Good morning, Scranton.

Friends of the Poor and Catherine McAuley Center (FOTP/CMC) held an emergency pop-up pantry at Hilltop Manor Monday after severe storms caused outages that spoiled food for more than half of the 250 households; they distributed meat, milk, produce and eggs to help families replace lost supplies.

Citera Family Meat Market opened a new location at 1085 Lackawanna Trail in Glenburn Township in mid-June, moving into the former spot of Trovato’s Meat Market.

The family-run shop offers Black Angus Prime meats, fresh hoagies (subs), and Italian imports while planning gradual upgrades.

Big Boy 4014’s two-week stay at Steamtown National Historic Site from June 15 to July 1 nearly doubled visitor numbers to 111,000 and generated an estimated $16M to $17M boost for the local economy.

The historic engine’s tour showcased the region’s growing heritage tourism.

The Wright Center received an $18,700 grant from the Scranton Area Community Foundation to help patients with transportation (bus passes, vouchers, gas cards) and to supply hygiene and household items for the Ryan White Clinic.

The funds support programs like Healthy MOMS and street medicine.

At a Monday hearing in Archbald, a public health expert warned that 588 diesel generators planned for a new data center could cost residents millions—$3 to $124 million in projected health damages.

A follow-up hearing is scheduled Monday, July 13 at Valley View High School Auditorium.

World Cup Scranton opened its new 12,000 sqft cheerleading and tumbling center Monday at the former Watres Armory on Adams Avenue, expanding space for athletes, families, and community clinics + programs.

The facility will support new teams and offer additional training and events.

A Man Named Cash: The Ultimate Tribute to Johnny Cash

7-9 p.m. — The Theater at North — Tickets available — Experience the soulful sounds of Johnny Cash and June Carter in a live concert tribute.

10th Annual Cody's Car Show

4-8 p.m. — The Marketplace at Steamtown — Free entry — Celebrate a decade of automotive passion and community spirit in Scranton.

Rocking For The Youth 2026

9 AM – 11 PM — ANZ Hotel Scranton — Proceeds benefit NEPA Youth Shelter — A vibrant all-day celebration featuring live music, a car show, and a reunion show for Philifonian.

Billy Idol Concert

7-9 p.m. — The Pavilion at Montage Mountain — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary sounds of punk pioneer Billy Idol live in concert.