Trudy Spangler 
The county association said October’s median sale price was $353,500, with more listings and more closings than a year earlier. A 90-day Warwick School District snapshot showed a higher median of $422,450.
Borough council reviews a draft 2027 budget tonight. The 3.25-mill tax rate has to be reset against new property values before December’s vote.
Lancaster Bible College’s free “Women in the Word” study, focused on wisdom from Proverbs, met Tuesday mornings from September 13 to November 15, 2016.
The 9th annual Lancaster AMBUCS Golf Tournament, set for May 18, 2015 at Four Seasons Golf Course in Landisville, raised money for the Occupational Development Center.
In spring 2015, the nonprofit exchange organization Horizons du Monde sought 15 Lititz- and Manheim-area host families for teenagers from Spain visiting in July, after hosting a group of French students that spring.
Neshaminy High School’s boys bowling team edged top-seeded Hempfield 235-223 in the deciding Baker game to win its first Pennsylvania state team championship at Dutch Lanes in Ephrata in March 2015.
A halftime shootout at a December 2014 Warwick boys basketball game, plus a week of bandana and T-shirt sales, raised more than $5,000 for the family of a Warwick graduate with special needs who was being treated for bone cancer.
A Lititz Christian School senior who scored her 1,000th career point in 2014-15 was selected for the 39th annual Pennsylvania vs. Maryland All-Star Basketball Weekend at Harrisburg Christian School in March 2015.
Three generations of runners, a custom-built racing wheelchair and a 69-year-old with more than 1,000 races behind him made the 37th Pretzel Twist 5-Mile Run and Walk in Lititz a family affair in September 2014.
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 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.
Nearly 97,000 women bought Pennsylvania hunting licenses or mentored permits in 2015-16, a 44 percent jump since 2009-10, with women ages 26 to 30 the fastest-growing group of all hunters.