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Main Street Hanover Remembers Beloved Community Member James A. Plakas, Owner of Texas Hot Weiner Lunch
Hanover, PA – Main Street Hanover joins the Hanover community in mourning the loss of James A. Plakas, a beloved local business owner, family man, and longtime member of the Hanover community, who passed away on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the age of 91. For generations of Hanover...
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Cocalico defeats Dover | Friday Night Football Week 11
DOVER, Pa. (WHTM) — It was a battle of the Eagles in the first round of the District 3 5A playoffs Friday night. Cocalico faced Dover in the opening round and won 34-14. They move on to face Twin Valley in the quarterfinal. Friday Night Football returns for its...
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Utz announces new CEO ahead of $2.9 billion acquisition
HANOVER, PA — Utz Brands, parent company of salty snack brands including Zapp’s and Boulder Canyon, will appoint a new CEO following its acquisition by Intersnack Group. Effective Dec. 1, John Lindeman will become CEO, succeeding Howard Friedman, who has led the company for nearly four years. Lindeman brings prior CEO experience to the role in addition to familiarity with the Utz business, having served on the company’s board since August 2020.
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Manchester's Conewago Inn Closing Nov. 14 After 23 Years Under Same Owners
The Conewago Inn in Manchester, York County, is serving its final meals on November 14, with owners asking longtime patrons to stop in one more time before the doors close for good. The restaurant, housed in a building that traces back to the early 19th century as a stagecoach stop, has become a fixture at 3480 York Haven Road for generations of area diners.
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York High falls to Harrisburg in District 3 Class 6A first round
As Harrisburg players cleared the field and Cougar fans descended the bleachers to join them in celebration, York High coach Bud Kyle gathered his players near the center of Severance Field for a final huddle. For the Bearcats, their season ended the same way it began — a loss to the Cougars, this time a 42-6 final dealt in the first round of the District 3 Class 6A bracket. The Bearcats had been shut down all afternoon by the Cougars' defense, and their hopes for payback for their Week 1 loss were dashed. But the Bearcats had worked and scraped to earn a spot in the playoffs as the No. 12 seed, and Kyle wanted to give his seniors a final moment to speak to their teammates candidly. "For those guys to even get into the playoffs with us getting hired and starting late, and them buying into what we were telling them to do, we couldn't have asked for a better group of seniors," Kyle said. "A lot of changes happened during the year, however we're proud of them for sticking it out and fighting through it." Week 11 SCAC Scores: York Catholic routs Newport in 2A semis, District