Mark Williams

Sports Reporter · Lancaster, PA

With a degree in Communications from West Chester University, Mark has over 10 years of experience in sports journalism, including a stint at WGAL News. He specializes in local coverage of the Lancaster Barnstormers and other regional teams.

12 stories from Mark Williams in Hershey

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American Red Cross helping residents impacted by Adams County apartment fire

ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) -- The American Red Cross is helping those impacted by an Adams County apartment fire earlier this week. A spokesperson said Friday the Disaster Action Team is working with the residents, but did not have an exact number of people who were impacted by the fire along...

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Rendering of future data center campus in western Pennsylvania

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Data center developer offers details on project on former racetrack site in western Pa.

Imagine the hum of servers and the glow of screens illuminating a sprawling campus where data flows as freely as the rivers of Pennsylvania. This vision is inching closer to reality as a Las Vegas-based data center developer has unveiled plans for a massive data center project on the site of a...

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Hazmat team inspects ballot in West Chester

Hazmat teams responded to a county government building in West Chester after the Chester County District Attorney says a voter services employee reported a suspicious substance on a ballot.

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Methylene blue: What to know about textile dye being used as a wellness supplement

Methylene blue is a synthetic textile dye that has shown promise in treating and diagnosing a variety of medical conditions, but it’s also being misleadingly promoted and sold by wellness influencers as a cutting-edge anti-aging supplement.

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Central Pa. football scores: Live updates from games played Oct. 30-31

This is it, the final regular season week of football for District 3 football teams. It’s one last chance to qualify for the playoffs, and PennLive has you covered with live scoring updates below for Oct. 30-31.

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What’s planned for the former Sports City property with Ever Grain Brewing

For decades, young athletes came to Sports City in Lower Paxton Township for practices and games.

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Balsamic roasted cauliflower and cranberries

Fresh cranberries add a surprising burst of tangy sweetness and vibrant color to this simple seasonal sheet pan of roasted cauliflower florets. A combination of balsamic vinegar and maple syrup spiked with Dijon and garlic amplifies the berries' fruity, tart flavor and soaks into the mild, nutty...

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Mild and breezy today with lots of sunshine, cooler for Halloween

A weak cold front pushed through the region last night, and while it won't bring any rain, it will deliver a stiff northwest breeze today. Temperatures remain mild this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. Halloween weekend is trending a bit cooler now, with highs in the upper 50s tomorrow. Saturday...

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Updated District 3 boys soccer brackets through Oct. 29

The 2026 District 3 boys soccer tournaments are up and rolling across all four classifications. Here’s a look at updated brackets through games played Oct. 29.

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Palmyra’s Ella Detwiler chooses Atlantic 10 field hockey upstart

Ella Detwiler knows what it takes to capture a PIAA Class 2A field hockey championship.

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Former ESPN star blasts Pat McAfee: ‘I could never be that soft’

ESPN College GameDay star Pat McAfee had harsh words for the University of Utah after GameDay visited last weekend ahead of the Utes’ game against Houston.

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Miss Manners: My co-worker almost hurt me by blasting through the bathroom door

Dear Miss Manners: One of our ladies’ restrooms at work has a push-open door; there is no latch and no handle on the outside. One of my co-workers tends to blast through this door at top speed, often startling a person reaching for the handle on the other side.

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