Adams County News

A Gettysburg man pleaded guilty to violating the Game and Wildlife Code for the second time in six months, according to a Pennsylvania Game Commission news release sent Monday.

State police in Gettysburg are investigating after an armed robber took cash from the Book Warehouse at the Gettysburg Village Outlets just before close Sunday, according to a news release.

Housekeeper Staci Stern wipes down a table while cleaning a guest room at the Country Inn and Suites hotel in York Township.

What if you threw a party and nobody came? Gov. Tom Corbett might feel that way - all dressed up and nowhere to go.

Folks are posing at the groundbreaking for Delone Catholic in McSherrystown, just over the York County line in Adams County on July 17, 1939.

Shortly after the Midway Tavern began sell pull tab cards Thursday, another bar owner came in and struck up a conversation with Ronda and Barry Zeigler, the owners of the Adams County bar.

Last Saturday March 1, Cody was trapped in a house in Aspers, Adams County, while it burned to the ground.

Cooperative plans to revive a blighted downtown Gettysburg property took shape Wednesday when a committee was formed to review proposals from interested developers.

Cumberland Township will not pursue a police merger with Gettysburg Borough at this time, a decision Cumberland supervisors made after a unanimous vote at their Feb. 25 meeting, according to a statement from township officials.

Update: The state's Liquor Control Board approved the small games of chance license for Midway Tavern on Wednesday morning, said Stacy Kreideman, director of the board's external affairs.

Shawn 'Skooby' Moran talks with a friend at the Midway Tavern on Tuesday. Moran said he was in favor of the gaming license.

What if you threw a party and nobody came? Gov. Tom Corbett might feel that way - all dressed up and nowhere to go.

Gettysburg >> The 24th Annual Adams County SPCA Loyalty Dog Walk will be held 8:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 26, at Gettysburg Middle School.

One resident even said she would cover the county's rental fee so it could use the previous facility at the Recreation Park, but the meeting ended with board members saying they could do nothing to address citizens' concerns.

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will be voting on on that first license Wednesday during its semi-monthly meeting, the board said in a news release.

The Becca Hammann Memorial Scholarship is a newly established endowment through the HACC Foundation to benefit students in a science degree program at the Gettysburg Campus of HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College.

Jay Howes talked of a complex series of calculations based on a federal formula to determine the price of one of the world's most popular products: Milk.

At A&A Village Treasures on Chambersburg Street, Amado Mesa said business was actually picking up at the end of February.

Community Gardens are popping up all over the country. Why? As people become more concerned about what they eat and what has happened to their food prior buying it, the desire to grow food that they handle and grow themselves is evident.

Former Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson says she's planning a challenge to Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Perry for his seat in Congress.