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A popular food truck event that moved from Lititz Springs Park to the Lancaster Airport could be moving to Wrightsville this summer. Food Truck Frenzy, sponsored by the radio station Fun 101.3, will likely move to Riverfront Park or nearby in the York County borough. Ronnie Ramone, Fun 101.3’s program director, spoke at Borough Council’s May 3 meeting and said the event outgrew Lititz Springs Park after three years and moved to the Lancaster Airport. “We like that the nightlife is growing by leaps and bounds here,” he said. The event was popular with downtown businesses in...

Wrightsville Borough hired Commonwealth Code of York County in October for the town’s code enforcement and for issuing building permits. But after months of complaints about delays in issuing building permits,  Borough Council voted unanimously at its April 19 meeting to  cancel that contract. On May 1, it will start working with Solanco Engineering Associates in Quarryville for zoning and property maintenance matters and and Code Administrators in Lancaster for building permits. Mark Deimler, from Solanco Engineering, attended the meeting via conference call. He said his firm star...

Wrightsville Borough Council President Eric J. White stopped the April 5 council meeting and called 911 after a resident interrupted a discussion of a resolution pressuring the local municipal authority to sell the water and sewer systems to a private company. White banged his gavel several times and told Mel McDonald that she was not allowed to comment on the matter. Public comment was held at the beginning of the meeting, at which time McDonald was the sole resident to offer any. McDonald, wife of council member Rick McDonald, who has attended meetings via conference call during the pandemi...

Crews have started work on new bathrooms in Wrightsville’s Riverfront Park, which has been undergoing a transformation thanks to the York County borough’s efforts to secure grants for the past

The president of Wrightsville Borough Council announced at the regular Dec. 7 council meeting that he had been hospitalized with COVID-19 in November, less than a week after attending a planning meeting. Council President Eric J. White also accused the wife of a fellow council member of lying about when White had been diagnosed. In the Wrightsville Rants and Raves Facebook group, Mel McDonald, wife of council member Rick McDonald, said White attended the Nov. 16 planning meeting knowing he was positive for coronavirus. On Dec. 7, White forcefully disputed a “public misconception,” s...