Kreamer News

By Diane Petryk HUMMELS WHARF - Twenty people were just about to sit down to Thanksgiving dinner at the Rivera residence early Thursday evening when four fire trucks crashed the party.

The federal government's stimulus plan has hardly made a dent in the region's job losses over the first nine months of the year, an analysis by The Associated Press shows.

Wood-Mode, the largest private employer in Snyder County, will lay off 95 workers, almost 8 percent of its workforce at the end of the week.

Linda Herrold remembers walking around the playground with a transistor radio, listening to reports of John Glenn orbiting the earth.

On May 28, 1840, St. Peter's Church was consecrated. By 1850, an enlargement of the building was considered necessary.

On May 28, 1840, St. Peter's Church was consecrated. By 1850, an enlargement of the building was considered necessary.

A Saturday night fire in a single-family home along the Old Trail in Monroe Township caused extensive smoke damage, but no injuries.

The Silver Ring Thing tour, which promotes sexual abstinence for teens and young adults, made a stop at Grace Covenant Community Church on Sunday.

In his study last week at Victory Baptist Church, Pastor Steven Froelke spoke passionately of God's calling on his life and his vision for the region to be reached with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In his study last week at Victory Baptist Church, Pastor Steven Froelke spoke passionately of God's calling on his life and his vision for the region to be reached with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

It's been six months since Kimber Kreamer's dreams of serving her country as a member of the Air Force were dashed due to scoliosis, but the recent Selinsgrove Area High School graduate isn't giving up easily.

Hazel Marie Morgan, 88, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Sunday, June 21, 2009, at the Columbia-Montour Home Hospice, Danville.

Firefighters from four counties battled a barn fire early this morning along Middle Creek Road in Penn Township, Snyder County.