Opinion The First Friday Trolley (video) Could the once-a-month trolley evolve into a more regulator "circulator" transportation option? By Bryant Heng - September 5, 2024
Opinion Walking in Lancaster city (video) Becoming a walkable city didn’t happen overnight. By Bryant Heng - August 12, 2024
Opinion Car-free commuting in Lancaster (video) City Public Works Engineer Ben Hogan commutes from Elizabethtown to downtown Lancaster by e-bike, train and bicycle. By Bryant Heng - July 24, 2024
Opinion Amish transportation in Lancaster (video) Taking it slow and mutual respect can make our streets safer. By Bryant Heng - July 1, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: Reflections on education, history and memory Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. By One United Lancaster - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: The cultural significance of the holiday (opinion) “It is not merely a date on the calendar but a reminder of our resilience, heritage, and the long journey toward freedom and equality.” By Marquis Lupton - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: The storytelling tradition, and praying for rain (opinion) “I am privileged to tell the stories of my elders over and over again – making it impossible to forget.” By Kesha Williams - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: Juneteenth and the work of the NAACP (opinion) “The struggle for freedom and equality in this county is a long, strenuous journey. We must take up our part in this important work.” By Blanding Watson - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: What would my great-great-grandfather think? (opinion) “Would he feel that his life’s work mattered or was it in vain?” By Marian Wilson - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: The role of a university (opinion) “Knowledge is power, and when combined with education, it accelerates upward social mobility.” By Daniel Wubah - June 19, 2024
Opinion Juneteenth 2024: Behind the celebration (opinion) “So, what went on in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865, anyway?” By Lenwood Sloan - June 19, 2024
Opinion Start now to ensure fair voting maps after 2030 census (opinion) “Pennsylvania’s current partisan redistricting processes, combined with lax campaign finance laws, make every legislative candidate an expendable pawn in the continuing national chess game to capture a Congressional majority.” By Carol Kuniholm - May 30, 2024
