Point Pleasant News

''I am sure I should recover in a couple of months.'' Bill White 'My Dearest Elaine and Sally Ann,' 1st Lt.

Plumstead residents are upset a portion of Point Pleasant Pike has been closed for five years.

After nearly two years of sometimes heated discussion, Hilltown has made little progress in deciding which ambulance companies should cover the township's 27 square miles.

Plumstead officials said they hope to use the services of the Bucks County fire marshal for fire inspections and investigations beginning next year.

If you know someone with a pickup truck and a boat trailer who came home Sunday with a "new" stereo system and some Christmas ornaments, Annie Mergott wants them back.

CareMinders Home Care opens in Bucks County CareMinders Home Care is opening for business in Plumsteadville on Wednesday.

In the world of music, the legendary 1720 "Red Mendelssohn" Stradivarius stands out as one of the most recognizable musical instruments.

The town was awash in blue and gold when the Mountaineers visited Wednesday. The Fairview Senior Center hosted a West Virginia University Mountaineer tailgate party with a few special guests: Six freshman football players, a cheerleader and Mountaineer Rebecca Durst.

The town was awash in blue and gold when the Mountaineers visited Wednesday. The Fairview Senior Center hosted a West Virginia University Mountaineer tailgate party with a few special guests: Six freshman football players, a cheerleader and Mountaineer Rebecca Durst.

Members of the American Association of Retired Persons stage a rally calling to keep Medicare strong.

Members of the American Association of Retired Persons stage a rally calling to keep Medicare strong.

Local tubing moguls are digging in their heels for another summer of the Great River Wiener War.