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Historical Commission approves demolitions, provided ‘Fleet Wing’ cladding is saved

49 W. King St. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) The Lancaster city Historical Commission voted Tuesday to recommend approval of three buildings on West King …

By Tim Stuhldreher - February 23, 2022

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News: Wednesday, Feb. 23

The Mill Road, left, and Rheems Elementary Schools. (Source: Elizabethtown Area School District | Google Street View) Headlines: • Elizabethtown Area School Board votes to close …

By One United Lancaster - February 23, 2022

Community Voices

‘Once in a lifetime’ athlete Barney Ewell: A Q&A with Ron Ford & Arthur Morris

Barney Ewell (Source: Penn State) “Barney could have been known as one of the world’s greatest athletes,” Ron Ford said. Ford is the nephew of Lancaster …

By Kyle Gamble - February 22, 2022

Community Voices

Former City Councilman, county commissioner looks back: A Q&A with Ron Ford

Ron Ford (Photo: Kyle Gamble) Lancaster native Ron Ford was the first Black individual elected to Lancaster City Council, the first to be elected president of …

By Kyle Gamble - February 22, 2022

News Roundup

Lancaster County becomes Class 2A

Lancaster County Government Center, 150 N. Queen St. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Lancaster County officially became a “Class 2A” county Tuesday morning, with commissioners Ray D’Agostino and …

By Tim Stuhldreher - February 22, 2022

News Roundup

News: Tuesday, Feb. 22

Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam speaks at the Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health Suburban Pavilion on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Headlines: • UPMC, …

By One United Lancaster - February 22, 2022

News Roundup

Pandemic aid is paying hotel stays for 160+ people who lack stable housing

Cars drive along Lincoln Highway East (Route 30) on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Dozens of Lancaster County families who lost their housing during …

By Tim Stuhldreher - February 21, 2022

Community Voices

Pushing the boundaries of theater: A Q&A with artist, educator and advocate Starleisha Michelle Gingrich

Starleisha Michelle Gingrich (Photo: Molly S Photography) Starleisha Michelle Gingrich is so deeply involved with and impassioned by theater, she says even just thinking about it …

By Olivia Smucker - February 21, 2022

News Roundup

Drive-through Covid-19 test site to close Friday

A car pulls up to the entrance of a bay at the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center for a drive-through Covid-19 test on its first …

By One United Lancaster - February 21, 2022

News Roundup

News: Monday, Feb. 21

The Lancaster Johnson & Johnson plant is seen in a Google Street View image. Headlines: • Johnson & Johnson plant to shut down by year’s end: …

By One United Lancaster - February 21, 2022

News Roundup

By the numbers: Lancaster County is solidly past its winter Covid-19 peak

This graph shows the surge and drop in Covid-19 cases in Lancaster County over the past two months. (Source: PolicyLab) Lancaster County has made it to …

By Tim Stuhldreher - February 18, 2022

News Roundup

Facade program illuminates Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church is seen illuminated in Lancaster County following a facade improvement project. (Source: Lancaster City Alliance) (Source: Lancaster City Alliance) A lighting project …

By One United Lancaster - February 18, 2022

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Historical Commission approves demolitions, provided ‘Fleet Wing’ cladding is saved

News: Wednesday, Feb. 23

‘Once in a lifetime’ athlete Barney Ewell: A Q&A with Ron Ford & Arthur Morris

Former City Councilman, county commissioner looks back: A Q&A with Ron Ford

Lancaster County becomes Class 2A

News: Tuesday, Feb. 22

Pandemic aid is paying hotel stays for 160+ people who lack stable housing

Pushing the boundaries of theater: A Q&A with artist, educator and advocate Starleisha Michelle Gingrich

Drive-through Covid-19 test site to close Friday

News: Monday, Feb. 21

By the numbers: Lancaster County is solidly past its winter Covid-19 peak

Facade program illuminates Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

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Historical Commission approves demolitions, provided ‘Fleet Wing’ cladding is saved

News: Wednesday, Feb. 23

‘Once in a lifetime’ athlete Barney Ewell: A Q&A with Ron Ford & Arthur Morris

Former City Councilman, county commissioner looks back: A Q&A with Ron Ford

Lancaster County becomes Class 2A

News: Tuesday, Feb. 22

Pandemic aid is paying hotel stays for 160+ people who lack stable housing

Pushing the boundaries of theater: A Q&A with artist, educator and advocate Starleisha Michelle Gingrich

Drive-through Covid-19 test site to close Friday

News: Monday, Feb. 21

By the numbers: Lancaster County is solidly past its winter Covid-19 peak

Facade program illuminates Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church

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