Good morning, Erie.

Stained glass pieces — celebrating the resurrection at Easter — are on display at St. Casimir, Gannon University's Mary, Seat of Wisdom Chapel, and the Episcopal Cathedral in Erie.

The exhibits give residents a chance to see historic art as Easter approaches.

The Fly Erie Fund has lowered the airport’s fixed cost per enplaned passenger from $27 to $10 and spurred airlines like American, United and Breeze to resume flights with new service starting Nov.

18. Airport officials are also in talks for adding routes to Las Vegas and Fort Myers (Florida) as travel demand grows.

Mercyhurst University and Allegheny College launched a 4+1 program that lets Allegheny students start graduate education in Secondary or Special Education in about one year after completing their bachelor's degree.

Eligible students with a 3.0 GPA can begin graduate coursework the summer after graduation.

Lynx Medical (at 2205 E.

33rd St.) is the new owner of the former Cosmed facility, which has shown a decline in EtO emissions.

The U.S. Census Bureau reported in March that Pennsylvania's population grew 0.4% from 2020 to 2025, driven by net migration despite losses in 41 counties.

Seven counties gained 10,000+ new residents, while Philadelphia and Allegheny lost more than 25,000 each.

David Lyon, a local from North East, played hockey soon after his chemotherapy sessions during his long battle with colon cancer — a display of strength and hope.

Tony Cappuccilli, the new SeaWolves manager, outlined his vision for team improvement during a press event at the club, saying that his plans will focus on player development for upcoming games.

49th Annual Erie Area Spring Conference

3 PM – 12 PM — Ambassador Center — Registration required — Attend the spring conference featuring various activities and networking opportunities.

Mosaic Lamp Workshop

2:30-5 p.m. — Hampton Inn Erie-South — Materials Provided — Create your own stunning Turkish mosaic lamp in a fun and relaxing workshop.

Book Signing with Janet Pawlowski

10 AM - 12 PM — Werner Books and Coffee — Free entry — Explore children's wellness through a heartwarming book by a local author.