South Annville planning commission recommends denying petitioner’s request
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South Londonderry Township might get a McDonald’s franchise
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‘David and Goliath’: Residents speak out against proposed central Pa. data center
Emotions ran high at a township meeting in Perry County on Wednesday night, with a proposed data center complex on a 288-acre campus topping the agenda. The main item before the Watts Township board of supervisors was a discussion of the township’s most recent draft of the zoning amendment on data centers.
Doctor sues Hershey Medical Center, blames ex for email that got him fired
The unraveling of Dr. Brian Conor Jacobs’ residency at Hershey Medical Center began with an Oct. 8 email that appeared to be from his supervisor, according to a lawsuit he filed last week. The email informed him his long-approved paid time off for his brother’s wedding in three days...
Pennsylvania House passes bill to allow blue lights for roadside assistance
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — A few years ago, legislators allowed tow trucks to use flashing blue lights. Now, a bill is moving through Harrisburg to allow roadside assistance vehicles to use the same. Rep. Robert Freeman (D-Northampton) sponsored House Bill 1830 which passed the House on Wednesday. His bill...
Crane says apology, settlement shows accountability for catastrophic 2004 accident that crippled Iowa woman
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Report: PA Renaissance Faire sold to private equity firm, terms not disclosed
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Dickinson College Farm announces 2026 Summer Music Series lineup
BOILING SPRINGS, Pa. — Dickinson College Farm's Summer Music Series will return this year after a successful debut in 2025. The series promises to bring music fans together for live performances, farm-to-table dining and relaxed evenings under the stars. The 2026 Summer Music Series kicks off Friday, May 29,...
Bill Would Provide Free Eye Exams to Students
Lawmakers in Harrisburg are advancing a bill to the senate that would provide eye tests and glasses to Pennsylvania children. The bill would create a commission that would work with non-profits to develop a statewide plan to provide vision exams and glasses to children. Ohio, passed a similar law in 2024 that provides free eye exams and glasses to students.
York Police identify suspect in deadly shooting on South Hartley Street
YORK, Pa. — York City Police have identified a suspect wanted in connection to a deadly shooting that occurred last week in the city. Quinten T. Hutty, 44, is a suspect in the shooting death of Nadir Collier, whose body was found lying between two houses on the 200 block of South Hartley Street by officers responding to a shooting call at about 5:30...
