// Post by York Daily Record/Sunday News. Folks, notice the free coffee for the first five who look up our reporters on Dec. 12. Every day, people at the York Daily Record/Sunday News and York Newspaper Co. reach out to the community. They do it in person, as we see
The cover of the original Rusk Report of 1996, circulated to readers of the York, Pa., Daily Record. The Rusk Report is an often-cited document when discussions in York County turn to York City’s financial woes. The 1996 report, and a followup document 6 years later, covered a lot of ground,
The York, Pa., Daily Record’s Samantha Dellinger designed this cover for a recent book on the works of noted York County artist Lewis Miller. Journalists engage their communities in many different ways – via social media or appearances around town. Some York Daily Record/Sunday News journalists roll with the NewsVroom. Others
// Post by York Daily Record/Sunday News. York County history afficionados June Lloyd and Rebecca Roberts traveled to ‘Downton Abbey’ in England with their York Daily Record/Sunday News. For years, a popular practice for York countians is to bring the York Daily Record/Sunday News with them on trips, capture a
On Saturday, the No Sweat, York team from The York Daily Record participated in the YWCA’s Race Against Racism color run. We had a great time participating in this annual event. Collage: @ydrcom in Race Against Racism @ralefever @angiemason1 @HsawyerYDR @Buffyandrews @mjeyer @YDReditpage pic.twitter.com/juTnr7D57q — Jason Plotkin (@Jasonplotkin) April 26,
The NewsVroom is seen at its unveiling in 2012. The mobile journalism and technology lab is regularly driven by York Daily Record/Sunday News journalists and colleagues at the York Newspaper Co. and MediaOnePa.
Local news copy editor Joan Concilio shares some interesting reader mail about the winter weather.
The York Daily Record is here to help. Join us in our newsroom between 2 and 5 p.m. Friday to warm up and recharge your cell phone, laptop, electric razor, you name it.
We’d like readers’ help in coming up with fun captions — or cutlines, as we call them in the newsroom — for some of our photos.
Editors often tell reporters to get out of the office because news never happens in the newsroom.