York County
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‘It’s insane.’ Beloved York soccer coach faces deportation to Haiti
Amson Charleston, 26, came to America from Haiti about six years ago and earned a scholarship to Central Penn College, where he was a star soccer player.
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This 16-year-old just opened his second restaurant in south-central Pa.
With the help of his father, Gage Klein, who’s entering his junior year in high school, owns two restaurants in York County.
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Dolly Parton once performed on the York Inter-State Fair’s grandstand
Before she became a country music superstar, Dolly Parton was on the bottom of the bill at the York Inter-State Fair where tickets were as low as $2.50.
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York officials to dedicate street in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
The dedication of College Avenue to honor Martin Luther King Jr. is honorary, not a literal renaming of the street.
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At 90, this Yorker decided to jump out of a plane because ‘why not?’
Wayne Burg has had his share of adventures in his nine decades on the planet.
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Marijuana mystery: How a York County funeral home got a 27-pound weed delivery
Heffner Funeral Chapel and Crematory on Kenneth Road in West Manchester Township received a strange package-27 pounds of weed.
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York County landfill operator ordered to pay $9.2M for water pollution
U.S. District Judge Jennifer P. Wilson found the company committed 419 permit violations between 2019 and 2023 involving boron and osmotic pressure, pollutants linked to wastewater from the landfill.
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A bird hanging from a tree? York County firefighters help rescue endangered heron
The black crowned night heron is an endangered species in Pennsylvania and protected under the state law because of what the Game Commission describes as “a decline in numbers and size of Pennsylvania colonies.”
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From the law to Broadway, Ken Ludwig’s journey brings him back to York
Tickets for An Evening With Ken Ludwig’s “Dear Jack, Dear Louise” are on sale now. The cost is $100.
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This weekend in Pa.: The York State Fair returns, and Lake Wallenpaupack turns 100
A centennial celebration in the Poconos for Lake Wallenpaupack, the return of the annual York State Fair, and a math festival (you read that right) in Philadelphia highlight a weekend of family-friendly fun in Pennsylvania.
