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Myers leads way for men's cross country at Franklin & Marshall
LANCASTER, Pa. -- Senior Daniel Myers led the way for the Elizabethtown College men's cross country team on Friday at Franklin & Marshall. The Blue Jays had the top four performers and five in the top eight as they beat the Diplomats in dual fashion, 17-42. There was only 22 seconds of separation between Myers' first-place finish and the fourth Blue Jay to finish.
Parent company of ‘The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy’ files for bankruptcy
(WHTM) — The parent company of four Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy locations across Central Pennsylvania has filed for bankruptcy. According to court documents obtained by ABC27 News, the parent company that owns the four Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy locations in the Midstate, CL Cressler Inc., filed for bankruptcy on Thursday. The...
Renewed Centre Park opens in Reading after extensive restoration
The City of Reading celebrated the dedication of the newly revitalized Centre Park, located at 725 Centre Ave. The ribbon-cutting ceremony, held Friday morning, marked the completion of the project, and was attended by city officials, state representatives, along with local residents who have long been invested in the park’s future.
Women's Cross Country Opens 2024 at Home vs. Elizabethtown
LANCASTER, Pa. – The Franklin & Marshall women's cross country team welcomed Elizabethtown to Baker Campus on Friday evening for the Diplomats' home invitational. Nine runners took to the start line for F&M as the Diplomats challenged their local foes in a two-mile race during which the Blue Jays ultimately prevailed by a tight 26-32 score.
Women’s Soccer Battles York in Season Opener
READING, Pa. – The Penn State Berks women's soccer team fell to York (Pa.), 2-1, in the team's home opener on Friday night. Despite being outshot, 26-4, the Nittany Lions hung tough thanks to a tenacious defense and strong goalkeeping by Sophia Gonzalez. She made eight saves on the night.
Chargers Stumped by Diplomats, 0-5
The Lancaster Bible College Men's Soccer team went toe to toe with cross-town opponent, Franklin and Marshall Diplomats, on Friday night at Donald H. Funk Field. The Chargers were overwhelmed by the Diplomats offensive fire power, as they fell short, with a final score of 0-5. The Chargers start off 0-1 on the season, while the Diplomats begin 1-0. How It Happened:Chargers were fired up to face the visiting Diplomats in their home opener. The first half started off in a way they didn't expect though, as the Diplomats struck early. The visitors scored just two minutes into the game to take an early 1-0 lead. The Chargers responded readily keeping the Diplomats scoreless for the rest of the half.
USPS to hold job fairs in central Pennsylvania in early September
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — If you’re looking for a job, the United States Postal Service is holding job fairs in the Midstate beginning next week. They are hiring for multiple positions, including city carrier, city carrier assistant, rural carrier associate, and clerk. USPS personnel will be at the...
Eufemia Notches Hat Trick, Chargers End in Draw 4-4
The Lancaster Bible College Women's Soccer team started off their season at home Friday evening facing non-conference foe, the Houghton Highlanders. The Chargers found themselves with a 4-1 lead with just a quarter of the game, left but the Highlanders were not done as they stormed back to end the game in a 4-4 draw. Both the Chargers and the Highlanders begin their 2024 season 0-0-1.
Fatal crash expected to close I-81 for several hours in Lebanon County
A fatal crash involving a motorcycle is expected to close the southbound lanes of Interstate 81 in Lebanon County for several hours, PennDOT announced Saturday. The crash was first reported around 5:21 p.m. near the underpass for Homestead Road and mile marker 82.5. It is unclear how many vehicles were...
Trio Accused Of Restaurant Slashing, Assault Arrested: Ycrpd
Shawntay Handy, 49, T Kwon Banks, 20, and Tyjyre Stern, 18, were arrested on warrants on Tuesday, Aug. 27, the YCRPD explained. The warrants were issued following an investigation into an assault involving a knife in the restaurant at Heritage Hills Golf Resort located at 2700 Mount Rose Avenue in York Township at 1:27 a.m. on June 1, 2024, as detailed in the release.
Here’s how much Lancaster’s Home Rule Study Commission has cost
The final report of the Home Rule Study Commission includes the latest accounting of the expenses incurred in preparing the charter that Lancaster city voters will consider on Nov. 5. A table on Page 13 shows disbursements of $100,629 through Aug. 15. Another $32,424 in outlays is expected, for a...
Pa. winery unveils vintage of wine that hasn’t been released in more than 2 decades
Fans of Va La Vineyards in Avondale, Chester County, are familiar with the drill: annual releases of Silk (a rosato), Cedar and Mahogany (red blends) and La Prima Donna (orange wine), and then one or two more depending on what owner/winemaker Anthony Vietri has aged to satisfaction. Over the years,...
Empowering Women Leaders: Unleashing Potential at Insurance and Law Summit
WAYNE, PA — Perrin Conferences is set to host the second annual Women in Insurance and Law Leadership Conference on October 8, 2024, at the New York City Bar Association. Designed to foster professional growth among women in the insurance and litigation fields, the event promises a robust agenda featuring insights from top industry leaders.
Moss Receives KU’s 2024 Wiesenberger Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr. Lauren Moss, professor of Counselor Education and Student Affairs, received Kutztown University’s 2024 Arthur and Isabel Wiesenberger Award for Excellence in Teaching. The award is presented annually to a faculty member who has demonstrated superlative teaching skills and service to the university. Moss is a Licensed Professional Counselor...
The Washington Post Ranks Doylestown Pizzeria Best in State for Neapolitan Slices
The Spuntino Wood Fired Pizzeria in Doylestown was named the best spot for Neapolitan-style pizza. A popular pizzeria in Doylestown has been listed as the best spot in Pennsylvania for Neapolitan-style pizza and more. Dylan Moriarty, Andrew Van Dam, Amanda Finnegan, and Gabe Hiatt all wrote about this and other pizza shops for The Washington Post.
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