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In a 3-2 vote on Feb. 19, Wrightsville Borough Council filled a vacancy on council by appointing a former council member who lost his reelection bid in November.

Wrightsville Borough Council unanimously approved joining an intergovernmental agreement with Hallam Borough and Hellam Township to oversee the fire departments from both boroughs that provide first responder service to all

Wrightsville Borough Council on Nov. 6 approved advertising its 2024 budget that, like all budgets since 2018, has no tax increase.

After a presentation from the chief of the South Central PA Search and Rescue Team, Wrightsville Borough Council unanimously approved a $500 contribution to the organization at council’s Feb. 6

Because sidewalk construction in underway, Wrightsville Borough Council on Oct. 17 voted 5-0 to close two blocks of Locust Street on Halloween to ensure the safety of children and parents

Since taking office in January, Wrightsville Mayor Tayne Slenker has worked to fulfill her campaign promise of cleaning up the York County borough of overgrown lawns, weeds and junk piled

Wrightsville Borough Council in York County approved a noise ordinance at its Aug. 1 meeting, responding to complaints from residents about loud outdoor music from the Burning Bridge Tavern.

In 2021, the Burning Bridge Tavern on Hellam Street in Wrightsville, York County, had outdoor entertainment with loud music eight times throughout the summer, which annoyed Dave Foulk and his

Wrightsville Borough Council unanimously awarded a $1.6 million contract June 6 for a project to improve Front Street and Riverfront Park.

If Wrightsville Borough Council member Eric J. White had his way, council would eliminate the three-ward system in the York County borough, an issue he has discussed since last year.