Meredith Willse is a reporter at York Dispatch. She focuses on education and its various facets, including the education system, management, and legislation, while also covering social issues such as LGBTQ rights and legal affairs. Meredith's work has been featured in The York Dispatch and Brunswick Beacon.
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By: Meredith Willse
A planned discussion of student bathroom renovations in the wake of national media scrutiny was pulled from the South Western School Board agenda Wednesday night.
By: Meredith Willse
Dallastown Area Intermediate staff found some leaves were falling off the Moon Tree during transportation, which made the students gasp.
By: Meredith Willse
Kim Bracey, former York City mayor and current head of YWCA York, has been named to City and State PA's Fifty Over 50 list of influential leaders from across the state.
By: Meredith Willse
Art created by 18 local artists will be displayed on Nov. 9 during the Veteran’s Breakfast at The Fairgrounds.
By: Meredith Willse
Donald Trump's promises of sweeping action in a second administration — and memories of their experiences in the first — led many minority communities across central Pennsylvania to ask: "What now?"
By: Meredith Willse
A video reportedly showing a York-area restaurateur using a racist slur against fellow motorists went viral on Monday.
By: Meredith Willse
York County Libraries invites all elementary and high school students in York and Adams counties to participate in the annual “A Celebration of Poetry” contest.
By: Meredith Willse
York County Libraries are inviting all teens interested in fandoms such as comics, books, anime and role-playing games to its first York Cosplay! Con from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Dec. 7 at Martin Library.
By: Meredith Willse
Penn State York confirmed an advisory board member and York-area restaurateur who was reportedly recorded in a viral video using racist slurs is no longer on the campus' advisory board.
By: Meredith Willse
The owner of The Paddock on Market is set to make a public apology Wednesday morning following a video becoming viral reportedly showing his use of racist slurs, according to the Rev. Aaron J. Anderson, CEO of Logos Academy and LogosWorks.
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