Good morning, Erie.

After a warm April and cool May, Erie County farmers say the strawberry season has bounced back and fresh berries are selling at local farm stands.

Pick-your-own fields will open soon with Finnell Farms in Harborcreek and Mason Farms in Lake City among those offering produce.

Second Harvest Food Bank of NWPA and Grow Erie have partnered to deliver fresh, local lettuce to families facing food insecurity, with produce distributed through Second Harvest’s Marketplace and mobile units — the step strengthens the community food system and supports local jobs.

Erie resident Duryea Paige (a Detroit transplant) says outsiders often misjudge the daily challenges in the city's poorest ZIP codes.

The Blues and Jazz Fest announced its main stage lineup (featuring notable blues and jazz acts) that will take place this summer at a local venue.

Attendees can expect vibrant performances that showcase the best in local music.

Erie will celebrate America’s 250th birthday with local events featuring free concerts, fireworks, and historical exhibits.

Highlights include Brig Niagara’s commemorative sail on July 2, a fireworks display at Dobbins Landing on July 3, and a patriotic pops concert at Bayview Park on July 4.

Centennial Hall (a local landmark) unveiled its full June calendar, featuring a versatile lineup of cultural and community events for all ages.

The schedule offers diverse performances and gatherings spread throughout the month.

Photos from Erie’s 2001 GoFish public art project show nearly 100 colorful sculptures that once brightened streets and storefronts across the county.

The gallery connects residents with a vibrant chapter in local art history.

A local Erie County resident says jobs in the area should match the wages that manufacturing once offered so local families can receive better support.

Mercyhurst Preparatory School celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2026 on June 4 at Warner Theatre in Erie.

Graduates, family, and friends enjoyed speeches from valedictorian Lena Fuss and Class President John Fleming.

The Erie Times-News is showcasing photo galleries from 2026 high school graduation ceremonies across Erie County (from Erie High to Mercyhurst Prep) so locals can view celebrations online today.

Corry’s historic home at 535 Wright St, designed by noted architect Walter J.

Hall (a collaborator of Frank Lloyd Wright), is for sale at $212,900. The 1,848 sqft property features updated flooring, appliances, and a private backyard and is near local businesses and schools.

A new apartment complex called Powell Avenue Place II is planned on Powell Avenue in Millcreek.

The development by NLA IV Real Estate Holdings will have 18 apartments in three buildings and 36 parking spaces near Erie International Airport, with township supervisors set to review the plan on June 23.

Kelly Wilson came to Erie to coach women's soccer at Penn State Behrend for a year and has stayed in the community for seven years, building strong local ties.

Marshall Tucker Band Concert

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Rebich Investments Amphitheater & Liberty Park — Ticket info available — Experience the legendary sounds of the Marshall Tucker Band live in concert.