50-year-old time capsule opened at a York County high school
RED LION, Pa. — Current and former staff, students and school district officials met at Red Lion Area High School to open a 50-year-old time capsule on Saturday. The capsule, which had been buried at the Red Lion Area High School in 1976, contained an American flag from the country's 200th anniversary, an old school flyer, and various photos and memorabilia.
Lancaster man arrested after kicking and spitting on police following road rage incident in...
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — The Middlesex Township Police Department arrested an 18-year-old man following a road rage incident involving Friday, according to a post on Crimewatch. Police were dispatched to a report of the incident that began on Interstate 81 and continued onto Harrisburg Pike. With assistance from neighboring...
Fishing rodeo draws hundreds to Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — Nearly 200 young Midstaters came out Saturday to a youth trout rodeo in upper Dauphin County. It was the Paul Foster Memorial Youth Trout Rodeo in Williamstown. The Wiconisco Creek Anglers Association organized the event for kids 12 and under, fishing from a well-stocked creek. It didn’t cost the kids or […]
Palmyra High School prom: Watch the arrival from Saturday’s event
PennLive held another prom livestream Saturday with Palmyra High School holding their event at Sheraton Harrisburg Hershey Hotel and Conference Center. This week’s event was hosted by Brianna and Victoria Lemiso from Cumberland Valley High School. We will be streaming proms around central Pa. over the next several weekends....
The Secluded Pennsylvania Restaurant That Deserves A Spot On Your Bucket List
Sometimes the best meals come with a side of industrial history and a river view that’ll make you forget you’re still in Pennsylvania. The John Wright Restaurant in Wrightsville sits right on the Susquehanna River, tucked inside a building that once churned out cast iron products, and now it’s churning out some seriously good food that’ll have you wondering why you’ve been driving past...
Man, 31, died from gunshot wounds, sharp force trauma in York city homicide: coroner
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Nidair Jordon Collier, 31, died Friday morning in what the York County coroner has ruled a homicide. An autopsy performed Saturday found that Collier died from multiple gunshot wounds and sharp force trauma, according to the coroner's office. Collier was found by police in...
Pennsylvania’s All-You-Can-Eat Spot That Has A Next-Level Dessert Bar
Dessert bar first? At this Pennsylvania all-you-can-eat spot, the temptation is real. The Grand Smorgasbord brings hearty Pennsylvania Dutch comfort, fresh salads, hot entrées, made-to-order grill favorites, and bakery-fresh sweets into one generous spread. It is the kind of place where a plate of homestyle classics can easily turn...
Horn Farm Center reopens historic 1840s farmhouse
YORK COUNTY, Pa. — The 1840s farmhouse at Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education has stood in Hellam Township for nearly 200 years. In 2021, it faced an uncertain future. A lightning strike started a fire that nearly destroyed the structure, leaving it unusable for Horn Farm staff. Nearly...
Coroner dispatched to Lancaster County Sheetz for pedestrian struck: dispatchers
The Lancaster County Coroner’s Office on Saturday responded to a Sheetz in East Lampeter Township after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle, dispatchers said. The incident happened around 1 p.m. in parking lot of the Sheetz on the 2400 block of Old Philadelphia Pike. While EMS crews were...
York GVI says most recent deadly shooting is not ‘group-related’
YORK, Pa. (WHP) — The shooting that killed a 31-year-old man on South Hartley Street in York early Friday morning was not group-related, according to the York Group Violence Initiative in an update posted to Facebook on Saturday. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Police search for person of interest after early-morning...

















