Good morning, Grand Island.

Pop Smoke Fireworks is selling fireworks from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through July 4 at its Grand Island trailer parked in front of the United Veterans Club to raise money for veterans.

The veteran-run stand offers competitive prices and supports local service members every year.

Nebraska State Fair at Fonner Park will offer a 72-hour flash sale with Season Passes for 11 days of fun priced at $50 from July 3 through July 5 & the fair runs Aug.

28 through Labor Day.

The sculpture Erma’s Desire marks its 50th anniversary with a replica now on display at the Grand Island Public Library along I-80.

Library director Celine Swan said the exhibit is designed to help visitors of all ages appreciate local art.

Tickets for a Central Nebraskan music festival are on sale now, with organizers promising to reveal the detailed lineup and schedules soon.

Music fans are encouraged to secure tickets early for a celebration of local talent.

Local employers have updated job postings on a Southeast Nebraska website today — the site offers career opportunities for job seekers to explore and apply.

Fourth and fifth graders attended a week-long camp at Epic Discovery Center this week to learn coding basics, design interactive games, and solve puzzles using conditionals and variables.

Nebraska families who were previously ineligible may now qualify for WIC benefits after income limits increased by $1,572 from the Department of Health and Human Services.

Parents, grandparents, and guardians (including foster families) can apply at local WIC offices for food and nutrition assistance.

CHI Health urges residents to take extra precautions with fireworks this Fourth of July.

The health team recommends closely supervising children, lighting one firework at a time, and keeping water nearby to prevent burns.