Meredith Willse is a Reporter at various publications including The Hanover Evening Sun and USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, education, construction, and regional interest, with a particular focus on lawsuits. Meredith's work has been featured in The Brunswick Beacon, The York Dispatch, and the York Daily Record.
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Meredith's coverage is predominantly focused on local government, education, and social issues within York County, Pennsylvania. She reports extensively on local events and evolving stories related to the community.
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York County's Nixon Park Nature Center has reopened after a $1.4 million renovation featuring new bathrooms and displays.
By: Meredith Willse
West York Area officials are set to vote on the final adoption of the $77 million budget Tuesday night after previously facing a $4 million deficit.
By: Meredith Willse
Hanover Evening Sun June 12, 2026, 12:45 p.m. ET South Western School Board member Christianne Brennan resigned from her position this week.
By: Meredith Willse
A Hanover-based business owner is suing to overturn a 163-year-old law that makes charging money for tarot readings a crime.
By: Meredith Willse
York Daily Record June 15, 2026, 11:33 a.m. ET Keep Watching
Meredith Willse, York Daily Record To help the superintendent retire as a Wildcat, the Dallastown Area School Board unanimously voted to create a new employment agreement for his last three years at the district.
York Daily Record To help the superintendent retire as a Wildcat, the Dallastown Area School Board unanimously voted to create a new employment agreement for his last three years at the district.
Littlestown Area School Board is expected to appoint Andrea Berryman as the district's next superintendent on June 22.
By: Meredith Willse, Anthony Maenza
York Daily Record The York Revolution baseball team forfeited a game after several players refused to wear Pride jerseys.
By: Meredith Willse, Anthony Maenza
Community reaction to the Revs canceling Pride Night ballgame: “This could have gone so many different ways,” says Rainbow Rose executive director.
