Much of Lititz Springs Park was covered in floodwaters earlier this week, but with Fourth of July festivities underway Friday, you’d hardly know it. Food trucks and visitors filled the park, and the ...

YOU CERTAINLY STILL SEE THE MUDDY AREAS IN THE GRASS ALONG THE ROADWAYS WHERE THE WATER USED TO BE. BUT FOR THE MOST PART, THE ROADS ARE BACK OPEN. THE POWER IS BACK ON ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY, ...

Attendees finally got to celebrate Christmas in July on Sunday — even if it was at the end of August — at Lititz Moravian Church's Christmas in the Park event. The event at Lititz Springs Park had ...

LITITZ, Pa. — Lititz Springs Park officials have confirmed that the annual 4th of July Celebration will go on as scheduled, less than a day after the park experienced massive flooding. On Tuesday, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Starting in 2026, no large events will take place in Lititz Springs Park. The Park Board of ...

LITITZ, Pa. — Preparations for the July 4th celebration at Lititz Springs Park have been hindered by three recent cases of vandalism, organizers said this week on the park's Facebook page. The latest ...

Celebrate the Fourth of July at Lititz Springs Park: Even after days of storms, the grounds are ready for over 13,000 visitors to enjoy fireworks, music, food, and the iconic "Queen of the Candles" ...

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) – Officials say a “small collection” of koi fish was recently dumped at Lititz Spring Park. In a social media post, the park said its board contacted the proper resources to rehome ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — It might be a soggy one, but Fourth of July is back on in Lititz. Officials reassessed Lititz Springs Park this morning after severe flooding left it underwater. They ...

A few days after Lititz Springs Park was submerged in water, the park is now decked out in red, white, and blue. On Friday, thousands of people came to the Lancaster County park for its 208th Fourth ...

Heavy rain has caused flooding at Lititz Springs Park in Lancaster County, leaving many wondering if the Independence Day celebration scheduled for Friday will go on. Upwards of 15,000 people cram ...