Heroes abound as Harvey wreaks havoc in Texas, but still more help is needed
THE ISSUE
Hurricane
People are good.
That’s not breaking news, but it ought to be said every time the opportunity presents itself. And such a time is now.
A Lancaster County native living in
The so-called
They told reporters they wanted to repay
Then there was the lone gentleman from
There were countless others like him, who took to their fishing boats, recreational boats and canoes to pluck stranded Texans from homes filling with water.
“The police department in
Then, of course, there are the first responders who devote their lives to helping others. Among them will be members of a
The
Those and other well-regarded organizations need our help now, to help those in Harvey’s path. The watchdog website Charity Navigator also suggests giving to the
Journalists, too, have been doing remarkable work by not only chronicling the devastation and narrating the rescue efforts, but in some instances, by helping people to safety.
CNN reporter
Journalists draw a lot of fire these days. But in
We are grateful to everyone who’s been helping Texans through some of the worst moments of their lives.
You don’t need a boat to join the relief effort. Our fellow Americans need our help. If we can give it, we should.
Back to school
As a new academic year begins, we offer our best wishes to the students, faculty members and staffs at Lancaster County’s many schools and colleges.
Work hard, kids, but go easy on your parents and teachers. They want to see you succeed, so if they give you an annoying nudge now and then, it’s only because they care. You’d like it a lot less if they didn’t.
Credit: The LNP Editorial Board
Congress must act to protect Social Security and Medicare
For some, flood insurance is mandatory, but everyone should weigh their options, experts say
Advisor News
Annuity News
Health/Employee Benefits News
Life Insurance News