Good morning, Lincoln.

SoulFull Cocina reopened Wednesday, Aug.

12 after Chef Chubb recovered from his stroke and began working shorter shifts as part of his healing process. Community support helped him return to his kitchen and plan a slower pace in his daily schedule.

Foreigner and local high school choir Ars Nova will perform together at Pinewood Bowl today at 7 p.m. The band invited Ars Nova to join them for one song (I Want to Know What Love Is), bringing back their 2015 collaboration.

Today, Lincoln residents can enjoy the Perseid meteor shower as a consolation for the solar eclipse — offering a rare, beautiful celestial display for local skywatchers.

Local leaders announced that a $17 million youth volleyball complex will appear on the Nov.

3 ballot to gain a state sales tax incentive and build on the city’s role in youth sports; supporters say the privately owned N4VB facility will host tournaments and offer programs (without raising local taxes).

Kevin Shubert (a three-time shot-put All-American) launched the Throw Zone training program for about 80 athletes in Lincoln today, with Division I coaches already calling about prospects.

The program offers online training and will soon install a permanent throwing ring and expand outdoor space.

Carpetland of Post 500 of Lincoln East will begin pool play at the American Legion Baseball World Series in Shelby, North Carolina on Thursday at noon local time against Fairfield, California.

The team, with a 51-6 record after state and regional wins, will play additional games Saturday and Sunday with streams on ESPN Plus.