12 Native American students to be disinterred from Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania
The Office of Army Cemeteries will begin disinterring 12 Native American students buried at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School more than 100 years ago on Sept. 1 to bring healing and closure to their families and tribes. The decedents include Alaska Natives Mabel Stock, Edward Angalook, Lucy Spaulding, and Tummassak
Local communities receive state grants for planning, police forces
(WHTM) — Several local communities are receiving state grants to help plan for the future or support regional services. The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development announced just over $620,000 in grant funding for 14 projects statewide through the Municipal Assistance Program. Four of those grants
Harrisburg man arrested for alleged attempted homicide outside Cumberland County sport complex
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — A Harrisburg man is facing multiple charges after a shooting late Saturday night outside the Carlisle Sports Emporium in Middlesex Township, according to a post on Middlesex Township Police Department's Crimewatch. Middlesex Township Police said officers were dispatched at 10:42 p.m. to 29 S. M
The People have spoken, and good heavens were they loud: How Columbia saved itself...
The Columbia Courier: Dispatches from Your Most Devoted Observer. Your correspondent takes up her quill with no small measure of delight — indeed, with a positively indecorous degree of satisfaction — to report upon the most extraordinary evening lately witnessed in Columbia Borough. What a spectacle it was,...
Multi-vehicle crash sends three to hospital in Dauphin County
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Three people were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash in Dauphin County Saturday night. According to the Lower Paxton Township Bureau of Police, a vehicle crash occurred in the 5800 block of Linglestown Road at 6:37 p.m. on May 30. Police say two vehicles were traveling eastbound when
This Under-The-Radar Pennsylvania Restaurant Is Worth A Special Trip
Hidden along the Susquehanna River in Wrightsville sits a restaurant that’s been quietly serving exceptional food while the rest of the world rushes past on their way to somewhere else. The John Wright Restaurant proves that sometimes the best dining experiences aren’t found in big cities but in unexpected...
Crews respond to house fire in York County
YORK, Pa. — Crews responded Saturday evening to a reported house fire in the 700 block of Locust Street, according to a post on Wrightsville Fire Department's Facebook. The call went out at 10:53 p.m. Within a minute, fire fighters arrived to find smoke coming from a single-story, single-family home.
Bob’s Art Blog: May June Begin?
The merry month of May is so far done, it is just waiting for the final rinse cycle—it took so long that it’s already June!. To recap it, it may take a novella to sum it all up. 3rd in the Burg came and went on the 15th, and two days later, I turned 75, a milestone for me! My celebration usually coincides with the Inte
Man sentenced in connection to fatal July 2025 vehicle crash
STEELTON, Pa. — A man has been sentenced in connection to a July 2025 crash that killed one person in Dauphin County. Carlos Cruz, 21, was sentenced to 8-16 years in prison after pleading guilty to his role in a crash that killed Matthew Randolph on July 1, 2025.
Vehicle crash closes part of Route 39 in Dauphin County
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. — Crews are investigating a crash that closed part of Route 39 in Dauphin County on Saturday evening. Lower Paxton Township Police was dispatched to the 5800 block of Linglestown Road at 6:37 p.m. on Saturday. In a Crimewatch post, police say the crash happened between...

















