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York County bulletin: transfer station reopens; Yorktown Admirals night set for Feb. 22; winter markets and parks programs announced
Summary
WYCG TV reported that the waste management transfer station has completed structural repairs and resumed operations, the Norfolk Admirals will mark a Yorktown-themed night Feb. 22, and the county announced winter markets, parks and recreation programs and the free 2025 county calendar.
York County provided a roundup of community updates on its WYCG TV program, including infrastructure repairs, tourism promotions and upcoming events.
The county said repairs to the transfer station at the waste management site are complete and normal operations have resumed. The broadcast reported structural repairs included replacement of a large portion of the structure with new steel and reinforcement of the walls; Waste Management thanked residents for their patience during the closure.
The program announced that the Norfolk Admirals will rebrand for one night as the Yorktown Admirals on Saturday, Feb. 22 as part of a city series initiative. The event will include specialty jerseys, tributes to York County and appearances by members of the sheriff's office and the fire department. “It’s a great promotion for the county,” an on-air presenter said, encouraging residents to attend; tickets are on sale.
Visit Yorktown will host two winter markets in February and two in March at the waterfront, the broadcast said, and listeners were directed to yorktownmarketdays.com for details. The program also encouraged viewers to check Visit Yorktown’s 2025 events calendar for schedules of historic sites, museums, shops and restaurants.
Parks and recreation offerings for 2025 were highlighted, with programs and classes for children and adults including soccer, softball, yoga and pickleball; listeners were directed to the department’s registration portal to sign up.
The county’s free 2025 calendar is available for pickup at several locations or as a downloadable PDF; it features local amateur photographers and articles about recycling, community events and county programs.
WYCG TV closed the edition by noting that the station will run special Black History Month programming in February.
The broadcast did not provide ticket prices, exact market dates beyond the count for February and March, or detailed timelines for parks program registration; listeners were directed to the referenced websites for full details.
