Pleasant-Hall News

A fire Monday afternoon in Letterkenny Township gutted a house and left a family homeless.

A house near Letterkenny Army Depot is destroyed after it caught fire Monday afternoon.

Chambersburg-area voters will find few local contested races on their ballots Tuesday beyond a magisterial district judgeship in District 39-3-03. David Plum and Carol Anne Redding are both knocking on doors in the final days of their campaigns.

The following divorce decrees are part of the public record at Franklin County Courthouse.

Twenty-eight junior firefighters had an opportunity Saturday to show friends and family gathered for the third Franklin County Junior Firefighter Training Academy graduation on Saturday just what they had learned in the past week.

A Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services employee was sentenced last week after he pleaded guilty in April to assault and harassment in a Franklin County, Pa., courtroom.

The oil used to power the motor of the elevator in Pleasant Hall overheated Friday night, causing oil to leak into the basement and smoke to fill the building, according to Clay Cooper, Baton Rouge Fire Department Incident Safety Officer and fireman on the scene.

A former member of the Pleasant Hall Volunteer Fire Company will spend the next three years on probation for assaulting and sexually harassing a teenage junior firefighter in 2006 and 2007.