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Police investigate possible armed robbery

The details surrounding a possible armed robbery of a man outside a Lancaster motel on Jan. 4 are still murky, though the investigation is ongoing.

Just after midnight on Saturday, Jan. 4, officers responded to the area near the Carriage Inn, 1100 N. Main St., about a potential armed robbery, according to a Lancaster Police Department incident report.

Officers arrived at the scene and searched the area, but could not find anyone needing help or any signs of a robbery.

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Stalk found guilty of murder

A judge sentenced a Lancaster man to prison late Friday, Jan. 17, after a jury of his peers found him guilty of murder.

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Brief power outage impacts part of county

A wide spread power outage in Lancaster County about midday Friday, Jan. 17, impacted some 3,900-plus Duke Energy customers, but the problem was quickly resolved, said District Manager Rick Jiran.

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The best job in the world

Marcus and Kasie Trivett, owners of Horse ‘N’ Around Therapeutic Riding Center, say it’s their mission to offer a place “where miracles can happen just by horsing around.”

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Jury finds dad, son guilty of aggravated assault with axe handle

After four days of testimony in their joint trial, a father and son were each found guilty last week in the 2010 assault of a Lancaster man who was struck in the head with an axe handle.

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County Coalition for Heathy Youth tackles underage drinking, DUIs

Lancaster County’s Coalition for Healthy Youth met for its monthly meeting Wednesday, Jan. 15, where members discussed what organizers say is an alarming increase in underage drinking among local youth.

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City sewer crews start work on Grace Avenue

If you live or travel on Grace Avenue, ongoing maintenance projects are scheduled for the next two months but none of the work will adversely affect the public, a city official said.

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Lancaster County Council passes cluster ordinance by 4-3 vote

Concerns about fire safety, cramped neighborhood streets and stressed infrastructure did not stop Lancaster County Council from approving final reading of a cluster subdivision ordinance on Monday, Jan. 13.

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Armed robbery suspect in jail

A joint task force of Lancaster and York County investigators tracked down and arrested a man wanted for a slew of criminal charges, including armed robbery.

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York Tech teams up with Columbia College to offer bachelor’s degrees

York Technical College students will soon be able to earn bachelor’s degrees in communications thanks to a new partnership with Columbia College.

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