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This lot that has sat vacant since a 2020 York fire will have a home once again
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Midstate residents left unhoused after a devastating fire are getting a new home. That’s thanks in part to York’s Habitat For Humanity, which broke ground on a new home on East Philadelphia street Friday morning. The lot has been vacant after a 2020 fire destroyed that home and four others, […]
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PFMA Fall Legislative Conference Gathers Industry Leaders In Hershey
The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association brought members of the state’s food and beverage industry together Oct. 13-14 for its 2026 Fall Legislative Conference at Hershey Country Club, with discussions on pricing, Pennsylvania’s 2026 election cycle, federal policy and issues affecting wholesalers, retailers and suppliers. “Our members came to...
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Forever Media Sells Three York-Area Stations.
York Professional Baseball Club, operators of the York Revolution, has agreed to acquire three York-area radio stations from Forever Media, expanding its local broadcast holdings beyond sports WOYK (1350), which it has owned since 2014. The deal includes country "Froggy 107.7” WGTY, classic rock “Rocky 98.5” WYCR and AC “Happy...
VISTA.Today
First Bank House of the Week: West Grove Farmhouse Was Once Boarding, Morse Code School
A historic farmhouse in West Grove offers a distinctive blend of rural charm, architectural character and modern amenities on 6.22 acres in southern Chester County. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence spans 3,864 square feet and sits atop a hillside overlooking a picturesque pond. A winding private driveway leads past rolling lawns...
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Wilsbach of NAI CIR closes two industrial leases in Central PA
Middletown, PA – The 31,000 s/f industrial property located at 1011 AIP Drive in Middletown has been leased to Aliam Holdings Inc. The property will provide additional space to support the company’s expanding operations in the region. The transaction reflects continued demand for functional industrial space throughout the...
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York Revolution operators acquire three local radio stations
YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — The York Professional Baseball Club (YPB), which operates the York Revolution baseball program, has acquired three local radio stations. The YPB says they’ve reached an agreement to acquire Forever Media’s York radio stations, which include WGTY (Froggy 107.7), WYCR (Rocky 98.5), and WHVR. The club says the acquisition complements its ownership […]
Lift It PRO
How One York Entrepreneur is Using Foam to Revolutionize Concrete Repair
Corey Barr never anticipated that a sudden job loss would spark the beginning of a new entrepreneurial journey. After dedicating 15 years as a Managing Partner at a company, Barr found himself abruptly fired, an experience he believes was motivated by an effort to exclude him from an equity plan. "It was a wake-up call," he reflects, "I vowed never to let another company control my destiny." Determined to turn his extensive knowledge in home improvement into something meaningful, Barr founded Lift It PRO in 2023, a business offering an innovative solution to an often overlooked problem—uneven and sunken concrete.
The Independent
Community outraged after single dairy farm kills 11,000 fish
Nearly 11,000 fish across 25 species died in Basin Run, with Maryland state officials tracing the mass die-off to manure runoff from nearby Kilby Farm in Colora, Cecil County (This is a file photo) iStock A Maryland community is demanding answers after nearly 11,000 fish died in a local stream, with residents blaming a nearby dairy farm for polluting the water. The Maryland Department of the Environment traced the mass fish kill , which affected 25 species, to manure runoff from Kilby Farm on Firetower Road in Colora, Cecil County, CBS Baltimore reports. Now, state officials are asking a judge to hold the farm’s owner and operator, Hartland Holdings LLC, in contempt for allegedly violating a court order to stop polluting the waterway. “Unfortunately, he's not following the rules, and the stream, and importantly, the community is paying the price,” Adam Ortiz, deputy secretary of MDE, told the outlet. MDE says the farm’s owners took over the property in 2017 and significantly increased the cattle herd by 2021. The agency alleges the resulting waste was not properly managed, allowing manure to contaminate Basin Run. Nearly 11,000 fish across 25 species died in Basin Run, with Maryland state officials tracing the