In the era of the billion-dollar ski industry, the rustic community-run ski hill Badger Mountain, east of Leavenworth, vaults skiers back to a simpler time.

It’s a fantastic time to be in Ephrata’s girls basketball program. Coach Brian Cerullo and his Mountaineers have a really good thing going. And his crew kept the good times rolling Wednesday ...

It’s taking pleasure in preventing two points more than scoring them. Ephrata picked Shellhammer to be its stopper before the season began. The junior has been locking down some of the best ...

Bachelor worked on several upgrades ahead of the 2024-25 ski season, including expanding the Sunrise Lodge and creating new rental options. The ski season is shaping up to be good in most of the U.S., ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Crews worked for hours to put out a mobile home fire that broke out Thursday afternoon in Ephrata. Emergency dispatchers confirmed that the fire was reported around ...

EPHRATA — The City of Ephrata experienced significant growth and development during 2024, according to Mayor Bruce Reim. In 2025, city officials are optimistic about continuing momentum.

Children staying at The Lodge can enjoy a range of fun activities too, including treasure hunts, kiddie discos, sledging, snowman-building competitions, and ski lessons with top instructors.

A brother and sister, trapped inside a ski lodge in Turkey that had caught fire, were pleading for help. “Save us,” they wrote, their uncle, Ozgur Turkmen, said in a phone interview.

More than a dozen people have been injured, some seriously, in a ski lift accident in Spain. The incident took place on a chair lift at the Astún ski resort, which is on the Spanish border with ...

EPHRATA – The Ephrata Police Department released a statement Tuesday indicating that the Central Basin Investigative Team, a joint task force made up of law enforcement agencies from around the ...

The death toll has risen to 76 and 51 people injured after a fire broke out at a ski resort in north-west Türkiye. Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya says the pain was "impossible to describe".