Hummelstown News

Children in Red Lion and Dallastown boroughs trick-or-treated without incident Saturday, thanks in part to the York Area Regional Police Department's inaugural Witch Watch patrols.

Toyota has gone to some extreme lengths to offset the carbon dioxide emissions produced by its Tsutsumi plant in Toyota City, Japan, where it builds the Prius hybrid.

I'm new to the Berks county area in the beautiful state of Pennsylvania. I was looking for some fun filled activities to do with my family and friends.

The Hummelstown House at 5 W. Main St. in Hummelstown is back. Rex Everest of Cocoa Catering has returned to his old digs in the special event and party spot he first owned more than a decade ago.

A new Grove TM500E-2 truck crane was the ideal solution to help with an upgrade at the Swatara Township water treatment facility because of the crane's 102 ft boom that allowed the unit to be positioned 75 feet from the point of lift.

Teresa L. Fager thought she could lie to stay out of jail. She didn't count on a judge doing his homework.

A Lebanon man has named a recipient of the Jefferson Award for Public Service to his community.

Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Harry L. Morrison II has returned to the U.S. after being deployed to Iraq.

Mark Gruin, of Hummelstown, was the first to correctly identify this week's Pennsylvania Mystery Species: the migratory grasshopper A new Pennsylvania Mystery Species launches next Monday with a brand new set of clues for the week.

Tim and Stacey Laubach play with their daughter Sydney, 4, at Vista School playground in Hershey.

A basement fire in a North Annville Township home caused minor damage early Friday morning.

Federal prosecutors announced charges Wednesday against five Harrisburg-area men in connection with a large-scale counterfeit currency operation.

By lunchtime Monday, Mark Malkoff had already washed a mud-caked Highspire police car, licked clean the New Cumberland town clock and groveled at the feet of Harrisburg Mayor Stephen R. Reed.

A banned book display in the childrens section, during Banned Books Week at the Hummelstown Library.

Theft A student reported the theft of her visa from the University Park Airport.

The owner of a pit bull that bit a 7-year-old Hummelstown girl at 12:40 p.m. Sept.

Shannon Ream was surprised when she heard her best friend had breast cancer. The 39-year-old Lebanon woman wanted to do something special, so she teamed up with a group of seven central Pennsylvania women to raise funds for a 60-mile walk in Philadelphia set for Oct.

Franklin County is withholding payments of nearly $100,000 to a local company that helped slowly developing toddlers.

Police are seeking the driver of a vehicle described by witnesses as a dark colored truck with a cap on the bed which was involved in a hit and run accident at 9:38 p.m. Sept.

A 46-year-old Hummelstown man and eight juveniles were charged after police busted a party early Saturday morning in Bethel Township.