⁦EPHRATA HS⁩ band and orchestra students started their day with a beautiful performance by the ⁦Kutztown University⁩ wind ensemble. Thanks, KU, for inspiring our learners! #MountsPride #EASDLifeReady #BecomingEASD ⁦Steve Goss⁩

A plan nearly a year in the making to delay school start times at Ephrata Area School District was approved Monday night. Check out out full story in this week's The Ephrata Review! Don't miss a single issue - subscribe today! ephratarecord.com

Citing the pending 12/31 retirement of Akron Police Chief Tom Zell, borough council discussed the future of the department during council’s Feb. 10 meeting. Also that evening, new borough council member Randall Justice was sworn in. Subscribe today! ephratarecord.com

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Handi*Vangelism Ministries International received a go-ahead to deal with a dicey traffic flow issue at its new headquarters at the former West View Golf Course. The action was part of the Akron borough council meeting Feb. 10. Subscribe today! ephratareview.com

Don Sherman, president of Royer Pharmacy, has confirmed that all 5 of the company’s locations will close, including the store at 2 E. Main Street, Ephrata, an iconic fixture in the downtown for decades. Check out our full story the next The Ephrata Review!

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“It was a difficult decision to reach,” said Don Sherman, Royer Pharmacy president. “Our customers are our life. Some of them go back six generations.” Check out our full story – including history of the pharmacy and thoughts from local residents -- in The Ephrata Review!

Denise and Bob Harter, owners of Black Forest Brewery announced that the new expansion is complete, and the grand opening is scheduled for 3/14. Along with additional seating, the brewery has added four guest craft beer taps, signature cocktails and a full-scale kitchen.

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Although the coronavirus has placed the show on hiatus, Ephrata Intermediate and Middle Schools 528 Theatre will present their spring musical, “Singin’ in the Rain Jr.,” at the middle school auditorium sometime in the future. Full story in this week’s The Ephrata Review!

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As COVID-19 sweep through PA, hospitals, businesses, & schools have made major adjustments. On 3/23, Stevens Fire Company handed out free meals. Here, firefighter Jarred Weidman (left) & Catie Wentzel prepare lunch bags to give away. Full story in this week's The Ephrata Review!

Dr. Brian Troop sent his last email at 10 p.m. Monday. By 6 a.m. Tuesday, the Ephrata Area School District superintendent was back into work mode, communicating with his staff members about some meetings happening later that day. Full story in this week's The Ephrata Review!

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The wave of business closures in the wake of COVID-19 has created plenty of ripples in the private and public sector. The strain on local nonprofits is enormous right now. Read how a few of them are coping in this week's The Ephrata Review. ephratareview.com

On 3/30, Akron Mayor John McBeth said the COVID-19 pandemic has had little impact on borough government. Borough employees are all at work. Borough hall is closed, but the office staff is working. Check out our full story in this week's The Ephrata Review!