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York Revolution game honors fallen fire chief Rodney Miller
Chief Rodney Miller's father, Paul, and wife, Shelly, listen to the Fire Chief's Prayer Friday at Sovereign Bank Stadium.
York County's newest frozen yogurt shop set to open
During the last year, four frozen yogurt shops have opened in the area: Sweet Frog locations in York Township, Shrewsbury and Hanover, and Stop-N-Yo in Manchester Township.
What's where in new legislative map
New maps approved by the state's Supreme Court Wednesday draw the following boundaries for York County legislative districts: SENATE District 28 York City; the following townships, Chanceford, Codorus, East Hopewell, Fawn, Heidelberg, Hellam, Hopewell, Lower Chanceford, Lower Windsor, Manchester, Manheim, North Codorus, North Hopewell, Paradise, ... (more)
Prayer group hopes for change of heart over Chanceford strip club
Pastor Dan Warner leads the group in prayer during a vigil to stop a proposed strip club from coming the the Brogue Center Sunday, May 5, 2013.
Our take: Mourning the loss of Chief Rodney Miller, hero
Loganville Fire Chief Rodney Miller was killed early Saturday morning while directing traffic for a crash on Interstate 83.
Hex murder occurred in Berks County
Unquestionably, the most famous case of murder blamed on powwowing or hexerei is the 1928 killing of Nelson Rehmeyer by John Blymire and two accomplices in a deep, lonely valley near Shrewsbury, York County.
Register now to give blood Monday in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Lutheran Retirement Village will host a blood drive through the American Red Cross from 1-7 p.m. Monday at 800 Bollinger Drive in Shrewsbury.
First Responders Face Dangers In Working Highway Crashes
Shrewsbury Fire Company Chief Tony Myers knows the dangers of working crashes on Interstate 83.
Community mourns fallen Chief; suspect could face third-degree murder charges
The community continues to mourn the loss of Loganville Fire Chief Rodney Miller.
Driver who killed Loganville chief pleaded guilty to previous violations
The 32-year-old Shrewsbury man charged Saturday with homicide by vehicle and driving under the influence for killing a Loganville fire chief had a previous DUI, according to county court records.
Register now to give blood Monday in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Lutheran Retirement Village will host a blood drive through the American Red Cross from 1-7 p.m. Monday at 800 Bollinger Drive in Shrewsbury.
Section of Rt 11/15 in Cumberland Co. closed until Sunday
On Friday night the road was shut down just north of the intersection with Route 944.
State police resume breathalyzer testing
State police are using breathalyzer testing again in DUI cases. The system was stopped for several weeks after a Harrisburg attorney raised concerns the machines were not accurate because the were not calibrated.
York County Fire Chief killed by drunk driver while directing traffic at crash
The Loganville Fire Company lost their chief early Saturday morning when he was killed in the line of duty.
Pa. Fire Chief Struck, Killed Directing Traffic on Interstate
A Pennsylvania fire company is without a chief Saturday morning after he was struck and killed at a crash scene.
Latest on I-83 closure for crash, plus a pedestrian struck
Meanwhile, I-83 southbound at the Loganville exit is still closed while state police investigate an incident where a pedestrian was struck.
Pa. House passes bill to eliminate 'death tax'
A bill that passed the state House would eliminate a so-called "death tax" for children age 21 or younger who inherit a parent's property.
York County Common Pleas judicial candidates square off at debate
York County judicial candidates Michael Flannelly and Todd Platts debated Wednesday who would bring the best experience and qualities to the bench.
Weekend roundup: Jazz, art, dogs, laughing lawyers
The weekly York Weekend roundup of entertainment openings, extras, weekend sports and ticket sales for April 25 through May 2. The second annual York Jazz Fest takes over the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, 50 N. George St., from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 27.
Free banquets mark York Rescue Mission's 51st year of service
Dianne Smeigh started work at the York Rescue Mission just in time to help the organization plan for its 51st anniversary.