Ashley Stalnecker

The national conservative organization, Moms for Liberty, has taken root in the small town of Lititz in Lancaster County. Rachel Wilson Snyder, the county's chapter chair, lives in the area and sends her children to Warwick School District.

“We (transgender people) are human - we are real,” Ollie said. “We are valid. You cannot take that away. You can accept us or don't. You can hurt us but we won’t stop being who we are.”

The new Keystone ChalleNGe Academy in Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center, in Lebanon County, graduated its second class Saturday. Emily Swarr, of Lancaster County, was one of those graduates: read her story here:

Ever wonder what a school board director is thinking as members of the public come to their meetings, doling out threats, insults and criticisms?

Katrina Krasinski, a nurse at the Leola Elementary School in the Conestoga Valley School District, wasted no time administering compressions to head custodian Terry Herr when he experienced a sudden cardiac arrest in the school's cafeteria.

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Sujan Upreti's family is native to Bhutan but were forced to migrate to Nepal before he was born because they practice Hinduism. With limited opportunities available to the family in Nepal, they moved to the U.S. and settled in Lancaster city in 2009. In 2017, Sujan earned his citizenship through his father, who had passed his citizenship test.

Fortunately, students and staff were roughly six hours away from the epicenter of the 6.8-magnitude earthquake an were not impacted.