Keystone Review was established as an open forum for the citizens of central Pennsylvania, to express their opinions and concerns about the events shaping their lives.   It is a direct outgrowth of LancasterInternet.com, which had served Lancaster County from 1999 - 2004, and which had grown to include commentary and opinion about events that went beyond the county and across the region, and even into the world.

Keystone Review generally includes opinion and commentary from a principled, conservative perspective. As a consequence, all newsmakers, particularly elected officials, are subject to a critical review by the contributors to Keystone Review, regardless of political affiliation.

Keystone Review is updated monthly, although additional postings are made as events warrant.

Keystone Review is a strong advocate of Article I of the United States Constitution, which ensures the right to free expression (despite what the ACLU and other misguided liberals may do to restrict such speech).  Therefore, views which are left-of-center are not dismissed out of hand, although editorial comment may accompany any such submissions.

Keystone Review welcomes contributions from anyone interested in expressing their opinion on the issues of the day, including dissenting viewpoints of those posted at Keystone Review.  All submissions, including those which are CC or BCC of original correspondence relating to content found at Keystone Review, are subject to editorial review before posting, and Keystone Review reserves the right to reject any submissions on any basis.  Contributors who wish to remain anonymous, or who do not wish their comments posted, must confirm their wishes with their correspondence.

The views and opinions expressed at Keystone Review are not necessarily those of the staff or management of Keystone Review.