Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 13th of August.
Good morning, Lancaster.
Make-A-Wish Lancaster County Truck Convoy is looking for a new home after losing its venue following the 37th annual Mother’s Day event.
Organizers are considering locations in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties that can safely host 75 to 125 tractor-trailers + keep the long-standing community tradition alive.
An 8-year-old boy caught a piranha while fishing with his dad at Ridley Park Lake Saturday morning.
Officials confirmed the exotic pet was put down to protect the local ecosystem.
The Rough & Tumble Threshermen’s Reunion (a family-friendly event) is showcasing steam traction engines, antique tractors, and threshing machines in Kinzers and runs through Saturday, Aug.
15. Visitors can also explore a flea market, craft displays, and tractor pulls at the historic site.
Arena One built a new $30 million venue at Rock Lititz in Warwick Township where musicians perform for live broadcast in about 300 AMC theaters.
The first show will occur in October or early November, with flagship theaters allowing interactive viewing – details coming soon.
State health officials reported 26 new measles cases since Monday — the total now stands at 258 this year.
Lancaster County shows 145 cases, including 12 new ones, while Huntingdon County reported its first case.
State Rep. David Delloso of Delaware County plans to introduce a bill that would require middle and high school student ID cards to list a suicide prevention hotline such as 988 to provide fast crisis help amid youth mental health risks.
Similar measures have passed in Michigan and New Hampshire.
Franklin & Marshall baseball moved its primary home to Penn Medicine Park after partnering with the Lancaster Stormers in an eight-year agreement.
The deal, which offers free tickets for students and the community, will feature fall ball this fall.
The Doo Wop Project Live
2-3:30 p.m. — American Music Theatre — Check for Ticket Prices — Experience the magic of Doo Wop classics reimagined by Broadway stars in a lively 90-minute show.
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