Arendtsville News

The Adams County Water Resources Advisory Committee, appointed by the Adams County Commissioners, held its first meeting recently at the Adams County Agriculture & Natural Resources Center.

The only thing on Ed Gotwalt's mind was making sweet and salty treats. The owner of Mister Ed's Elephant Museum wasn't thinking about the government's bailout plan, economic hardships or a falling stock market.

Here's a quick rundown of notable events taking place in the midstate during the next seven days: In Music: WXPN DJ David Dye will bring his Funky Friday Dance Party to the Abbey Bar at Appalachian Brewing ...

Noon. Two green plastic garbage cans were reported stolen from a patio in the 200 block of Main Street, Arendtsville.

Arendtsville, Pennsylvania is home to the 44th Annual National Apple Harvest Festival , this year, and the town, about 10 miles northwest of Gettysburg, is set to celebrate the harvest for the first two ...

It opened a decade ago and has not only served as a library but as a bit of a community center.

Adams County's 4-H livestock sale at the South Mountain Fair will include more than cattle this year.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Emenheiser , of York, a daughter, July 27, 2008, at York Memorial Hospital.

Family affair: From left are vinter Michelle Oakes, manager Melisa Patrono, and owners sisters Melinda Davis, Jane Patrono and Hannah Hauser.

The 25th annual Adams County 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Shows and Sale will be held at the South Mountain Fairgrounds near Arendtsville.

Miriam and Ernest Rebert of Arendtsville pick black raspberries at Swartz's Pumpkin Patch in late June.

Lonna Potocki points at the damage gypsy moths have done to the trees at her house on Segovia Court in the Pigeon Hills north of Hanover.

At Brent's Berry Farm, every strawberry you pick is yours. Purchase reprints of Evening Sun Photos at EveningSunPhotos.Com. The image is more than a little clich.

Friday was one of those days when people look around Biglerville, Bendersville and Arendtsville and ask themselves, where is everyone? The answer was - at the 51st edition of Color Day at Arendtsville ...

“The heaviest rain is over with”

Flooding closed three roads in Greene Township Monday -- the result of the steady rain that began Sunday afternoon and continued throughout Monday. via Chambersburg Public Opinion

The National Weather Service in State College early today issued a flood warning for Franklin and the surrounding counties until 1:30 p.m. Between 1.5 and 2.5 inches are expected before rainfall tapers off this ... via Chambersburg Public Opinion

Removing his license plate while pumping gas, did not keep witnesses from identifying a man accused of driving off without paying for the fuel in Arendtsville. via Chambersburg Public Opinion

“Hopefully we'll be lucky and have blossoms again this year.”

As the apple trees in Adams County begin to blossom, the South Mountain Fairgrounds just outside of Gettysburg in Arendtsville will spring to life for the annual Apple Blossom Festival on May 3 and 4. In its ... via InYork

“Utilities are an increasing part of our budget”

Spectators at basketball games and students dodging dodge balls in gym class at Biglerville High School have a much better view these days. via Evening Sun

“It's amazing to see their country of origin”

Suzanne Benchoff, of Arendtsville, is shown with Bob, a national winner of the Collie Club of America Show in North Carolina. via Evening Sun