Tina Locurto

A Hanover businessperson is suing the borough and its police chief. The reason? First amendment rights related to the ancient and spiritual tarot card game.

It started with a couple of concerned residents and a Facebook group. Now, these residents aim to come together as a fully fledged nonprofit organization.

Through intense sun and humid evenings, Ted Evgeniadis is chopping weeds every week at the Codorus Creek.

Ted Evgeniadis, the executive director for the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association, invites the public to join him every week for this initiative.

An inside look at Susquehanna River boat tours

A slew of events celebrating the Susquehanna River are planned this month.

For York County creatives with a hoard of art supplies that they don’t know what to do with, one local might have a solution.

A court order forcing the closure of a longstanding Wrightsville winery has "blindsided" staff and patrons, according to its owner.

After several years of work, tournament organizers are thrilled with an “incredibly smooth” championship week.

A celebration of York County’s traditional community bands is happening later in July.

The housing situation is dire in York County — and officials say it isn’t just interest rates and low inventory contributing to the problem.

In a world where medication can be delivered drone-style at the push of a button — WellSpan Health is making a reality.

Juanika Ballard always adored working with children.

Enter the Chillatorium: a new quiet, sensory experience packed with soft lights, fidget toys and other gadgets for neurodivergent individuals.

One Inch & Co. tenant shared a message on social media — 'Kiss My Butt' — that helped spark an Attorney General's Office probe.

The Black Rose Junior Roller Derby team practices for an upcoming meet.

Bright and early Thursday morning, as students filed into Hannah Penn K-8 for another day of learning, a small team transformed the school’s library into a mobile dentist clinic.

The chance to try new foods — or perhaps indulge in a three-course meal — is approaching.

Bright and early Monday morning, the florists at Royer’s Flowers were busy.

Those in support showed up clad with signs, flags and their waving hands — smiling to all, including those who opposed.