In Loving Memory of Anthony Stoy‑Velazquez Today, our community mourns the heartbreaking loss of Anthony Stoy‑Velazquez, whose life was taken far too soon. His passing has left family, friends, neighbors, and loved ones grieving a loss that words cannot adequately describe. In times like these, we are reminded how precious life is and how important…
COLUMBIA, PA — Columbia Borough Police, along with the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office, are investigating what authorities are describing as a suspected homicide near the intersection of North Third and Linden Streets early Wednesday morning. Police were dispatched to the area at approximately 1:05 a.m., and multiple streets surrounding the scene were immediately closed as…
COLUMBIA, PA — The Borough of Columbia has announced the cancellation of the Columbia Borough Council meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. According to Borough Manager Jack R. Brommer, the meeting has been canceled because an unusually large number of attendees were expected, exceeding the capacity of the Borough…
When the Sky Interrupted the Fourth What began as a sweltering Independence Day across Lancaster and York counties ended with a sky that seemed determined to steal the show. All day, the heat hung over the Susquehanna Valley like a heavy blanket. Families gathered for cookouts, community celebrations, baseball games, and fireworks displays. But by…
As Columbia celebrates its 300th Anniversary (1726–2026) alongside America’s 250th Anniversary, our historic river town is preparing for a weekend filled with pride, community spirit, and celebration. Families, friends, and visitors are encouraged to gather throughout the borough to enjoy the festivities, honor our rich history, and celebrate the generations that helped shape Columbia into…
As families prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Columbia Borough Police are reminding residents that fireworks laws will be strictly enforced throughout the community. The notice comes as borough officials work to prevent injuries, property damage, and fires during one of the busiest holiday weekends of the year. According to Columbia Borough Police, fireworks are not…
COLUMBIA, Pa. (July 1, 2026) — A highly anticipated community meeting is set for tonight in Columbia as residents, officials, and stakeholders gather to discuss the ongoing and controversial issue of potential data center development in the borough. The event, billed as a “community conversation on AI data centers,” is scheduled from 6–8 p.m. at…
