Entertainment

Can't get enough of FlipSide? The entertainment magazine staff members take on all things pop culture. |

What do Daily Record/Sunday News book lovers enjoy almost as much as reading a book? Talking about it, of course! |

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In The News

Our business staff talks about life beyond the stocks page, including the search for pants that fit and the struggle against debt. |

Tom Joyce takes a look at both local politics, and the way that national politics and trends affect us here in York County. |

Life in the city has its ups and downs, its quirks and characters. Members of the York Daily Record/Sunday News staff share their experiences as residents of York County's urban center. |
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Photographer Paul Kuehnel writes about alternative energy and green technology. |

Columnist Mike Argento wishes people would stop asking 'What's wrong with you?' He doesn't know. But his blog showcases some of the many possibilities. |

Pennsylvania's new open records law gives you a stronger tool for keeping an eye on how government spends your money. We'll be watching, too. |
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We'll explore a variety of issues, including the latest road work, commuting and safety precautions. |
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Lifestyle

Community editor and lifelong Yorker Joan Concilio talks about all the things that make York County unique - and sometimes just plain weird. |

Pets section editor Rose Hayes posts news from the animal kingdom, including local pets up for adoption. |

Features writer Jen Vogelsong shares her love of adventure, along with her favorite travel tips. It's more than "Don't drink the water!" (Though that might help.) |
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News editor Amy Gulli has got the poop on parenting and the eternal struggle to balance work and family. |

Religion reporter Melissa Nann Burke talks about the latest issues in faith, values and religion. |
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Sports

Nittany Nation is the place to go for the latest news and rumblings about the Penn State football program. |

The YDR/SN sports staff talks about NASCAR, PSU football, the York Revolution, high school athletes and the occasional monkey.
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You can't ignore the excitement, the complexity and the ferocity of mixed martial arts. Police reporter Ted Czech gives you the inside scoop on what's new in "the sport of the future." |
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York Daily Record/Sunday News Sportswriter Jim Seip reports on all the line drives and foul tips in the Atlantic League with the York Revolution. |

Whether it's arguing about the Hall of Fame, quizzing someone with a stat out of left field, discussing a good baseball book, or talking about "Field of Dreams," Pat Abdalla always enjoys some infield chatter. |
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Local History

Editor Jim McClure shares his passion for local history and journalism and proves that all roads do lead to York. |

Community historian Scott Mingus, the author of several books on the Civil War, explores York County's rich Civil War heritage. |

Local historian June Lloyd looks at how things have converged on our hometown, past and present, and how York really is the center of the universe. |
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Local historian, writer and photographer Scott Butcher shares the history of local buildings through the stories behind their facades, offering a "window" into York's past. |

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Art

Photographer Bil Bowden shares some of the photos he's taken during his 29 years in York County. Hopefully they'll make you smile and think. |

Graphic artist Sam Dellinger will paint you a picture of what's going on in her creative mind, and sometimes her makeup bag. Hey, art is everywhere. |

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