The sixth annual Lititz Walk for PA Wounded Warriors (PAWW) was held on May 12, 2018, to raise awareness and funds for Pennsylvania Wounded Warriors, Inc., the nonprofit organization that assists Pennsylvania’s own wounded warriors. Recently, the...

This year marks the 77th Queen of the Candles Pageant. The pageant is sponsored by Listrak and arranged by the Lititz Woman’s Club. Twelve young ladies, who are all members of the Warwick High School class of...

  The Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole recently  refused a Right-to-Know request for denied-parole documentation for Joy O’Shea Woomer. The case offers an example of the latitude some government agencies have on Right-to-Know requests. Woomer  has served almost 10 years of a...

Extra! Extra! The History of the Newspaper in Lititz exhibit runs through December 2019 With a population of just over 4,000 in the 1930s, you wouldn’t expect a community like Lititz to have three separate newspapers. “It...

Historic Lititz flagpole retrieval set for THIS FRIDAY, May 25 Flagpole will mark future site of Veterans Honor Park of Lancaster County   A century-old flagpole that stood at Lititz Elementary School for most of those years...

By Patrick Burns News Editor   It was the third in a series of sinkholes and water line breaks since January 2016 — and the second since David Gerhart purchased the property less than six months earlier....

Thanks to his sister, Tom Sheehan has been given a second chance at life. Living as a regular boy in a small town, he moved to Lititz with his family in 1954. Even then, he knew Lititz...

The 4×400 relay, as Warwick sophomore Cassidy Kline admitted, was a mental test last Saturday. “Since it’s the last race, we’d all run our (other) races prior to this so our legs are pretty tired,” Kline smiled....

Manheim PA (known as Manheim Auto Auction to locals) is often a bustling place. Monday, May 7 was no exception. But instead of cars being sold on the auction block, the action centered on 120 motorcycle riders,...