New Cumberland will celebrate 40 years in November as owner Cindy Washburn honors Irish heritage — the shop has grown from a small 600 square foot store to a 2,700 square foot hub that features a cozy café and a wide range of Irish imports for visitors from nearby areas.

Today, D&H Distributing held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Lower Paxton Township to unveil its new 5-acre solar park—developed with Coral Reef Partners—and set at its headquarters as part of its clean energy plan.

The park supports the company's goal for sustainable operations in the midstate.

The state Senate Education Committee met Tuesday to discuss a bill that would ban cell phones in K-12 classrooms — letting school districts set their own rules.

The measure, backed by the Pennsylvania State Education Association and already used by over 425 schools — is aimed at reducing student anxiety and improving learning.

A West Hanover Township park received its first AED as part of a special project (the device will help save lives during emergencies).

Health officials and partners celebrated a bell-ringing ceremony on Monday at the new cancer center at Hampden Medical Center; the 40,250-square-foot facility—merging three service locations—will open to West Shore patients on Oct.

27 with unified cancer care.

Local mom and kindergarten teacher Lindsey Diamond said her breast cancer was found in 2021 during a routine OB exam and she underwent hormone therapy at Penn State Health without chemo or radiation.

Support from her family and a signed stick from a Hershey Bears coach helped her stay strong and reminded her that cancer does not define her.

Here Come The Mummies

8:00 – 9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Ticketed entry — Experience the quirky Mummfest Tour featuring the energetic sound of Here Come The Mummies.

Megan and Dave's Sing-Along Night

6-10 p.m. — Copper Pub and Grille — No cover — Enjoy high-energy sing-along covers of your favorite songs with Megan and Dave.

FAFSA Filing Event

1:30-3:30 p.m. — Olmsted Building — Free entry — Maximize your financial aid opportunities by completing your FAFSA in under 20 minutes.

Fortunate Youth - Love For The Music Tour

8-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of Fortunate Youth on their Love For The Music Tour.

The Weeknd Night

8-9:30 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Ticket details available — Celebrate the music of The Weeknd with an evening of hits and entertainment.

The Crane Wives Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Cost info not specified — Experience the evolving sounds of The Crane Wives as they bring indie folk to life with high-energy rock and roll.

Bedroom Floor Live Concert

6-9 p.m. — Capital City Music Hall — Tickets available — Experience Bedroom Floor live in an exciting music atmosphere.

Rome Ramirez Live

8:00-9:30 p.m. — XL Live — Cost info not provided — Experience the sounds of summer with Rome Ramirez, the voice behind Sublime with Rome.

HYP Book Club: The Overstory

2-4 p.m. — Pursuit Coworking — Free entry — Dive into nature's narrative with engaging discussions on Richard Powers' Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

The Stand by Stephen King - Meeting No. 2

7-9 p.m. — Rookie's Craft Burger Bar — Free entry — Discuss the Complete and Uncut version of Stephen King's iconic novel over burgers and brews.