McSherrystown News

They walked the locker-lined halls with stitched names like Veater and Campbell, Brininger and Saul, tall in their camouflage next to the silent students looking up at them.

A 2000 Ford operated by Lauren Wheately of Westminster, Md., collided with a 2003 Suzuki operated by Kevin Krzysko of Hanover.

Conewago Township residents soon will be able to get rid of their leaves, but there will be specific regulations for the collections.

McSherrystown Borough Council hopes to put a crosswalk at Main and Fourth streets.

A temporary no parking, stopping or standing zone in McSherrystown soon will be made permanent.

OCT. 29 4:16 a.m. Suspicious circumstances reported on Pheasant Run Road checked out OK.

McSherrystown's zoning board has offered a compromise to a business owner's request to be relieved from paving a parking lot at Mitchy's Kitchen.

April Weese, Makayla Bucher, 2, and Dustin Weese from New Oxford save their spots on Baltimore Street on Wednesday night in preparation for tonight s 69th annual Hanover Halloween Parade.

No parking in parade area Penn Township Police want to remind residents that the streets used for the formation of the Hanover Area Jaycees' Halloween Parade will be closed Thursday at 5 p.m. The formation area consists of John and McAllister streets and Wirt Avenue.

OCT. 17 12:51 a.m. A 47-year-old female was charged with driving under the influence following a vehicle stop in the 1500 block of York Street.

A parked 2004 Chrysler owned by Mark Weber of Hanover was struck by an unknown vehicle.

A Pennsylvania State Police fire marshal has ruled a Sunday night fire in McSherrystown an arson.

Firefighters from Southeastern Adams Volunteer Emergency Services respond to a fire at 144 Main St.

McSherrystown residents gathered at Second and Main streets to watch firefighters from Southeastern Adams Volunteer Emergency Services extinguish a fire at 144 Main St.

With autumn starting back in September, it's time to recollect my Southwestern Pennsylvania Fall Foliage Tour with Lincoln Bus lines.

Katie Shaw and James Thomas Jr., Littlestown, a daughter, Oct. 5, 2009, at Hanover Hospital.

An Adams County man pleaded guilty to avoiding federal reporting laws when he purchased more than $300,000 in money orders.

Last Thursday, Sept. 24, my husband and I were getting gas at the Turkey Hill in McSherrystown around 11 a.m. A young man came up to my husband and asked him if he served.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grove Jr. , Hanover, a son, Sept. 28, 2009, at Hanover Hospital.

He has been the face of 358 sprint racing at Lincoln Speedway for the better part of the past decade.