Rockvale Square News Today

QVC Outlet, which was one of the earliest tenants of what is now the Shops at Rockvale, will close its store there this fall.

Shops at Rockvale’s residential reinvention, and its impact on surrounding properties in East Lampeter Township, is the latest chapter for the storied property once known as Rockvale Square.

Scores of new apartments have been added to a housing plan for the $120 million proposed redevelopment of the Shops at Rockvale even as township officials continue to push for

Scores of new apartments have been added to a housing plan for the $120 million proposed redevelopment of the Shops at Rockvale even as township officials continue to push for

Ravenswood Senior News: Mary Lou Robinson speaks of the Jackson County Junior Fair livestock sale and shares senior center updates and the Recycled Teenagers 2021 travel schedule.

Ravenswood Senior News By the time you read this, the spring sports will be in full swing at the high school. We got to watch a scrimmage game for softball at the Eastwood field. The girls played Roane County which appears to be a good team. Our girls did okay and we look forward to seeing some wins as the season progresses. We haven’t had a chance to see the boys play anything yet. Hopefully they are now playing games also. We are happy that we can now go to the remaining basketball games (b...

The Van Heusen store in the Shops at Rockvale is closing this summer, ending a 34-year run for one of the original retailers in the Route 30 outlet center. The Van Heusen store opened in 1987 in what was then called Rockvale Square. An employee at the store said it would be closing in July. The men’s and women’s clothing retailer relocated within the outlet center two years ago when a building was demolished for what was planned for a park. Plans are currently in the works to redevelo...

"This is such a difficult time to lose someone: grieving and social distancing just do not work together," wrote the daughters of one victim who died in April. According to the countys coroner, as of March 26, 2021, some 974 people had died of COVID-19 here since the pandemic took its first local life a year ago, on March 26, 2020. Many have had their lives recounted on the obituary pages of LNP | LancasterOnline, but only a small number of those tributes have publicly confirmed that their deat...