The estate of Ross Todd Est., Ross Todd W. Est., Ross Todd Willis conveyed 208 S. Sixth St. to Mervin Blank for $165,000.
Garcia Latonya Nicole conveyed 10 1/2 S. Fifth St. to Estok Kaitlynn, Estok Raymond for $205,000.
Monday, August 24, 2026
Deeds Recorded — Columbia Borough — August 24, 2026
The estate of Ross Todd Est., Ross Todd W. Est., Ross Todd Willis conveyed 208 S. Sixth St. to Mervin Blank for $165,000.
Garcia Latonya Nicole conveyed 10 1/2 S. Fifth St. to Estok Kaitlynn, Estok Raymond for $205,000.
Denim Coffee to acquire Prince Street Café locations in Columbia and York | What's in store | lancasteronline.com
Denim Coffee, a Chambersburg-based coffee roaster that opened a Lancaster coffee shop in 2024, is buying the Columbia and York locations of Prince Street Cafe for an undisclosed price.
The sale is expected to be finalized Sept. 16, and the coffee shops will subsequently be rebranded as Denim Coffee, according to a news release from Commons Co., owner of Prince Street Cafe.
The original Prince Street Cafe in Lancaster, which debuted in 2006, will remain owned by Commons Co., which also owns Passenger Coffee and Merrymaker Catering. Commons Co. is owned by Kyle Sollenberger and Crystal Weaver.
Denim Coffee will be making minimal changes at the York and Columbia coffee shops, although both will be closed briefly for the transition, Denim Coffee co-owner Tony Diehl wrote in an email.
Sunday, August 23, 2026
About Town — August 23, 2026
Photos of Columbia, PA
Week ending 8/23/26
Click on photos to see larger, sharper images.
JOE LINTNER | COLUMBIA SPY
Week ending 8/23/26
Click on photos to see larger, sharper images.
JOE LINTNER | COLUMBIA SPY
Here are a few more photos of Officer Powers on the job on Wednesday afternoon when she pushed a disabled vehicle out of the busy intersection at 5th & Chestnut (Route 462).
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Sunflowers with visitors at Park Elementary
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Top cash offered for vinyl records
What does that sign say?
Good thing it was written in such larger letters.
The one remaining house after the 4th Street fire looks as though it's being rehabbed.
The DAC at sunset
pole
HOLE
Almost impassable
The dragons are still there at the former home of the Global Time Wizard.
Sunset clouds in a church window
The AC units look as if they're freezing over at the telephone switching station.
The rear of the Chip Factory hotel
The front
The providers of the giant crane in front of the hotel
PennDOT needs to paint these crosswalk lines, especially since students cross here on the way to Park Elementary.
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Here are the last of the tornado-related photographs from Thursday and Friday (not necessarily in order) . . .
The Columbia flag that was on the left side of Borough Hall is missing.
The mayor surveyed the scene.
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