Every day, readers consume the work of the York Daily Record/Sunday News across many platforms, each with its own advantages and peculiar needs. Next week, our media company launches new tools that will significantly improve your ability to read news across the spectrum of mobile, web, tablet and print.
We’re honored that the Pennsylvania Newsmedia Association has recognized the York Daily Record/Sunday News with two statewide awards.
Five bloggers who focus on York County history were honored by Preservation Pennsylvania.
People come and go in any business, and as someone who has been with this company in one way or another since 1985, I have seen many people spin through the revolving door. It’s hard to watch any of the good ones go. Last week, I sent the following note
It’s amazing how much you can do with a ball and a few bases. To some, kickball is just a children’s game – and playing as an adult is more of a “blast from the past” than anything else. For us at the York Daily Record/Sunday News, it’s about blowing
This is the kickoff of the United Way’s Happy Hour Basket Raffle, one of many United Way of York County events at 1891 Loucks Road in the 2015 campaign. Meanwhile, another contest sits in the background … . +++ That other contest is Penny Wars, and those pennies are adding
Toward the end of the day, Frank Ochberg was thinking out loud: Maybe, he told a group of journalists, we’re starting a trauma journalism movement here in Pennsylvania. More than 20 journalists — from eastern and western Pennsylvania and from newsrooms large and small — had gathered July 30 in
Monday signaled the official start of the fall season …. for the GameTimePA.com staff, at least. More than 60 coaches and football players made their way to the York Daily Record and GameTimePA offices for the annual YAIAA media day. It’s the third straight year that we’ve hosted the event,
Teen Takeover photo with selfie stick. @ashleymaytweets @angiemason1 pic.twitter.com/V5WqwmqvjC — Ed Mahon (@edmahonreporter) July 11, 2015 The Teen Takeover team, 2015-2016 edition, meets – and then pauses for a pose. Looking forward to seeing the work of these budding journos. York Daily Record journalists are increasingly engaged with the community.
Journalists are supposed to be a community’s eyes and ears. But let’s face it, we can’t be everywhere at all times. Thanks to one woman’s post to the Facebook group Fixing York PA, I was able to notify Tom Landis, superintendent of York’s Recreation and Parks Bureau, about lewd graffiti at Lincoln Park that