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The Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles will debut its newly renovated Gallery 2 building on Friday, Nov. 13, with a unique ribbon-cutting ceremony. Formerly the museum’s closed-to-the-public warehouse building, Gallery 2 has undergone a multifaceted, years-long renovation. The entire building has been transformed and is filled to the brim with vehicles quietly waiting behind its doors. Many of these vehicles have been in storage for decades, and others are new additions to the collection that

Gabauer-Lutton Funeral Home and Cremation Services says you can stop by and leave a heartfelt message or condolences.

A Levittown church that once needed a circus tent to hold its Sunday school is now leaning on bingo, Elvis impersonators, and hall rentals to stay open with five members, reports JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, at 89 Pinewood Drive, opened in 1954...

Neshaminy Mall closed for good Saturday after 58 years, and the owners who plan to tear down about half of it have yet to bring a redevelopment plan to Bensalem Township Council. The post Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem, Pa., closes after 58 years; owners’ plan has yet to reach council appeared first on LehighDaily.com .

"My colleagues and I in the Animal Protection Caucus have spent years advocating for this vital legislation."

A live Civil War-era artillery shell was found in the basement of a newly purchased home in South Connellsville, Fayette County, on Sunday.

Residents of Franklin County and six other Ohio counties hit by August severe weather can get in-person help with federal disaster assistance in Columbus this week, as a Survivor Outreach Availability site opens Monday, Nov. 2, at the Franklin County Emergency Management Agency, 5300 Strawberry Farms Blvd. The site will be open Nov. 2 through […]

Gwinnett County has agreed to contact voters who have not received or returned their absentee ballots after delays raised concerns ahead of Tuesday’s election.

HENRY COUNTY – On a recent morning at Hampton High School, Cpl. Kenyatta Williams of the Henry County Police Department could be found in the nutrition and food science classroom, teaching a group of teenagers how to cook rice. Williams began his second year as School Resource Officer at Hampton High by starting “Cooking with a Cop,” a monthly culinary class of about 30 students. The class is part social club, part diversity lesson, part life skills training and part outreach effort to build tru

Funds raised go to support the Rapha Clinic, a nonprofit that provides medical and dental services to uninsured residents