Lititz Run News Today

At dawn Saturday, Lancaster County fishers made their way to their favorite stocked streams to cast their first lines on the opening day of trout season, some for their very

Those involved with the project are confident that the Quittie will soon be green and in a few years will look almost like it did when the area’s early settlers first laid eyes on it.

When: Council meeting, Oct. 24.

A Saturday event in Lititz got kids outdoors, offered science-themed activities and supported efforts to restore a local creek.

When: Warwick Township supervisors meeting, Oct. 18.

When: Warwick Township supervisors meeting, Sept. 6.

Four Lancaster County projects will receive grants totaling a combined $1.8 million to improve the sustainability of stream flows and groundwater during droughts.

For many eager anglers, the opening day of trout season can be considered the unofficial start of spring. It’s the time when many will dust off their rods, reels, boots,

A section of Water Street in Lititz will remain closed through early next week so a railroad crossing can be removed and paved, according to the state Department of Transportation.

A paving project in downtown Lititz that began last year will resume next month, and take about 10 weeks to complete, according to the state Department of Transportation.