Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of March.
Good morning, Erie.
The Lake Erie Arboretum at Frontier Park (LEAF) is spotlighted for its community contributions in Erie.
Farmers in the Lake Erie region express concerns and uncertainties about how tariffs might affect their livelihoods, particularly in grape and apple production, while seeing potential benefits in the potato market.
National Geographic reports record-breaking lake-effect snow along Lake Erie's shores this winter, highlighting severe storms and the impact of warming winters.
March's National Nutrition Month emphasizes the ease of incorporating more fruits and vegetables into meals to enhance diet and health, highlighting the nutritional benefits of frozen produce.
Edinboro's women's basketball team beat IUP 66-64 in the PSAC quarterfinals, advancing them to the Final Four.
Thirteen District 10 boys basketball teams advance to the PIAA first round, with intriguing matchups including McDowell hosting Pittsburgh Central Catholic.
Pete the Cat Performance
This musical features Pete, a laid-back, guitar-playing cat, who helps an organized second grader named Jimmy rediscover his inspiration through a fun-filled adventure.
St. Patrick's Day Distance Festival
The St. Patrick's Day Distance Festival in Erie features 5k and 10k races with optional event insurance through RegShield.
Mercyhurst Civic Orchestra Performance
The Mercyhurst Civic Orchestra will perform at the Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Goodwill Donation Drive
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Mission Empower — Donations welcomed — Contribute gently used items to support local community initiatives.
Lou Gramm Concert
7-9 p.m. — Warner Theatre — Ticket info available — Experience the classic sounds of Lou Gramm live in Erie.
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