Robert Stover is a journalist based in Pennsylvania, focusing on local news in the Lancaster area. He has written for WPMT FOX43 and his work has also been featured in KENS 5 and WNEP-TV 16. Robert covers a wide range of topics including community events, weather updates, public safety, and local government news.
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Robert Stover's articles primarily focus on local news, including weather updates, road conditions, and community events in Pennsylvania. His coverage often includes expert commentary and government announcements regarding emergency services and public safety.
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Two U.S. Navy Blue Angels visited Harrisburg International Airport in preparations for next year’s air show.
Officials in Lancaster encourage Pennsylvanians to shop small and locally on Cyber Monday.
Cyber Monday is a day full of online deals and if you’re not careful you could find yourself in a difficult situation.
A Lebanon County couple welcomed guests for their annual community event, now ten years in the making.
A Harrisburg nonprofit is inviting kids to think creatively this Christmas and is providing the building blocks to do it.
A young entrepreneur decided to make his dream a reality after winning his five-year fight against cancer.
Low temperatures and scattered snow flurries made for an ideal opening weekend at Roundtop Mountain Resort.
By: Robert Stover
A historic York County railroad bridge has been hit by a tractor-trailer for the second time in 30 days.
York County nonprofits are asking for support to meet the demands of the area’s homeless population in honor of The Longest Night.
People are still taking part in last-minute shopping despite the holidays being less than a week away.
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