Good morning, Allentown.

The Schnecksville Fair is underway through Saturday with free shows, live music, and agricultural exhibits.

Tonight, Scott Marshall and the Highway Souls perform at 7 p.m. with fireworks at 10, and tomorrow Kids’ Day will feature a free ice cream sundae and pedal tractor pull.

Bada Boom Fireworks recalled about 1,060 Pyro Diablo 'Diablo Rising' 9-shot fireworks cakes sold in PA between March and May because they exceed legal limits + may cause burns or fires; customers should stop using them and contact the company for a refund.

The PA Shakespeare Festival production of "Million Dollar Quartet" is performing today and through June 28 at Main Stage Theater — Labuda Center for the Arts at DeSales University in Center Valley.

The musical recreates the legendary night when rock stars combined their talents to forge rock ’n’ roll history.

The Liberty Bell Chapter of DAR held its annual awards ceremony at Jordan Lutheran Church's family center in Orefield — honoring high school seniors with Good Citizen Awards, military cadets with Cadet Medals, and middle school winners of the American History Essay Contest.

Awardees received pins, certificates, and honor cords.

Northwestern Elementary librarian Sue Hanlon retires this month after 35 years, during which she enriched over 2,350 student experiences with innovative programs such as Author Palooza — leaving a legacy that inspires future generations.

The National Deer Association warns hunters to check deer for screwworm infestation as larvae burrow into wounds and can cause deadly infections in deer and other animals (including dogs and livestock).

Hunters are urged to use trail-cameras and report cases to the Game Commission.

Bada Boom Fireworks announced on Thursday, June 18 that it is recalling 1,060 Diablo Rising 9-shot fireworks cakes sold in PA from March to May after a CPSC review found the pyrotechnic mix exceeds legal limits + customers are urged to stop using them and contact the company for a refund.

Whitehall graduates Josie Schultz and Molly McFetridge played their final game at the Lehigh Valley Diamond Classic Senior All-Star Softball event on June 10 at Pates Park in Allentown.

Schultz hit and fielded early while McFetridge doubled in the sixth — West lost 11-7.

Northwestern Lehigh's Lady Tigers lost 12-4 to North Schuylkill in the District 11 semifinals on Friday, June 18—ending their pursuit of a fourth straight finals appearance.

The team had clinched the Colonial League championship and now faces a new season with six key seniors graduating.

Emmaus High School boys volleyball, with first-year coach Chris Miller, defended its District 11 title and qualified for the PIAA tournament — the Hornets ended a 16-4 season with a loss to Hempfield in the state playoffs on Tuesday, June 2.

Salisbury’s softball season ended on Thursday, June 18 after a 7-6 loss to Northern Lehigh in the District 11 quarterfinal as the Bulldogs scored a decisive run in the bottom of the seventh inning.

The young team, with no seniors, will return for 2027.

Parkland boys lacrosse secured the District 11 3A championship on May 22 by beating Easton, snapping an eight-year title drought.

Coach Scott Ketcham led a season marked by turnover and said 10 seniors + returning players set the stage for a rebuild in 2027.

Catasauqua’s summer basketball leagues are entering their final phase as the Catty League hosts Tuesday and Thursday games before quarterfinals on June 30 while North Catasauqua’s teams continue the regular season; LV Jays lead at 4 to 1 and league director Eric Snyder expects tight contests.

The Emmaus boys 4x100 relay team finished third at the state championship meet held Friday and Saturday at Shippensburg University — breaking a school record with a 41.70-second prelim run and marking a high point for the senior athletes.

Mosaic Lamp Workshop

11:00 AM – 1:30 PM — Respect Graduate School — Includes materials and refreshments — Create a stunning Turkish mosaic lamp in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

Luke Bryan Concert

7:00 – 8:30 PM — PPL Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the captivating sounds of country music star Luke Bryan live.

Monster Truck Show

1-3:50 p.m. — The Allentown Fairgrounds — Tickets $28.50 — Experience thrilling monster truck action with top drivers competing for glory.

Seth Witcher Acoustic Performance at Artillery Brewing

1-5 p.m. — Cedar Beach Park — Free entry — Enjoy a dynamic acoustic set from local artist Seth Witcher in a family-friendly atmosphere.

2026 WWE Summer Tour in Allentown

7:30-10:30 p.m. — PPL Center — Ticket prices vary — Get ready for an electrifying night as WWE returns to Allentown for the first time in three years.