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
See how many York Daily Record staffers you know based on the quirky fact given. This is a fun way of learning more about those who serve you. When you flip the digital card, you’ll not only find out who the person is but also their contact information. I will
Meet local journalists over a slice of pizza and a cold beer.
On May 6, five members of a Rotary District 7390 group study exchange from the Czech and Slovak republics visited the York Daily Record/York Sunday News and MediaOnePa.
Kim Bartenslager of Dillsburg joined other participants in the York Daily Record/WGAL town hall meeting earlier this month. The YDR’s co-sponsorship of the evening goes back about a dozen years. YDR Jason Plotkin captured this scene – and those new YDR/FlipSidePA banners in the background. Staff members of the York
Awesomesauce! Watch @ashleymaytweets on @fox43 talk about #yorvoice http://t.co/dh79cYiV0o @flipsidepa @JamesMcClure pic.twitter.com/t4Z9qe4z5A — Buffy Andrews (@Buffyandrews) March 27, 2015 We’re not sure what awesomesauce is, but YDR entertainment editor Ashley May, front, was all over YorVoice… . And now, 5 more views of York Daily Record/York Sunday News journos on
Former York Daily Record editor Kim Strong returns as special projects/new ventures editor and will help FlipSidePA improve and expand its focus on the entertainment scene in central Pa.
On mobile? Click here to view photo gallery Ralph Real and the Family Band brought the funk, MINT photobooth captured the moment and the Offcenter Grille satisfied our hunger and thirst. Our FlipSidePA Happy Hour was powered by a lot of people that know how to have fun. I loved meeting new
Managing Editor Randy Parker of the York Daily Record/Sunday News, right, talks with York County President Judge Stephen Linebaugh before their appearance on a panel about public access to the courts. Community engagement by York Daily Record staff takes place in many ways. Sometimes, it comes via social media. Other
YDR photographer Chris Dunn, center, received praise for her work with the camera; specifically her sports journalism. She is seen in New York, part of the team covering the recent Pinstripe Bowl.