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Pennsylvania Family Physicians urge vaccination for measles

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The Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP) is urging Pennsylvanians to stay up to date on recommended vaccinations following the deaths of two Lancaster County residents from measles, the first measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania in 35 years. The Pennsylvania Department of Health reports that both individuals were unvaccinated. The state has confirmed nearly 400 measles cases this year, including 185 in Lancaster County and 41 in Chester County. The Department of Health has administered more than 3,600 measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccinations through 85 pop-up clinics ...

‘More than a new name’

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After celebrating 30 years in 2025, a new identity for the personal care home once known as The Suites at Rouse has been rebranded and will now go by Rosecliffe by Rouse. The new name is Inspired by Rosecliffe Dairy, a well-known local dairy farm that operated in Irvine many years ago. It ...

Northwest Bank moving corporate offices to new Ohio site

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One of the leading employers with strong ties to Warren County continues to make major investments in Ohio. Northwest Bank this week announced plans for its new corporate headquarters to be in suburban Columbus in Dublin, Ohio, located in Bridge North. It will be a new mixed-use development ...

Former President Bush to headline event at Lehigh University

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Former President George W. Bush will be heading to Lehigh University on Oct. 29 to participate in a discussion centered on addressing the challenges currently facing the nation, while also reflecting on his time serving in the Oval Office. Bush will speak with Lehigh University President ...

Major milestone

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Chapman State Park will be hosting a celebration for its 75th Anniversary on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the park at 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon. The event will be filled with fun events, educational activities, vendors, and plenty of memories. The main area of the event will be ...

State Attorney General files suit over ‘compulsive’ site

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Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the filing of a lawsuit against Snap, Inc. — owner-operators of Snapchat — regarding the social media giant’s failures to warn users of platform addictiveness and protect children from compulsive use. In a Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief filed this week in Philadelphia County Court, the Office of Attorney General seeks honesty from Snapchat in how its platform appears in app stores, and demands the company take steps to protect child users from becoming addicted to the app. The complaint alleges that Snapchat ...