Coatesville News

One of state Rep. Tim Hennessey's staffers has been charged with possessing and conspiring to sell cocaine.

COATESVILLE, Pa. - December 3, 2009 -- Coatesville police have arrested a city codes enforcement officer for allegedly selling cocaine.

Coatesville Savings Bank sent out a press release Wednesday announcing it had reorganized its top management team.

A group of Coatesville firefighters will be honored next week for community service that did not end after an arson scourge burned more than 100 people out of their homes.

A former assistant fire chief accused of setting two small fires in an arson-plagued steel town near Philadelphia has worked out a plea bargain freeing him from jail.

The Berks County sheriff's department has provided this information about people wanted for failure to appear in family court.

A student reported $50.00 was removed from his lion cash account on 17 November 2009.

Under a plea bargain, former Coatesville assistant fire chief Robert F. Tracey Jr.

New details on a body discovered yesterday in Lancaster County. State police say an autopsy found 52-year-old Robert Brown of Coatesville died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

They don't like to drive down busy streets. Crowds make them jumpy. They sometimes drink to fall asleep.

Charles "Chill" Kuhn, a professional storyteller from Coatesville, will be featured in the Fleetwood Library's presentation of "Tales for the Telling: An Evening of Storytelling for Ages 5-105," on Friday at Fleetwood Middle School.

State police said Wednesday that a man found dead in a wooded area of Sadsbury Township committed suicide.

Rather than attend the party celebrating his reelection as mayor of South Coatesville, James C. Kennedy thought that, under the circumstances, he was better off conserving his energy.

A 92-year-old mayor just elected to a fifth term is older than the Pennsylvania town he represents.

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The Keystone Corridor rail line is the key to the economic revitalization efforts of all the communities it serves.

A recent state Supreme Court ruling allowed a 36-year-old Army veteran to avoid a lengthy state prison sentence for five drunken-driving offenses within less than three months and get treatment for alcohol abuse.

MALVERN, Pa. When WCOJ in Coatesville, Pa., abruptly went off the air last Sept.

Drug investigators from York City Police, state police and the county's Drug Task Force arrested 14 people for drug offenses and other charges over the past two weeks, according to York City Detective First Class Andrew Shaffer.

With the district and state meets looming, Elizabeth Simpson is hitting her stride when it matters.