Lititz News

A family taking in the fireworks over the weekend in Lititz are now mourning the loss of their two pets, after a West Earl Township, Lancaster County home burned.

An early morning fire at Flintrock Stables in Lancaster County damaged a storage barn.

A judge Monday sentenced a Lititz man to 4 months in prison for hitting a boy walking to school with his car last year and then speeding away to elude police.

Students appeal for help from borough council By Michael C. Upton 2008-06-27 13:36:00 Lititz Record Express Unsatisfied with the results they received from the Warwick School Board and administration, four ...

People suspected of drinking and driving are keeping police busy around the county.

Michael Ellis, 30, of the first block of St. Charles Street, Ephrata, was stopped in the 300 block of South Reading Road at 12:10 a.m. Thursday and arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of ...

After purchasing a new car, Barbara and Greg Sammet decided to take it for a drive around the neighborhood Sunday night.

The Garcia family of four did not receive a welcoming invitation to their new home in Warwick Township Sunday.

If you're going to see Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Hersheypark Stadium on Aug.

Close your eyes and imagine butter melting over an ear of local sweet corn, or water running over a clump of sweet cherries just picked from a tree.

Mount Gretna on tour Get your tickets now. Tickets for the 24th annual Mount Gretna Tour of Homes and Cottages, set for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug.

As he was dining with his family in the late afternoon of May 10, Wayne Kisela glanced out the window of Old Country Buffet.

Pop concert production companies have hiring needs at center stage, in contrast to a somewhat shaky outlook for most jobs in a weak economy.

Doneckers Inc. continues to decline comment on the status of the company, despite a partial shutdown of its restaurant and aggressive sales at its store.

Electricity bills are expected to balloon in 2010 when the industry's pricing caps are removed.

Ephrata school board president Robert Miller had a lengthy response Monday night to a letter to the editor appearing in a local paper which was critical of the board and superintendent.

People are entitled, so the saying goes, to their opinions. In cyber-space, people don't feel merely entitled to have opinions, they feel entitled to share them.

It was barely three weeks ago when Jacy Good, 21, was critically injured in a traffic wreck that killed her parents, Jay R. and Jean Good of Lititz.

A 22-year-old York woman was sentenced to Lebanon County prison this week for theft-related and drug offenses.

It may be hard to believe, but some children have never played in a backyard or seen a lit-up firefly.