York Daily Record

The York Daily Record is a news organization based in York, Pennsylvania, USA, that provides coverage for the local area and its surroundings. It publishes two main publications: the York Daily Record and the York Sunday News.

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The Penn State wrestling dynasty: Why Bo Bassett may join PJ Duke, Marcus Blaze, after all

4 days ago | ydr.com | Frank Bodani

Top wrestling recruit Bo Bassett has decommitted from the University of Iowa. Bassett, a Pennsylvania native, is now considering Penn State, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State. He cited personal and spiritual reasons for his decision to leave Iowa. The national champion Penn State wrestling program already is restocking with the country's two top recruits, arriving this summer. It now gets another shot at landing the No. 1 prospect who's a year younger.
Man wanted on domestic warrant arrested after assaulting a ranger at Pinchot Park: police

1 week ago | ydr.com | Mike Argento

An attempted arrest of a York man fishing without a license at Gifford Pinchot State Park ended with a park ranger being strangled, and the suspect - who was being sought by police on a domestic warrant - was jailed on charges of aggravated assault and other offenses, according to court records. Christopher William Avery, 42, of the 1000 block of Greenspring Road, was arrested after the alleged encounter with a park ranger Wednesday afternoon.
Penn State football letdown: Big recruiting misses for James Franklin's 2025 CFP favorite

1 week ago | ydr.com | Frank Bodani

Three top Penn State football recruits, including two from Pennsylvania, committed to other schools this week. Offensive lineman Grayson McKeogh and 5-star recruit Joey O'Brien, both from LaSalle College High, committed to Notre Dame. This dynamic, months-long Penn State football recruiting roll has taken an abrupt turn.
Pennsylvania baseball coaches association releases all-state teams

1 week ago | ydr.com | Jack Gleckler

The Pennsylvania State Baseball Coaches Association released all-star teams in all six classifications on June 19, and multiple GameTimePA athletes were recognized for their efforts. Southern Fulton, after winning its first state title, had three athletes named to the Class 1A all-state lists. They're joined by Fannett Metal's Landon Arnold on First Team and Fairfield's Jayden Bell on Second Team. Biglerville's Aidan Hoffman was the area's lone honor in Class 3A.
West York smoke shop and recording studio owner accused of selling drugs at his business

1 week ago | ydr.com | Mike Argento

The owner of a West York smoke shop and recording studio is facing drug dealing charges after a search of his business resulted in the seizure of 12 pounds of marijuana and other drugs, according to a criminal complaint.
Thursday Morning Coming Down: Here's to another year of YAIAA sports

1 week ago | ydr.com | Jack Gleckler

Boy, it's been awful quiet the past few days. I'm not just saying that because the high school sports season is over. Well I am, but I think summer is a calm season all things considered. Everyone and everything seems to slow down a little bit from June until early August. The weather is nice, people can fit in a vacation or two and everyone gets to enjoy the sun as the days get longer. But there's a drawback there for me, at least personally.
Will Penn State football land the top recruit in Pa.? Get to know Joey O'Brien

1 week ago | ydr.com | Frank Bodani

One of the most important Penn State football recruits in the 2026 cycle may be about to announce his college decision. Will Glenside, Pa.'s Joey O'Brien raise up the Nittany Lions' impressive recruiting haul − potentially the highest-rated class ever under coach James Franklin? One of the top prospects in Pennsylvania and one of the best safety recruits in the nation may make his decision public on Friday, according to multiple national industry sites.
In the 1950s, York County PA targeted Jim Crow’s nests

1 week ago | ydr.com | Jim McClure

Show Caption Hide Caption York race riots: What happened in the 1968-69 riots? Fifty years ago, racial tension, poverty and police hostility caused unrest in the city of York. Seventy years ago, York County ruffled the feathers of a noxious crow named Jim. The Fabulous ’50s, sometimes criticized as a time of American cultural ferment, actually meant a moment of long-overdue community ripening, at least in York County.
Inch & Co. still hopes to build sports complex at another site

1 week ago | ydr.com | Lena Tzivekis

John Inch said there is an 'undertone of negativity' in York County about new development. The company is expanding its operations in the South, with plans for a headquarters in Charlotte and a sports complex project in Florida. WellSpan recently sued Inch & Co. after the developer was unable to secure funding for a much-anticipated sports complex in North York, but that doesn't mean the project is dead.
Beams rise on new WellSpan hospital in Shrewsbury area - expected to open next year

1 week ago | ydr.com | Paul Kuehnel

The 10-bed facility will offer 24/7 emergency care and other services. The hospital is expected to open in early 2026, along with two other new regional WellSpan hospitals. Shrewsbury WellSpan Hospital is rising from its concrete pad as beams are placed. Officials gathered on June 17 to mark the occasion with a beam signing event while construction continued behind them.