Good morning, Scranton.

A car dealership in Hazleton is partnering with Valor Clinic Foundation to collect 600 turkeys for homeless veterans this Thanksgiving season and has received about 200 so far.

The dealership offers a chance to win a 55-inch TV with each $15 turkey donation and urges residents to drop off their turkeys by Monday—supporting a much-needed cause for local veterans.

Officials announced that downtown Scranton roads will close Saturday for the annual Santa Parade.

The Scranton Police Department said closures will run from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.—parking is strictly prohibited and violators may have their vehicles towed.

Debbie Kleha is closing her longtime flower shop after nearly 50 years in business—she started the boutique at age 17 in 1977 and is now planning an Etsy shop while preparing to move to Nashville to support her daughter's music career.

The store building has been sold as she focuses on retirement and new family ventures.

Lackawanna County commissioners approved a deal that lets filmmaker John Mikulak use clips from Paul Sorvino’s film The Trouble with Cali in his documentary—hoping the project will turn a $500,000 loss into renewed viewer interest and potential distribution deals.

Legislation to stop hair discrimination reached the governor’s desk after years of effort from state lawmakers; the CROWN Act passed in the Senate—by a vote of 44 to 3—and in the House by 196 to 8 and now awaits Governor Shapiro's signature.

Advocates said the law will help end race-based barriers and allow people to wear their natural hair without fear.

The Wright Center in Scranton held a quarterly Caregiver’s Resource Fair for family members and caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Local agencies offered support with services such as Meals on Wheels and the Area Agency on Aging + many visitors left with new ideas for care + the fair helped connect local families to vital resources.

The University of Scranton women’s basketball team shocked Division I Pitt on Sunday — ESPN had given the Royals a 0.1% chance — with an upset win at Pitt’s arena that has drawn national attention.

The victory boosted the team’s profile among fans and media.

28/22 Sports Night features host Nick Zelaya and co-host Alaina Losito with producer Ricky Turner as they discuss Penn State's Senior Night game against the Cornhuskers, the Steelers' visit to Soldier Field, and debates over the worst NFL teams including a high-stakes matchup with the Bears—offering a mix of local and professional sports analysis. The show airs Monday-Friday from 8-9 p.m.

Women Are Power Friendsgiving

11:30 AM – 3:00 PM — ANZ Hotel Scranton — $30 — Celebrate friendship and empowerment while supporting local children in need.

SIX Musical Performance

1-2:30 p.m. — Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple — Ticket prices vary — Experience a high-energy celebration of girl power with the hit musical SIX.

Tower Lighting Event

2-6:30 p.m. — Times Tower — Free entry — Kick off the holiday season with live music, food vendors, and the magical lighting of the Scranton tower followed by fireworks.

Yellow Brick Joel: Billy Joel and Elton John Tribute Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Theater at North — Ticket prices not provided — Celebrate the music of two iconic piano legends with riveting performances.

Whiskey Myers Concert

6:00-8:30 p.m. — Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple — Tickets start at $41 — Experience an electrifying night with Whiskey Myers at a stunning local venue.

The Nutcracker Performance

2-4 p.m. — The Theater at North — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting story of Clara and her magical journey in this beloved holiday ballet.

The Book of Mormon

2-3:30 p.m. — Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple — Ticket prices vary — Experience the wit and humor of this Tony Award-winning musical about two missionaries in Uganda.