Tim Stuhldreher

Nonprofits

Planned Parenthood Keystone CEO: Abortion will ‘absolutely’ be available through new Lancaster clinic

Planned Parenthood previously operated a reproductive health clinic on South Lime Street in Lancaster from the 1970s through 2020.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 28, 2022

Community

Pro-choice supporters rally at Musser Park, blast Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade (photos)

“We need each and every one of you in this fight,” said Melissa Reed, CEO of Planned Parenthood Keystone.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 25, 2022

Nonprofits

PCAD envisions student housing, studios at former Chameleon Club

The Pennsylvania College of Art & Design presented a preliminary plan to Lancaster city’s Historical Commission this week to convert the former Chameleon Club into student …

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ByTim Stuhldreher - June 23, 2022

Government

County approves its first ARPA allocations for community projects

The funding will go toward a rail trail safety project and countywide stream restoration.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 22, 2022

Community

High-rise proposed for Gallery Row

The former Teachers Protective Mutual Life Insurance Company Building would anchor the southeast corner of the project.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 22, 2022

Government

County puts first community ARPA allocations on agenda for Wednesday

At their work session Tuesday, the commissioners discussed four ARPA funding requests.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 21, 2022

Community

‘Preacher’s Kid’: Bright Side founder Rev. Louis Butcher Jr. on his life, career and decades of social change

“I grew up as a ‘P.K.,'” says the Rev. Louis Butcher Jr. That is to say, a “Preacher’s Kid.”

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 17, 2022

Health

By the numbers: LG Health discontinues community Covid-19 updates; FDA OK’s Covid vaccines for children under 5

Covid-19 cases are continuing a gentle decline in Lancaster County, according to state data.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 17, 2022

Government

County evaluates owner’s reps for prison project

The local folks, or the biggest name in the field? Those are the options facing the Lancaster County commissioners.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 15, 2022

Government

City Council approves size, siting of The Apartments on College Avenue

The decision came after about an hour of discussion, during which council members closely quizzed the city fire chief and building codes bureau chief about the project’s provisions for fire safety.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 15, 2022

Government

Many projects, limited ARPA: County commissioners weigh priorities

Lancaster County already has more potential demands on its American Rescue Plan Act funds than it has money to allocate.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 14, 2022

Government

City Council to weigh in on The Apartments at College Avenue

Last month, Lancaster city’s Historical Commission concluded that the proposed five-story development would not be out of character with its surroundings.

ByTim Stuhldreher - June 14, 2022