Loysville News

A 21-year-old city man got probation last week for drug offenses. Travis G. Whitman, 460 N. Fourth St., was sentenced to 13 months probation and fined $1,300 for possession of drug paraphernalia and a small amount of marijuana.

Free Admission for Spring Grove, Thomasville, Red Lion and Felton Residents at SSP This Saturday Tuesday June 2, 2009 Legends Cars Return To Stock Car Saturday Night on June 6 Free Admission for All Residents of Spring Grove, Thomasville, Red Lion & Felton; Wednesday Night Test & Tune on June 3. Newberrytown, PA - " Racing action returns to the ...

Racing will return to the Susquehanna Speedway Park on Saturday night at 7 p.m. The Big Track will feature the Late Models, Street Stocks, Xtreme Stock Cars, Legends Cars and Road Warriors.

Palm, Jr. Victorious Saturday Night at SSP; Slanker, Snyder, Stoll and VanInwegen Also Win Newberrytown, PA - " Jim Palm Jr.

Swartz tapped for award Swartz, 48, of Saville Twp. was awarded the honor on April 28 at Madison Grange near Loysville.

A 35-year-old was killed in a two-vehicle crash in Perry County Wednesday. Theodore Shenk, of Loysville, was traveling on Route 34 in Carroll Township Wednesday afternoon when his car was struck by a pickup truck, state police said.

Zachariah McGowan was not authorized to be driving the 1999 Pontiac Grand Am that he crashed into a utility pole in Jackson Township Saturday morning, police said.

Couple restores log home linked to town's founder Publication date: 05.07.09 Alton and Linda Latchford are restoring their recently purchased two-story home in the 3000 block of Shermans Valley Road to its original condition, which dates back to the 1700s and 1800s.

Seniors piece together hobby at Perlo Ridge By John Shinskie Correspondent A recent investigation determined that the main perpetrators are Dorothy Reichenbach, Gertie Dobbs and Sally Nesbit.

Local reactions vary to Obama's message Asked about their reactions to the inauguration, many said they were excited, while others said Obama has to prove himself.

A Perry County nonprofit agency that gives pizzas to needy children and adults visited the Salvation Army in Carlisle Saturday.

State to free YDC funding Representatives of the schools met Dec. 10 with Pennsylvania Department of Education officials.