Letterkenny Army Depot News

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

A retired United States Army colonel whose father helped build Letterkenny Chapel as an Italian prisoner of war will be the guest speaker at the annual Community Veterans' Day Service.

While I suppose the phrase "it takes a village" has become somewhat trite over the years, never has it been more applicable than to the relocation of the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter.

Federally Employed Women will offer a wellness for women program Friday through Saturday at Quality Inn & Suites, 1095 Wayne Ave.

ACS Precision, along with the Mercersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, cut the ribbon to a new laser Monday morning at its Mercersburg shop.

Older garage door openers may not function properly later this month when Letterkenny Army Depot activates a transmission tower.

Letterkenny Army Depot marked the beginning of a new era Friday when it passed into the command of its first female leader.

All Patriot and Hawk missiles used by the United States military and foreign allies will now be processed in Franklin County.

A new building to monitor and fix missiles is being built at Letterkenny Army Depot in Franklin County Today was the ribbon cutting for the new 11.6 million dollar building.

Letterkenny Army Depot is to activate its tower today, and people with older garage door openers should expect problems using their remote controllers.

Warren Kozak's words are wrapped in pride as he talks about being a New Yorker, something he says everyone became in the period immediately after the terrorist attacks on Sept.

Letterkenny Army Depot recently diversified its portfolio as a force-generating installation of the U.S. Army when it announced a new $14.9 million Army Reserve center.

On the night of Sept. 11, 2001, Warren Kozak remembers his wife Dr. Lisa Krenzel rushing to an emergency response center to provide medical care to those injured in the World Trade Center Twin Towers of New York City.

Letterkenny Army Depot will welcome its first female commander Sept. 25, when Col.

A first took place at Letterkenny Army Depot on Sept. 3. Although a bit chilly, a group of more than 400 runners and walkers donned tennis shoes for a 2.5-mile run or a 1.5 mile- walk to kick off the Letterkenny Health and Wellness Fair and annual Employee Appreciation Day.

Author and journalist Warren Kozak will never forget what it was like living in New York City the days following the 9/11 attacks.

The first service at a new location for The Dominion Church of God by Faith will begin at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in Letterkenny Chapel, located at Letterkenny Army Depot.

It took Jerry Defenderfer about three months to build it. And hardly a detail was left out.

Ground was ceremonially broken Tuesday for a new Army Reserve Center on Letterkenny Army Depot.

A new call center for an information technology firm will help retain 45 jobs in the area.