Allie Groff 
Warwick Township approved a conditional use allowing Hotel Rock Lititz to grow from 139 rooms to 278. Supervisors had rezoned the former Weiser’s Market tract on Oct. 21.
The Heritage Railroad Initiative made its first public presentation this week, pitching heritage excursion trains between Manheim and the Lititz depot.
On the day Tom Wolf was sworn in as Pennsylvania’s 47th governor in January 2015, his new official Facebook page and @GovernorTomWolf Twitter account went live, gaining followers by the minute.
Six months after launching, LititzDailyNews.com won four first-place honors in the 2015 America East Digital Media Contest, including Best Overall Digital Experience in two divisions, at a ceremony at the Hershey Lodge.
For the second straight year, LititzDailyNews.com won Best Overall Digital Experience in the 2016 America East Digital Media Contest, along with first places for video, multimedia and social media, bringing the solo-published site to 12 awards since fall 2014.
Manheim Township police provided security, parking control and a quick medical response as thousands of fans packed Penn Cinema near Lititz for the December 2015 opening of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”
In October 2015, Elizabethtown College began building a 2.6-megawatt solar array expected to supply more than 20 percent of its electricity, the largest on any college campus in Pennsylvania.
In October 2014, residents brought concerns about the Lititz Springs Pool’s management, construction and finances to a Lititz Borough Council meeting after the recCenter’s first season running the pool.
For more than 20 years, Little League teams played on two fields behind the Wilbur Chocolate factory. In 2017, the developers behind the site’s hotel and housing plan said the fields would have to go. Here is how it unfolded.
Lititz Borough and Warwick Township received a regional EPA source water award in December 2012, during the same years the state later said lead sampling rules were broken.
In 2016 Pennsylvania regulators said Lititz Borough had not followed the federal Lead and Copper Rule. Here is what the notice covered and what residents can check today.