Anne Shannon

1 week ago | wgal.com | Anne Shannon

The team at Water Street Ministries in Lancaster helps meet the needs of their at-risk neighbors by offering housing and health services. The ministry is 100 percent donor-funded and can only provide those services with the help of the community. The investment is making a difference. At Water Street Health Services, staff members stand ready to welcome anyone who needs help. They stay pretty busy.

1 week ago | wgal.com | Anne Shannon

OUR THANKS. YOU’RE ON A. YOU MUST BE ON A BLIPPI KICK. LIKE MOST SIX YEAR OLDS, HAYDEN PROBST LOVES WATCHING HIS FAVORITE SHOWS ON TV. NOW, ANIMATED STORIES ARE OFTEN HIS TOP CHOICE. C1 YEAH, THAT’S RIGHT. HAYDEN IS AN AVID WGAL FAN. WHEN HE WAS ABOUT SIX MONTHS OLD, THAT’S WHEN I NOTICED HIS INTEREST BECAUSE WE’D BE PLAYING IN THE LIVING ROOM AND ALL OF A SUDDEN JOE WOULD COME ON AND HE WOULD JUST STOP A TROUGH IN THE WEST COAST. EVERYTHING. AND WE HAD TO WATCH THE NEWS.

3 weeks ago | wgal.com | Anne Shannon

Thousands of spectators spent Memorial Day enjoying the 64th annual Wellsville Frontier Days. The event was started in 1961 by a group of families who organized a play day in a meadow. The group wanted to introduce the community to Western frontier recreation. Jim Miller was one of the founders. He never expected the event to grow as much as it has. "It's like a dream come true," he said. At 83 years old, Miller is still riding and sharing his love of horses.

3 weeks ago | wgal.com | Anne Shannon

It's been said that age is just a number. But for a special group of ladies in York County, it's a pretty significant one. Each is a centenarian – a milestone fewer than 1% of us will ever reach. If meeting four 100-year-olds isn't rare enough, it just so happens they all live under the same roof at Providence Place in Dover. Margaret turned 100 in February. She said she feels like she's 20. "I feel wonderful," she said. She said the secret to long life is simple. "Don't smoke.

3 weeks ago | wgal.com | Anne Shannon

We have an update to an 8 On Your Side investigation involving thousands of birds that were allegedly abandoned at a Delaware postal facility. The animals were shipped from a Lancaster County hatchery on April 29 but never made it to their destination. The surviving birds, which were taken to First State Animal Center in Camden, have been adopted.