Good morning, Lafayette.

United Way of Greater Lafayette CEO David Bathe will retire at the end of June and be replaced by Jennifer Million to lead the organization’s local programs.

GreenFest 2026 will return to downtown Lafayette with free sustainability exhibits, youth workshops and family-friendly activities (including hands-on projects) on June 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Big Four Depot and Riehle Plaza.

Prophetstown State Park invites community members to walk against the current on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30-8:30 p.m. until July 30 — the fee is $3 per person for ages 13 and older with children needing an adult.

Bob Rohrman Honda has completed an $8 million expansion along Sagamore Parkway to modernize the facility, with a grand reopening celebration today from 5 to 8 p.m. that will include appearances by Purdue athletes (such as C.J.

Cox, Ryan Browne and Gene Keady).

Bethel AME Church unveiled a commemorative plaque today to honor 180 years of service by Tippecanoe County’s oldest Black congregation (marking a milestone in local history).

The ceremony highlights the church’s deep roots in the community.

Bethel AME Church, Lafayette’s oldest Black congregation (established in 1846), unveiled a historical plaque on June 2 to mark 180 years of pre-Civil War legacy.

The church once operated a school for Black children (and hosted Frederick Douglass to raise funds) as part of its rich educational history.

Purdue University’s Dean Arvind Raman was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as undersecretary of commerce for standards and technology (and will serve as director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology), and Mark Lundstrom became dean of the College of Engineering on June 1.

West Lafayette city council passed a resolution Monday night to report emissions from city operations as part of the Greater Lafayette Climate Action Plan.

Officials plan to launch a dashboard online by 2027 and share annual progress reports from the Wastewater Treatment Utility.

Governor Braun declared June as 'Nuclear Family Month' on Monday to support policies that strengthen families + community.

Local advocates have criticized the timing since Pride celebrations begin alongside the proclamation.

On Monday, the West Lafayette Fire Department celebrated three promotions and two new roles and honored Chaplain Stefan Nitzschke, who will move near Cincinnati — Mayor Erin Easter administered the oaths as Justin Taylor, Stevie Jenkinson and Drew Snider stepped into higher ranks.

Tropicanoe Cove in Lafayette is boosting pool safety as warmer weather draws crowds—lifeguards enforce rules that include no running on deck, wearing life jackets, and meeting slide height requirements.

Midwest Women's Bowling Tournament

All day — Mike Aulby's Arrowhead Bowl — Various entry fees — Compete in exciting bowling matches at the Midwest Women's Tournament.

2026 Cancer Survivor Tea: Wicked For Good

11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. — Art Museum of Greater Lafayette — Free entry — Celebrate life, love, and resilience in a regal afternoon tea setting.

Franciscan Alliance: Working Well

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. — Ivy Tech Community College Lafayette — Free entry — Hear insights from Alex Heaton about workplace wellness initiatives.

Plant Bingo Night

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Bennett's Greenhouse — $25.00 — Enjoy a fun-filled evening of bingo with plants and prizes.

Out Of The Box Theatre Camp

4:30-6:00 p.m. — Grant's House & Civic Theatre — Free programming — A unique theatre camp offering creative performance opportunities for students with diverse learning needs.

Crossroads Cars & Coffee

9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Crossroads Foundation Repair — Free admission — Experience a fun-filled community morning with cool cars, great food, and activities for kids while supporting a good cause.