Good morning, Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh is set for a busy summer of food festivals with 16 events featuring Greek fare, wine tastings, Caribbean flavors, quirky pickle contests and more from June through September.

Local events offer free and ticketed entry at various community venues for families and food lovers.

On Wednesday morning in Pittsburgh's Strip District, local heroes including law enforcement, firefighters and medical professionals were recognized by the Red Cross for lifesaving efforts and community service.

Nomination applications for next year's awards are now open.

Heavy rain on Monday damaged Reclamation Church in New Kensington, as water poured through the roof and soaked carpets, broke beams, and harmed floors.

The pastor said repairs are estimated at $25K + the insurance does not cover the roof, and more rain may cause further damage.

United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania invested $21M in local human services and launched a public fundraising campaign (with a $40 million goal) for a new endowment to honor its 100th anniversary in 2027.

Pittsburgh-based Day Owl, which makes sustainable bags from repurposed bottles, sold off its inventory yesterday as it prepared to shut down operations — supply chain partners from Honduras, Taiwan and Haiti played a role in production.

Calamityware — Mount Washington's e-commerce giftware business — will change ownership on July 1 as founder Don Moyer begins retirement and his partners enter their first retirement transition; the website and fulfillment systems remain unchanged.

America250PA is hosting a Commonwealth Concert Series featuring Nelly, Third Eye Blind and special guest Frzy on Saturday, June 27 at Point State Park (road closures are in effect from Wednesday through the event) as former Steelers quarterback Charlie Batch hosts.

The free event requires tickets for entrance.

The Chartiers Valley school board voted five to four to furlough 41 transportation employees and replace them with a private provider by First Student, prompting concerns among parents about changes for students with special needs.

The decision came amid ongoing contract negotiations nearing a June 30 deadline.

Pittsburgh offers free swimming lessons for kids ages 6 to 15 through CitiParks’ Aquatics Team from June 29 to July 10 at city pools; lessons at Highland and Schenley pools run at special times — classes at other pools will be scheduled later.

After recent storms, the Shapiro administration warns residents to verify contractor registration when hiring for storm repairs.

Homeowners should ask for a Home Improvement Contractor number and confirm it through the Attorney General’s toll-free line (1-888-520-6680) to avoid scam tactics.

Today, the Pirates unveiled Legacy Hall — a memorabilia display and event space along PNC Park’s left field entrance on Federal Street that features artifacts including a section honoring Dave Parker and the original home plate from Forbes Field, available to fans on game days.

The Pittsburgh Penguins were sold last night, and new owners are set to lead the team.

More details on the transition are expected to be shared soon.

Former Penguins star Pascal Dupuis was hired as the Islanders' director of player development Tuesday after spending six years with the Shawinigan Cataractes front office in the Quebec MJHL.

Dupuis played 15 years in the NHL and helped secure the 2009 Stanley Cup for Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates

6:00-7:10 p.m. — PNC Park — $10 Loaded Value included — Celebrate West Virginia University Night with baseball and exclusive giveaways.

Knights of the Arcade Comedy Show

— 75 minutes — Arcade Comedy Theater — $15, $10 for college students — Experience a hilarious D&D comedy adventure with audience participation and charismatic characters.

Devora Live Performance

6:00 – 10:30 PM — Crafthouse Stage & Grill — Ticket prices vary — Experience the unique fusion of outlaw country and dark pop with multimedia artistry by DEVORA.

Tunes At The Terminal: PAPPY SOLO

5-8 p.m. — Strip District Terminal — Free entry — Enjoy live local music in a vibrant atmosphere at one of Pittsburgh's iconic gathering spots.

Speed Dating for Singles in Pittsburgh

7-9 p.m. — Smiling Moose Brewing — $30 ticket — Meet up to 12 potential matches in a fun and friendly atmosphere.

WILLIS Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Entry for 18+ or with guardians — Experience the evolving sound of indie rock with WILLIS and The Booyah! Kids.

Love in the Club

8:30 – 11:59 PM — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $27.84 — A vibrant night of 2000s R&B and hip hop dance hits awaits.

MK Fullerton / LOWREV Album Release Show

6-10 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $29.39 to $51.37 — Catch MK Fullerton and LOWREV as they celebrate their album release with special guests Jaxon and Kid Tigrrr.

Brewers vs. Pirates with Postgame Concert

12:15 p.m. — PNC Park — Game ticket required — Enjoy an exciting MLB game followed by a concert from Jordan Davis.

Congress The Band Concert

8 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — Ticket availability varies — Enjoy an evening of live music with Congress The Band in a vibrant venue.