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November 5, 2023
Books serve to show us different lives, take us on adventures, break our hearts and make us think — but only if we have access to them.
November 4, 2023
Money is flowing into the campaigns of school board candidates running for seats in the Warwick, Manheim Township, Elizabethtown Area and Hempfield districts.
November 4, 2023
Pleasant View Communities formally kicked off construction and a fundraising campaign Friday for a $8.6 million project next to the retirement communitys campus that will include a new home for
November 3, 2023
Two Lancaster County chapters of the Fraternal Order of Police are crying foul over a political flyer that landed in the mailboxes of Lancaster County residents this week touting the
November 3, 2023
Republican Clerk of Courts candidate Nicky Woods handily defeated incumbent Mary Anater in the May primary.
October 31, 2023
Democrats say it amounts to a book ban; Republicans say measure would have districts mandate what is defined as sexually explicit and remove such materials.
October 31, 2023
Wake up, voters! Gun violence is out of control. The peaceful town of Lewiston, Maine, lost 18 people to a senseless act of gun violence Oct. 25. The gunman’s family
October 30, 2023
(WHTM)– Pennsylvania Democrats are calling for more gun control measures after the mass shooting in Maine. Two state lawmakers held a meeting in Philadelphia on Monday to hear from people impacted by gun violence. It’s part of a renewed push to create universal background checks, but Republicans say there’s no future in the Senate. “All […]
October 29, 2023
State Sen. Ryan Aument has pushed a bill through the state Senate that would essentially ban students from reading certain books in school. It would require parents to sign an
October 29, 2023
The Pennsylvania Senate on Tuesday voted to advance legislation that purports to give parents more insight and control over what their children are reading in school. But opponents vigorously argued the measures are a de facto book ban, and a redundant effort to exclude content by and for marginalized communities. Senate Bill 7 passed 29-21, […]