Good morning, Lynchburg.

Eight graduates completed the Lynchburg Adult Recovery Court program on Wednesday, June 3, which offers treatment for addiction as an alternative to incarceration.

The ceremony celebrated a fresh start for participants in rebuilding their lives.

Pierce Street Farmers Market announced its participation in the Virginia Fresh Match program to double SNAP/EBT benefits for fruit+vegetable purchases.

The market hopes to increase access to fresh, affordable produce for local residents.

On Wednesday night, crews worked to extinguish a fire on Craddock Street in downtown Lynchburg, and officials are monitoring the situation for further updates.

Boot Barn will begin construction this week on a new western wear store that is set to open mid-August in Lynchburg at the old Collaborative Health building, 2321 Wards Road + the Hobby Lobby plaza.

The National D-Day Memorial in Bedford marks its 25th anniversary as the community prepares events to honor those who sacrificed during World War II.

The commemoration will include Amazing America 250, sponsored by All Phase Roofing and Construction.

Governor Spanberger urged residents to prepare their families, homes, and businesses for severe weather as hurricane season began with a tabletop exercise at the Virginia Emergency Operations Center on Wednesday; she advised checking emergency plans to lessen storm damage.

A stray dog named Owen is recovering after surgery at Lynchburg Humane Society where vets removed a bullet from his neck (an abscess had formed around it), and he will need further tests and possible surgery to complete his care.

Dermatologists warn that all types of tanning can damage DNA and increase skin cancer risk.

They advise Lynchburg residents to protect their skin by avoiding tanning and using sunscreen.

A new guide offers wedding season budget tips to help local couples manage expenses and plan cost-effective celebrations.

Featured in today's WDBJ7+ Top Local Headlines, the advice is tailored for Lynchburg readers to save money & enjoy memorable weddings.

Grease Musical

7:30-10 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG-13 rated — Experience a bold new take on the classic Grease with high-energy performances and a nostalgic 1950s vibe.

Grease

7:30-10 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG-13 rated — Enjoy a high-energy, bold interpretation of Grease with a nostalgic soundtrack and plenty of charm.

Grease

2:30-5:30 p.m. — Wolf Den Downtown — Rated PG13 — Experience a bold new take on the classic musical with high-energy and plenty of 1950s flair.

Grease

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — Rated PG13 — Experience a bold new take on a classic with high-energy performances and a nod to the 1950s.

Grease

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — Check event page for ticket prices — Wolfbane's bold and high-energy rendition of Grease brings 1950s charm and playful mischief.

Grease by Wolfbane

2:30-5:30 p.m. — Wolf Den Downtown — Rated PG13 — Experience a bold new take on Grease with high-energy charm and a nod to the cool crowd.

We’re Wolves and DoneFor Concert

5-10 p.m. — Super Rad Arcade Bar — $15 presale — Enjoy an evening of local music with DoneFor and We're Wolves at this vibrant Lynchburg venue.

4th Annual Children's Miracle Network Car Show

10 a.m.–5 p.m. — Walmart Supercenter — Free entry — Enjoy a display of cars, jeeps, motorcycles, and trucks while supporting a great cause.

Grease

2:30-5:30 p.m. — The Wolf Den Downtown — PG13 — A bold new take on the classic musical filled with high-energy and 1950s flair.

Randolph College Summer Science Camp

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. — Randolph College — Early Bird $350, After May 15 $400 — Dive into the exciting world of science with hands-on experiments and engaging lectures.