Good morning, Lancaster.

A road at the intersection of Turtle Hill and North Farmersville in West Earl Township remained closed after Thursday’s storms caused flooding along the Conestoga River — officials advised drivers to use alternate routes while flood warnings were active until 7 p.m. Friday.

Lancaster officials confirmed the County Coroner stated an infant's death, debated as measles-related, was from a ruptured spleen even though the child tested positive for measles; no details were provided on a second death while health officials continue investigating.

The historic Keystone Fire Company building on North Fourth Street in Columbia was severely damaged by last week's storm and is scheduled for demolition starting Monday, with the process lasting about a month.

Longtime residents cherish the 127-year-old fire hall's memories but say its removal is needed for safety.

Friday night's high school football games lit up the Susquehanna Valley as teams like Hanover beat Annville-Cleona (33 to 27) and Hempfield beat Dallastown (30 to 7) while other results are still updating.

The rivalry game between Wilson and Governor Mifflin ended early after a false report of a gunman halted play; Wilson led 48-7 when the game was stopped Friday, Aug.

28 at a local high school field.