Megan Stauffer 
Warwick High School’s 2014-15 School Performance Profile score fell to 89.5 from 96 the year before, the equivalent of dropping from an A to a B, according to data the Pennsylvania Department of Education released in November 2015.
After winning Lancaster-Lebanon League and district titles and placing fourth at regionals, a Warwick sophomore bowled a 1,272 series to finish 11th among the state’s top 24 bowlers at the March 2015 championships at Dutch Lanes in Ephrata.
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 February 2015, The Districts, a rock band formed by Warwick High School students, made their U.S. television debut on “Late Night With Seth Meyers” as they released the album “A Flourish and a Spoil.”
Rain didn’t stop the 198th continuous Lititz Fourth of July in 2015, which brought first-time visitors, an Elvis introduction, the 74th Queen of the Candles and fireworks behind Wilbur Chocolate.
In December 2014, the documentary “Find Me,” which follows three American couples adopting children from China, premiered at Penn Cinema in Lititz, featuring local parents Merle and Kim Zimmerman.
In January 2015, new owners John and Tina Lukas reopened the former Tim’s Gym on Warwick Street as Iron Fit Gym, adding 40 weekly classes, a smoothie bar, child care and a Saturday open house.
In October 2015, LititzDailyNews.com founder Lynn Rebuck was one of about 40 photographers invited to the White House to meet official photographer Pete Souza and photograph rooms usually closed to visitors.
Pequea home brewer Tony Morrell won the public vote at the 7th Lititz Craft Beer Fest in September 2021 with a Mango Habanero Sour made from peppers grown in his backyard.
In the early weeks of COVID-19, Long Memorial United Methodist Church on Lititz Pike handed out 4,000 pounds of free groceries in 45 minutes and added a second weekly distribution.
On the eve of the 2014 election, Gov. Tom Corbett used a Lititz campaign stop to talk about his three grandsons, including an adopted grandson he called “four-by-four.”