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Hempfield High School Will Put On a Classic

BY GEORGE DEIBEL

Jonathan O’Maille and Wilder

Long are buddies in real life. In the Hempfield High School production of “Les Misérables,” the relationship is reversed.

Jonathan portrays Jean Valjean,

the man whose tale of redemption is at the heart of the story. Wilder plays Valjean’s nemesis, Javert. “Jonathan and I are best friends,” said Wilder, who is a senior. “But in the show, we are enemies. We hate each other. I’m relentless. I’m trying to get him under my thumb

to keep him there. My character is very hard-headed. He’s very black and white. He is married to the law, and he believes he’s doing the right thing, but he doesn’t see himself the way he wants to. He’s not as good of a person as Jean Valjean is, so he wants to take control of this

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Girls on the Run Accepting Registrations

BY GEORGE DEIBEL

Registration is underway for the spring season of the Girls on the Run Lancaster-Lebanon. Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an organization for girls in third through eighth grades. “We have our Girls on the Run curriculum, which is third through fifth grades, and we have our Heart and Sole curriculum, which is for girls in sixth through eighth grades,” said program director Kylie Homan. “Girls should register because we are a program that utilizes a research-based curriculum to support girls in understanding their emotions, fostering friendships, and expressing empathy.” Homan prefers that girls register by the start of the season on Monday, March 9. Sign-ups will close on Saturday, March 14. Go to www.gotrlancasterlebanon.org to sign up or for additional information.

BY JEFF FALK

The Arc Lancaster Lebanon’s goal is to empower and improve the lives of residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism. The Arc executes its mission and achieves its goals by advocating for and educating the families of individuals with disabilities. It’s both a grassroots and holistic approach that focuses on the importance of home and relationships.

“Where I really see the empowerment is through education and being a resource center for people who are gaining

There is a standard fee to participate in GOTR, but there is some flexibility. “We emphasize families pay what they can given their current circumstances,” said Homan. “We want to make sure that our program is accessible to girls and that there’s no barriers for anybody to participate. There are no forms, no applications to fill out. Their selection of financial assistance is just part of the registration process, and they have the opportunity to select their payment amount.”

The fee includes the cost of training coaches, the curriculum for Girls on the Run International, and all of the lesson materials that are provided to the coaches. Girls receive a take-home journal with See GOTR pg 3

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knowledge on being a part of the community,” said Abby Morris, executive director of The Arc. “That’s what our hope is. We at The Arc feel that every person deserves the same rights that you and I have. We get to choose what we eat and where we want to work. Everyone in America deserves to have those rights. Sometimes the most vulnerable part of the population isn’t seen from that light. We want to champion for them.”

should not be navigating (disabilities) alone. We provide advocacy and family support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism. We want to be the voice of people with disabilities.”

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The Arc Lancaster Lebanon is currently serving more than 100 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across all of its programs. They reside in Lancaster and Lebanon counties and range from elementary school children to adults in their 60s.

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Headquartered at 116 W. Airport Road, Suite A, Lititz, The Arc Lancaster Lebanon is open Mondays through Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Fridays by appointment. The Arc Lancaster Lebanon, which conducts support events at its office and out in the community, employs resources from The Arc of Pennsylvania and The Arc of the United States and collaborates with similar local service agencies.

“I want people to know we’re here,” said Morris. “We want to help, and we’re a free service. People

Overseen by a board of directors, The Arc sponsors happenings, activities and programs like sensory-sensitive community events, an Arc Angel giving tree, seasonal parties and a sensory-friendly Easter egg hunt. The Arc Lancaster Lebanon also conducts educational and support groups for siblings and parents of family members with disabilities.

“We want to empower young people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism to lead a full and independent life of their choice,” said Morris. “That looks different for everybody. We have an advocate and a family support specialist who work individually with each person. They come alongside their families to make sure their needs are

“They go to public schools, they go to your places of worship, they’re your next-door neighbors,” said Morris. “Those are all the people we are working with. We help parents who are fearful their children are not receiving the proper schooling. It’s 78-year-olds who are still taking care of their children. It’s a whole spectrum.”

The Arc Lancaster Lebanon employs four full-time workers and two part-timers. The local nonprofit also benefits from the assistance of volunteers at community events.

The Arc is funded through contracts with Lancaster and Lebanon counties, a membership program, grants, personal

The Arc of the United States was founded in the 1950s, and the local branch was established in Lancaster in 1978. The Arc Lancaster Lebanon is one of 33 chapters in Pennsylvania.

“When our most recent executive director, Maureen (Westcott), retired last year, she knew The Arc needed to go in a new direction,” said Morris. “That’s what I’ve been tasked to do. I want to build up our development and enrich the great work that was already being done.”

For additional information, go to www.thearc lancleb.org.

Trivia Event Set

The Moravian Center of Lancaster will present a trivia contest on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 4 to 6 p.m. on the second floor of 227 N. Queen St., Lancaster. Featured trivia questions will be about music and artists from the ‘50s

through the ‘80s. The event is free, with prizes awarded to the first-, second-, and thirdplace winners. Doors will open at 3 p.m. with snacks available for sale.

For more information, call 717-278-9008.

Church Sets Concert

First Reformed Church, 40 E. Orange St., Lancaster, will present Soul & Spirit, a performance celebrating Black history through gospel music, jazz, and spoken word, on Sunday, Feb. 22, at 4 p.m. in the church sanctuary.

Dominique Denman will host the 90-minute program, which will also feature Kellie Turner and Alanna Piper.

The event is free and open to the public, and a freewill offering will be received.

MOAA Chapter to Meet

The Lancaster Chapter Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) will hold a general membership meeting and luncheon on Thursday, March 5, at the Eden Resort, 222 Eden Road, Lancaster. The social hour will begin at 11 a.m., followed by lunch and the meeting.

The speaker will be retired Army Master Sgt. Bill Kaemmer, who is the executive director of the

Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation and serves on the Arlington National Cemetery staff. All current and past military officers are invited, and reservations are required. To make reservations by Thursday, Feb. 26, contact Dennis Benchoff at 717-560-1260 or banzhafdl @gmail.com. For more information, visit https://moaalancaster chapt.org.

activities to do and also get an official GOTR T-shirt and a season gift. The 5K registration and the medal they receive at the 5K are also included in the price.

“The name is Girls on the Run, but it’s about so much more,” said Jessica Wilson, who is the program and 5K manager. “It’s really about encouraging girls to move forward at whatever their pace may be. We have girls that run. We have girls that walk. We have girls that skip. We have girls that roll in their wheelchairs at practices. We just encourage all of those movements and just encourage them to keep moving forward.”

Previous participants might notice a slight change in the program.

“We are super excited this spring will be the first season in which we’re starting the use of a new curriculum, which has been rolled out from Girls on the Run International, and it is called Hello Bold Heart,” said Homan. “It is all about giving girls the opportunity to discover their heart power and developing the confidence to boldly share what is in their heart and help others use their voice too.”

Homan added, “The curriculum does a really great job of integrating the physical movement with the learning components.

It’s a lot of tandem learning when it comes to the physical activity. The girls don’t always realize that they’re running and they’re doing the physical activity because they’re doing so much learning along with it.”

GOTR is seeking coaches who will operate chapters out of schools. “For the spring season, we will need approximately 300 to 350 volunteer coaches to support the teams across Lancaster and Lebanon (counties),” said Homan, adding that there are coaching opportunities for males, females, and high school-age girls.

“We encourage anybody to come out to be a coach,” Homan said. “We have coaches in their 70s, and you don’t need to be a runner. You don’t need to have coaching experience. We have a lot of coaches that come in who are teachers, but we have coaches that are just community members looking for a place to give back and to support the community in this way.”

GOTR prepares the coaches. “All of our coaches receive a very structured coach training experience that gives them the foundation and the resources to be able to coach successfully for throughout the season,” said Homan. “And then

coaches are always given support throughout the season from our council.”

Anyone interested in volunteering can visit the website or email Wilson at jwilson@gotrlancaster .org or Homan at khoman@ gotrlancaster.org.

The goal is to have a GOTR program in every school district in Lancaster and Lebanon counties. “We’re working towards that,” said Homan.

The spring season will conclude with a 5K that will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 16. It will be held at for the first time at Greenfield, 1581 William Penn Way, Lancaster. The event is open to the public. It is designed as a fun run and is not chip-timed. “We need hundreds of volunteers in order for the 5K to be a safe and successful

Student Video Contest Announced

The League of Women Voters of Lancaster County (LWVLC) invites current Lancaster County high school and college students to participate in the 2026 Student Video Contest. The video contest is part of the league’s ongoing, nonpartisan commitment to voter education and youth engagement. The contest challenges students to create a short video - up to 90 seconds - related to the theme “My Vote. My Future.” Students are invited to use their voices, creativity, and digital skills to highlight the issues that matter most to them and to share why voting is an important way to create change.

Submissions will be judged on creativity, clarity of message, and relevance to

the theme. Contest entries must be received by 11:59 p.m. on Friday, March 13. Cash prizes will be awarded to the first-, second-, and third-place winners in both the high school and college categories. The winners will be recognized at an awards

ceremony on Sunday, April 19.

Contest details, eligibility requirements, deadlines, and submission guidelines are available at www .lwv.org/local-leagues/ lwv-lancaster-county.

day,” said Homan.

At the end of the season, the girls engage in a community impact project, which is their opportunity to give back to the community that is important to them.

“The new curriculums that we’ve been using are really emphasizing that a small act can make a big impact,” said Homan. “It gets the girls to think on a smaller scale about how they can really do something that’s important, but it doesn’t have to be grandiose.”

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WAYSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 600 Stony Battery Rd., Landisville (near Hempfield High School). Rev. Dr. Stephen P. Fritz, Pastor. Sunday morning Worship with Nursery: 9am Traditional, 10am Fellowship, 10:30am Contemporary with Children & Youth classes. www.waysidepc.org or call: (717) 898-1551.

ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH/ LANDISVILLE: 85 East Brandt Blvd. 717-898-2911; adminzelc@comcast.net In-person worship at 9am. Live-stream link can be found at zionhempfield.net under the worship tab and on the Zion Lutheran Hempfield Facebook page. Adult Sunday School in-person at 10:15am. Pastor Timothy Seitz-Brown.

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LCBS to Mark 150th Anniversary

The Lancaster County Beekeepers Society (LCBS) will mark a milestone on Friday, March 13, celebrating 150 years of continuous beekeeping in Lancaster County. Founded in the city of Lancaster on March 13, 1876, LCBS is believed to be one of the oldest nonprofit beekeeping clubs in the United States.

The society’s sesquicentennial celebration officially began on Jan. 9 with a special exhibit at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, where the Pennsylvania Beekeepers Association formally recognized LCBS for its 150-year legacy. The celebration will continue throughout the year, highlighted by a 150th anniversary banquet on March 13 at the Pepper Theo Café at

the Lancaster Theological Seminary. LCBS also plans to host additional community events and promote honey bee awareness and education by partnering with local businesses throughout the year.

LCBS has already partnered with two Gold Sponsors supporting the anniversary banquet and yearlong celebrations: Fontana Candle Company, maker of MADE SAFE certified beeswax candles, and Fillmore Container Company, an eco-conscious distributor of bulk and wholesale containers, including honey jars, and candle-making supplies.

LCBS is dedicated to advancing the understanding of honey bee biology and behavior, promoting public awareness of pollinators, and supporting the production and apprecia -

tion of honey and other hive products. LCBS provides education and outreach to both beekeepers and the general public, emphasizing pollinator health and sustainable beekeeping practices.

LCBS membership is open to anyone with an interest in honey bees,

from experienced apiarists to beginners. For more information about the 150th anniversary or LCBS membership, visit www .lancasterbeekeepers.org or contact the LCBS secretary and communications director, Kim Fairfield, at secretary@lancasterbee keepers.org.

CAP Cadets Earn Awards

The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Jesse Jones Composite Squadron was presented with the Colonel Dion E. DeCamp award, naming the unit “Ground Team of the Year” at the annual Pennsylvania Wing Group 2 Conference on Jan. 24.

The conference was held at Fort Indiantown Gap and hosted by Group

2 Commander Maj. Jayson Hanson. The keynote speaker of the event was Brig. Gen. Lynn M. Lee, chief of staff at Joint Force Headquarters, Pennsylvania National Guard.

In addition to being recognized as Ground Team of the Year, the Jesse Jones Composite Squadron had several senior members awarded for

their outstanding service and contributions to the Civil Air Patrol. Lt. Col. Glenn Baugher received the Group 2 Commander of the Year award, Maj. Jerome “Pepper” Broad was named Senior Member of the Year, 2nd Lt. Craig Shannon received Safety Officer of the Year recognition, and Capt. Krystal Shannon was recognized as Public Affairs Officer of the Year.

Cadet awards were also presented. Cadet of the Year was presented to Cadet Capt. Aaron Keohane, and Cadet NCO of the Year was presented to Cadet Senior Master Sgt. Thaddeus Lippencott. Additionally, Cadet Col. Slater Shannon, Cadet 1st Lt. Lucyann Draeger, Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Heisey, Cadet Chief Master

Sgt. Camden Rineer, Cadet Senior Master Sgt. Thaddeus Lippincott, Cadet Senior Master Sgt. Brady Dougherty, Cadet Tech. Sgt. Brendon Ortiz, and Cadet Senior Airman Theodore Seifferlein were presented with Achievement Awards for performance and service beyond normal duties and expectations.

Jesse Jones Squadron 304 meets each Monday except holidays at 7 p.m. in the Venture Jets hangar, which is located at the Lancaster Airport near the intersection of Lititz Pike and Millport Road. Visitors are welcome.

The Civil Air Patrol is the civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. To learn more, visit www.JesseJones.cap .gov or follow the squadron on Facebook.

character to make himself feel better.”

Jean Valjean, on the other hand, is working hard to make up for lost time. “He starts off being in jail and has been there for the past 20 years,” said Jonathan, who is a senior. “The big thing is that he’s given one chance to change himself in the beginning from a bishop. He takes that chance and becomes this person who’s always giving to others, doing his best, and trying to always do the right thing morally.”

Hempfield High students’ performances of “Les Misérables” will run from Thursday, March 5, to Sunday, March 8, at the Hempfield Performing Arts Center, 1555 Kauffman Road, Landisville.

March 5 is Senior Citizen Preview Night, sponsored by the Hempfield Foundation. The show, free for Hempfield residents age 65 and older, will start at 7 p.m. No tickets are required.

There is reserved seating for the remaining four performances: Friday, March 6, at 7 p.m.; Saturday, March 7, at 2 and 7 p.m.; and Sunday, March 8, at 2 p.m. Go to www.hempfieldsd .org/activities/perform ing-arts/ticket-infor mation to purchase tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door, but it is recommended that theatergoers go online to reserve seats.

Director Alejandro Ramos weighed three factors when choosing this spring’s musical.

“Number one, it’s one of my favorite shows,” he said. “I’ve let the other directors pick the last six years. It’s my time to get the rotation. Number two, we have the students to do it, the students you need for the show to be epic. They need to be bold, and they need to be powerful. And that’s our cast. Three, (the high school is) going to be under renovation for the next couple of years. In anticipation of that, we really wanted to go big. We really wanted to have sort of an epic conclusion of Hempfield as we know it.”

Jonathan was immediately intrigued. “As soon as I got the script, I really fell in love with it,” he said. “I learned it in two weeks. I very much enjoy the role that I’ve been given. I think that kind of took away some of that burden that you might feel when you get such a big role.”

Junior Adelynn Aument will portray Fantine. “Fantine works in a factory, and then she gets fired,” Adelynn explained, noting that her character experiences hardships. “Fantine does everything for her daughter, Cosette, and it’s the hope that leads her through these hard times and forces her to keep trying. And although the hope dies at times, she finds a way to bring it back.”

Junior Miriam Janisewski is a member of the stage crew and acts as a quasi-assistant director.

“There’s less on the stage crew side, because most of

Long, Ayla Vieland, and Miriam Janisewski.

the sets are just big walls, and there’s not a lot of moving parts. Mostly the actors do it,” she said. “It’s less on our end physically, but director-wise, we have to figure out how we’re going to work with a limited set and how that’s going to come across.”

Junior Ayla Vieland is the dance captain. “Within the show, it’s more of an external role, so I’m there at rehearsals to assist the choreography and help people if they’re struggling,” she said. “To me, that is being more of a role model in the ensemble and being somebody that is reliable, that people can come to if they have any questions or concerns about.”

Jonathan is confident guests will enjoy the production. “A big thing that Mr. Ramos said when he talked to me about choosing this show was that it’s one of the titans of musical theater,” he said. “We’ve done other ones that are very popular. ... (This show) brings a new challenge to a bunch of very talented students. ... I think that this show was

Mills Named VisionCorps’

Vice President of Development

Crystal Mills has been named the new vice president of development at VisionCorps. She began her new position in August.

Mills spent the last decade serving as director of development for Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. She also previously worked for Hospice of Lancaster County and Susquehanna Bank.

Mills holds a bachelor’s degree in English and communications from Elizabethtown College and a master’s degree in fine arts from Drexel University. She is an active volunteer

with the Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue.

VisionCorps is a nonprofit with a goal of empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to attain independence by providing them with tools and training, including employment. The organi -

zation serves almost 1,400 individuals with rehabilitation services in Lancaster, Lebanon, Chester, York, and Adams counties.

VisionCorps’ prevention services include KidSight, which screens more than 11,000 children annually for vision loss.

Smith Named to President’s List

Liliana Smith of Landisville was named to the president’s list for the fall 2025 semester at the

College of Charleston, Charleston, S.C. Smith is majoring in marketing.

a perfect way to showcase all of the great voices that we have. Beside all of the lead characters, I believe there are 36 other solos throughout the show of just little one-liners that people give, so everybody gets to kind of feel important and heard. I think that that’s something that is really important nowadays.”

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