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Today's News

  • Mulvaney explains what government shutdown means

    There’s been a lot of talk recently in political circles about a possible “government shutdown.” I thought it would be a good idea to explain what is really going on, why we are even discussing a shutdown and what that means for you.
    What a government shutdown is and is not:

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  • Police Reports 3/11/11

    According to Lancaster Police Department reports:

    • Officers issued warrants on a Lancaster woman for criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature on Feb. 11. A 61-year-old man told officers he was hit in the face with a lawn chair by Diane Strain, 56, 206 McCardell St., Lancaster, according to an incident report. 

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  • Two vying for Kershaw’s mayor post

    Jesef Williams
    jwilliams@thelancasternews.com
     KERSHAW – Town of Kershaw residents have been hearing about two candidates for mayor, though just one of those names will appear on the ballot.
    Kershaw Mayor Wayne Rhodes is seeking re-election against Donald McMaster, a fellow town resident who’s running a write-in campaign.

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  • Officials discuss repairs of roads

    Jesef Williams
    jwilliams@thelancasternews.com
     Lancaster City Councilman Gonzie Mackey says his constituents have been slighted when it comes to which roads in the city are chosen for repairs.
    Mackey, who represents City Council District 2, said no roads in his district have received repairs since he was elected more than four years ago. He expressed his frustration during Tuesday’s City Council meeting, as he and other Lancaster city officials discussed the roads they’d like to see improved this year.

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  • Rolling with an idea

    Christopher Sardelli
    csardelli@thelancasternews.com
    With his baseball hat off and skateboard in hand, Justin Owens came to Lancaster County Council with a mission.
    Tired of skateboarding in other people’s parking lots and searching for a way to keep other teens off the streets, Owens, 15, decided to share his idea for a county skate park at council’s March 1 meeting. As he spoke, several of his friends watched from the audience.

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  • Red Ventures, readySC offer sales training opportunities

    From Release
    Red Ventures is partnering with readySC, the state’s workforce recruiting and training incentive program, to help local residents qualify for sales positions within the company.
    Red Ventures relocated to South Carolina in November 2009 and has since experienced tremendous growth.
    ReadySC will train qualified job applicants to help them meet the criteria for the large number of sales positions available at Red Ventures.

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  • Million Pound Challenge starts in April

    Reece Murphy
    rmurphy@thelancasternews.com
    Most people who have tried at one point or another in their lives to get in shape know how hard it can be to go it alone.
    The task is always easier with a little help from a partner.
    With that in mind, if you live in Lancaster County and are looking to shed some weight, start eating right and develop a healthier lifestyle, take heart. Come April you can have the power of a whole community’s worth of partners behind you with the Million Pound Challenge.

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  • Two employees get into a fight inside Applebee’s restaurant

    Christopher Sardelli
    csardelli@thelancasternews.com
    Police officers charged a woman with assault after a fight at Applebee’s last week.
    At 11:37 p.m. March 3, officers responded to Applebee’s restaurant, 1268 S.C. 9 Bypass, Lancaster, after receiving a call about an assault inside the restaurant.
    Officers spoke with a waitress at the scene who said another employee attacked her while she was working.
    As they were speaking with her, she complained about pain in her forehead and back, a police department incident report said.  

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  • Lady Bruins roll in opener

     

      

     

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  • Wolves sign IL's Gordon

     

       

    Lancaster County continues to be fertile ground for the Newberry College football program.

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