Fairfield News

Levittown - A Carroll County woman is headed to Maryland's statewide Senior Idol contest.Linda Lovering, 61, won the county's first Senior Idol competition at the North Carroll Senior and Community Center on Friday.Lovering had a cold but still managed to beat two other contestents with a rendition of Loretta Lynn's "Coal MinerA's Daughter."The ...

Khalida feels respected for her work, and earning a living wage enables her to plan for her future.

York 4-H hosting tact sale York County 4-H Horse Clubs will host a tack sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov.

A developer's proposal to raze the Hanover Borough building and consolidate its municipal offices with an old glove factory and warehouse nearby was enthusiastically rejected at a recent planning meeting.

Halloween will start early throughout the area, with these events scheduled for next weekend: Bolivar * Costume parade: 2 p.m. Oct.

Unscheduled: The pilot of a glider was forced Tuesday to make a landing in a cut corn field off Warm Spring Road, near Marion.

It was pumpkins and more pumpkins at the Summers Farm this weekend, as families got a taste of a fall fun on a farm.

Josh Colson has worked as an auto mechanic on all makes and models of cars and now works for Spectra Auto Services on East Street.

A 35-year-old Fairfield man was arrested after police said he shot a rifle through the second-floor bedroom window of his girlfriend.

The 2,500 acres that were once a tree farm owned by Glatfelter Pulpwood Co., and are soon to be public land, will be opened to the public for hunting from October through February.

If small-town harvest celebrations are as American as apple pie, then Fairfield's pie would no doubt be made from fresh, pippin apples.

FAIRFIELD, Pa. - Makenzie Moser often wears a white T-shirt with a small purple ribbon on it.

Police are investigating what they called a shocking crime at a local diner. Officers said a man entrusted to care for three mentally challenged adults who are also deaf and blind left them in a car for more than an hour while he had breakfast.

It was a disturbing sight for diners in Frederick Sunday when three disabled adults were found locked inside a hot car for about an hour.

On the homefront: Spec. Roger D. Yeager Jr. of St. Thomas is adjusting to life back in the U.S. after life in Iraq.

Jack Handshaw, life-long potter, has always known that sculpting heals. Now, he is ready to make a career out of it.

When it comes to emphasizing the importance of school to students, William Hall says educators are looking for all the help they can get.

Local school district officials say they are proud that their districts met state benchmarks for math and reading.

Rachel Smith, a Fairfield native and Delone Catholic graduate, recently returned to the area to take on the role of artistic director at the Gettysburg Dance Center where she studied for seven years.

This fall will see new athletic directors in charge of two Hanover area high schools' programs, though one of those will be a familiar face.