What does LNP mean Lancaster PA?
History. In 2009, Lancaster’s two daily newspapers, the morning Intelligencer Journal and the evening Lancaster New Era, which were both published by Lancaster Newspapers (present-day LNP Media Group) and headquartered in the same building, were merged to form the Intelligencer Journal-Lancaster New Era.
Who owns LNP?
the Steinman family
About Us. For more than two centuries, the Steinman family of Lancaster, Pennsylvania has owned and operated a wide variety of businesses focused on serving the needs of local communities. Service, on a local level, runs deep in the Steinman family.
How do I cancel LNP subscription?
A: You can contact our Customer Service team at 717-291-8611, by email at [email protected] or use our new chat function on LancasterOnline!
Who owns the Lancaster newspaper?
ABOUT OUR COMPANY For more than two centuries, the Steinman family of Lancaster, Pennsylvania has owned and operated a wide variety of businesses focused on serving the needs of local communities. Service, on a local level, runs deep in the Steinman family.
Is Lancaster Online Free?
Access to more than two centuries of local newspaper archives is free to everyone who subscribes, in print or digitally, to LNP or LancasterOnline.
Who owns Lancaster Farming?
LNP Media Group
Lancaster Farming
| Type | Weekly farm newspaper |
|---|---|
| Owner(s) | Steinman Communications, LNP Media Group |
| Editor | Stephen Seeber |
| Founded | 1955 |
| Language | English |
Does Lancaster PA have a newspaper?
lancasteronline.com. Lancaster County’s leading source of news and information.
What happened to Lancaster newspaper?
While Lancaster Farming will no longer be printed in Ephrata, its editorial and advertising offices will remain in the borough. LNP, Lancaster County’s daily newspaper and another member of the LNP Media Group, will be added to the Greenfield printing schedule in April 2020.
What is the name of the Lancaster newspaper?
When the evening and morning paper were consolidated in 2009 the names of the three newspapers — Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster New Era, and Sunday News — were retained. As a result, members of the community simplified our name by calling us Lancaster Newspapers so we decided to take their lead. Why LNP?