Good morning, Folsom.

Red Hawk Resort Casino hosted free live music this weekend with Gotcha Covered and Dustin Saylor performing Friday at the Stage Bar and The Apex and the Ariel Jean Band delivering a lively country-rock set Saturday at Stage Bar.

The venue also offered rewards promotions for guests.

Historic Folsom's Sutter Street Sip & Stroll will return this Saturday from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., offering over 20 wine tasting stops, bites from local restaurants and live music in the Historic District with limited on-site ticket sales available.

Tracy Lawrence will perform live at the Harris Center for the Arts on Friday, Sept.

4 at 7:30 p.m.—tickets are on sale now for his country music show featuring decades of hit songs.

Nearly 100 people gathered at The Square on Thursday evening to support the Folsom History Museum’s third annual Eat, Create, Celebrate fundraiser.

The museum announced plans to expand The Square later this year — adding an annex for the Blacksmith shop and more space for community events.

Vista del Lago High School earned first and third places at the 19th SMUD Solar Car Race held Thursday at Sacramento State.

Nearly 200 students raced their solar-powered cars starting around 10 a.m. (after months of design and testing) to showcase teamwork and innovation.

At Lake Natoma, a bald eagle pair lost its recently hatched eaglets after professional photographers observed the birds behaving unusually (neither feeding nor brooding at the rebuilt nest), according to Friends of Lakes Folsom.