Quarryville News

The story of a 9-week-old puppy that last March had part of its tail removed without anesthesia was repeated again today, this time in court.

Despite a hefty bank balance of $3.6 million, Martic Township is feeling enough of a pinch that it cut its contribution to the Quarryville Library by 20 percent for 2010, from $5,000 to $4,000. Frances Vita, the library's director, attended the township supervisors' budget meeting Dec.

Boise boy licks pole, gets stuck It's become an annual winter tale: A young boy gets his tongue stuck to a metal pole, perhaps as the result of a dare.

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A slow-moving horse and buggy led to the drunk driving arrest of a local Amish man.

Wonder what they would think if two men did this where their own children went to school? Oh, not too bright.

As an adult who suffered child sexual abuse I have found that I disagree with most opinions and information found on the internet.

Maybe we shouldn't be so busy! Easier said than done. There's a lot to see in life and so little time to see it.

His business, Good's Store Inc., is one of hundreds of Amish and Mennonite stores that do not sell American flags.

After months of trying to reach a settlement with a business that Drumore Township is accusing of running an illegal hunting preserve, Drumore officials at their Nov.

A Quarryville man stole $13,646 from COBYS while he served as the social services agency's administrative director, police said today.

A DUI crash leaves one man in the hospital. It happened yesterday shortly before 10:30 on Springville Road in Lancaster County.

Quarryville police are asking for the public's help in locating a stolen four-wheeler valued at over $8,000. Tom Steinhower reported his custom-built 2004 Yamaha YFZ450 stolen from his unlocked garage Oct.

The New Providence couple got a phone call from a stranger in the middle of the night.

A handful of people living in Quarryville have received late night phone calls. When they answer, a man or a recording asks sometimes threatening or personal questions.

Someone is making threatening, racist phone calls to residents in the Quarryville area, state police reported today.

New Holland police are asking for the public's help in locating a Quarryville man accused of issuing a bad $2,000 check at a farm sale.

Firefighters in the southern end of the county Tuesday afternoon battled a house fire that displaced seven people.

Two men have been charged with a series of burglaries and thefts at businesses and private residences in the southern end of the county, state police reported today.

Fearing for the safety of his flock after a police raid shut him down, the founder of a controversial Fayette County church on Tuesday said he is selling his 193-acre farm and moving.