LNP

LNP Media Group is the owner and publisher of LNP, its rebranded daily newspaper, along with its online counterpart, LancasterOnline. The company also publishes three weekly newspapers: the Lititz Record, Ephrata Review, and Lancaster Farming. In addition, it produces a monthly Spanish-language publication called "La Voz Hispana" and "Fly" magazine. The headquarters and printing facilities for LNP, La Voz, and Fly are situated in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, covering the entire Lancaster County area. However, on January 15, 2015, it was announced that the printing operations would relocate to Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, which is close to Lancaster.

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Family of 2 children killed in Maryland crash express forgiveness to driver: church

22 hours ago | lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard

The parents of an East Earl Township brother and sister killed in a car crash last week say they forgive the driver of the vehicle they say hit their SUV, according to the family’s church. Carson Rollman, 13, died at the scene of the early-morning crash Friday on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Route 197 in Maryland. His sister, Annika Rollman, 10, died at a hospital.
Pitt NFL draft preview: Could Ben Sauls kick specialist trends to the curb?

1 day ago | lancasteronline.com | Stephen Thompson

Apr. 23—Nineteen Pitt players have been picked in the last five NFL drafts, the second-most among all ACC schools, and it's been 11 years since a draft passed without at least one Panther being selected. Over the last three drafts, three former Panthers have been picked in the first round, but that is almost certain not to be the case in 2025.
Tensions rise at Elizabethtown Area school board meeting over talks of budget cuts, tax increase

1 day ago | lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker

Elizabethtown Area School District honored retirees representing over 560 years of experience at a board meeting Tuesday evening. A few of those retirees are leaving positions that will be cut as part of nearly $1 million in cost-savings to address a $933,506 deficit that would stand after a 2.5% tax increase for district residents. The board voted 5-2 to pass a preliminary budget with a 2.5% tax increase.
Women representation in STEM careers stagnates while job demand grows

1 day ago | lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker

Penn Manor technology teacher Molly Miller has never shied away from a challenge. In fact, it was a challenge that drew her into the field of science, engineering, technology and mathematics – often shortened to STEM. All subjects from science and mathematics to English and social studies were a cakewalk for young Miller. “Without knowing where the hoop was, I could jump through it,” she said.
East Hempfield man ‘felt disrespected’ before Tuesday morning stabbing: police [update]

2 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard

An East Hempfield Township man barricaded himself in a room after stabbing another man early Tuesday morning, according to police. Noe Yaxcal Che, 22, of the 700 block of Sylvian Road, stabbed a 26-year-old man around 1:20 a.m. in their home after he “felt disrespected,” according to East Hempfield police. Yaxcal Che is charged with aggravated assault and simple assault and is in Lancaster County Prison in lieu of $40,000 bail.
One arrested after early morning stabbing in East Hempfield Township

2 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard

One person is in custody following an early-morning stabbing today in East Hempfield Township. Emergency crews went to the 700 block of Sylvan Road, where police said one person was stabbed around 1:20 a.m.Police said a person was arrested and charged with aggravated assault but have not released their name. The person that was stabbed was taken to a hospital, but police did not have an update on their condition.
Donegal teacher advances to semifinals in competition for title as America's Favorite Teacher

2 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Ashley Stalnecker

Donegal School District’s Orchestra Director, Meagan Caterbone, is in the running for America’s Favorite Teacher – an honor that comes with a $25,000 award, a trip to Hawaii, a feature in Reader’s Digest and a virtual school assembly with television personality Bill Nye “The Science Guy.”As of Monday, Caterbone is in third place in a grouping of eight teachers as part of the semifinal competition for the Reader's Digest America’s Favorite Teacher competition.
1 arrested after early morning stabbing in East Hempfield Township

2 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard

One person is in custody following an early-morning stabbing today in East Hempfield Township. Emergency crews went to the 700 block of Sylvan Road, where police said one person was stabbed around 1:20 a.m.Police said a person was arrested and charged with aggravated assault but have not released their name. The person that was stabbed was taken to a hospital, but police did not have an update on their condition.
Kiyomi McMiller transfers to Penn State after her freshman hoops season at Rutgers

2 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Isabella DiAmore |Isabella Diamore

Apr. 21—After one basketball season at Rutgers, star guard Kiyomi McMiller announced her commitment to Penn State on Monday on the New York Stock Exchange trading floor with her family. The 5-foot-8 McMiller, who graduated from Life Center Academy in Burlington County, played her freshman season at Rutgers, where she started in 19 of 21 games, averaging 30.2 minutes, 18.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 3.0 assists. She scored a career-high 33 points against Nebraska on Jan. 12.
Brothers break Elizabethtown Mars factory worker's skull during attack: police

3 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard

Two brothers left a coworker with a hairline fracture on his skull after they attacked him outside the Mars Wrigley facility in Elizabethtown earlier this month, according to police. Police charged Wilbert Alberto Sanchez, 34, of Lancaster city, and Angel L. Sanchez-Abreu, 32, of Millersville, with two counts each of aggravated assault after they said the brothers attacked the man April 3 after the man intervened in an argument the brothers had with their line leader.