Samuel B. Whitehead of Doylestown took Best of Show at the 50th annual Lititz Outdoor Art Show in 2016 for “Baseball Omnibus #1.” Here is the full list of winners in oils, watercolor, mixed media, ceramics and more.
Despite 92-degree heat, car fans lined Cumberland Street in downtown Lebanon in August 2016 to admire hot rods, muscle cars and a salmon-colored 1931 Plymouth with suicide doors and ghost flames.
A teenage Hempfield golfer who volunteered as a standard bearer at the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club studied the scorecards, chose to walk with In Gee Chun in the final round and watched her win the championship.
The 2015 Lititz Lions Halloween Parade stepped off at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, on a Main Street-only route, its second straight daytime parade, with prizes for children, groups and floats and new rules for saving spots along the route.
The Warwick Middle School Drama Club staged “A Charlie Brown Christmas” in December 2014, one of the first school productions after stage rights to the Peanuts holiday classic became available, with a cast and crew of 27 students.
After an opening 66 and a second-round 71 at the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club, Marina Alex headed straight to the practice range, telling LititzDailyNews.com in a one-on-one interview that she wanted to tighten up her driving for the weekend.
In January 2015, “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” shared “Peaches,” the first single from Lititz band The Districts’ album “A Flourish and a Spoil,” weeks before its February release on Fat Possum Records.
For the August 2015 Lititz Rotary Craft Show, the Young Men’s Business League offered a “Package Drop and Go” service at 4 S. Broad St., storing shoppers’ bulky purchases for a $5 donation that supports league projects.
The Hershey Bears beat the Hartford Wolf Pack 3-2 in overtime in their October 2015 home opener at Giant Center, as Chris Bourque scored on a power play 2:50 into the extra period against a team featuring his brother Ryan.
In July 2016, tickets were selling fast for two of Lititz’s most popular paid events, the third annual Lititz Craft Beer Fest on Sept. 25 and the Lititz Chocolate Walk on Oct. 8, both benefiting local charities.
Tickets for the 14th annual Lititz Chocolate Walk, the Kiwanis Club of Lititz’s “trick-or-treat for adults” set for Oct. 10, 2015, went on sale July 1 online and at local merchants, with proceeds benefiting children’s charities.
Warwick High School’s March 2015 production of “The Scarlet Pimpernel” drew a standing ovation on opening night, with soaring vocals, elaborate costumes and a cast and crew of nearly 100 students.