Good morning, Grand Island.

Habitat for Humanity has started a (one-week) build for a family displaced by fire in Grand Island, and construction crews will finish the home on Saturday.

Grand Island Public Library and Literacy Council have launched the Summer Storytime Reading Program to boost access to books, movies, and CDs with the Bookmobile bringing free sessions (every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Literacy Council) to daycares, nursing homes, and parks.

Hastings and Grand Island announced road closures Monday for scheduled maintenance on key routes; drivers are advised to plan alternate paths during the closures.

Five new fire department recruits will complete a ceremonial ruck from Fire Station No. 1 — at 409 E.

Fonner Park Road — to City Hall this Friday, June 19 at 8 a.m., where they will present Mayor Roger Steele with 'Keep the Promise' cards and attend a brief reception in City Council Chambers.

Grand Island City Council approved plans for a Hyatt Suites Hotel + a 10-lot commercial project at the Highway 281 and Guenther Road intersection in south Grand Island as part of rezoning the area from transitional agriculture to commercial use, with construction set to begin next summer.

Grand Island and Hastings have announced road closures for maintenance—Hastings closed railroad crossings on A and B Streets Monday with work wrapping by Tuesday afternoon while Grand Island closed North Road between Enterprise Avenue and Trust Street for repairs through July 15.

Healthy Families Nebraska — Central District earned fidelity certification on June 15 for providing quality home visiting services to pregnant families and young children.

The Grand Island site at 1137 South Locust St. links parents with community resources.

Nebraska SIEGE Pro Arena Football

7-11 p.m. — Heartland Events Center — Tickets start at $48 — Experience thrilling arena football action at this local favorite event.