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YORK – On Sept. 10, the city’s park and recreation department opened the Greater York Area Centennial time capsule, which housed artifacts fro…
YORK—Fifty years a vault filled with York Centennial documents and other items rested beneath the cement outside of the York Community Center.
(Editor’s note: This was published in the York Daily News-Times in 1970, in commemoration of the county’s and city’s birthday)
Editor’s note: This was published in a York newspaper in the late 1800s, as the then-writer looked back on this momentous occasion.
Editor's Note - Source:” Yesterday and Today: History of York County”
Editor’s note: This was published in the York Daily News-Times on July 10, 1970, in commemoration of the community’s anniversary.
Editor's Note - Source: “Yesterday and Today: The History of York County” as written by Jerry Finley
Editor's Note - Sources: “Yesterday and Today,” “Centennial of York County”
Editor’s note: This story of Blue Vale was written by Mrs. Charles R. Bucy (Blanche Gilmore) whose grandfather Elias Gilmore was one of York C…
Editor’s note: The following article appeared in the York News-Times in 1967. It was written by W.C. Baer, in his own words.
Editor's Note - Sources: “Yesterday and Today: History of York County,” “Nebraska, Our Towns” and the Henderson Chamber website
Editor's Note - Sources: “Yesterday and Today,” “York County Centennial”
Editor's Note - Source: Yesterday and Today, History of York County
Editor’s note: This was in “Cradle Days in York County,” a publication of pioneer stories issued by The Republican newspaper in 1937. It was a…
Editor’s note: This was compiled by Fern Rose in 1970 for the county’s centennial celebration
Editor's Note - Source: “Beginnings, From Prairie Lands to Busy Villages” and “Yesterday and Today”
YORK – This year marks the 150th anniversary/birthday of York County and the City of York.
Editor's note - Source: York County History Book Yesterday and Today
YORK – The original cornerstone from the county’s former, historic courthouse is safe and sound . . . and unfortunately, empty.
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YORK – Area schools are closed “indefinitely.”
Not only is the Year of 2019 coming to a close, but so is the decade.
Not only is the Year of 2019 coming to a close, but so is the decade.
Yesterday, we began featuring some of the most notable moments in this community during 2019.
Over the course of the next few publications, we will be featuring some of the most notable moments in this community during 2019.
YORK – Jerome and LeVauna Weismann have been crowned as the 2019 Yorkfest King and Queen.
YORK – “Real heroes don’t wear capes.”
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