Amish News

The American Civil Liberties Union will defend a group of Amish men in Kentucky charged with not displaying slow-moving vehicle emblems on their horse-drawn buggies.

While most of the country was celebrating the Fourth of July, eight people were on the wagon.

This past May, my wife Linda and I were both speakers at a Pastor's and Wives Conference in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

The Amish are a unique group of people who have been able to resist conforming to modern America.

The American Civil Liberties Union will defend a group of Amish men in Kentucky charged with not displaying slow-moving vehicle emblems on their horse-drawn buggies.

Buggies come from far and wide to celebrate Horse Progress Days in Holmes County, Ohio every four years.

Inside his workshop near Dover, Bennie Troyer, an Amish man, shapes and assembles wood.

If they do not want to obey traffic laws, then they should have access to public streets... The Amish are spunges.. they hide behind their religion to avoid certain activities, yet take public welfare.. As a ...

Even their buggy whips cost more. The runaway price of oil and other commodities is gumming up the works in this southern Ohio Amish community, where steadfast faith and rock-hard traditions make up life's ...

The American Civil Liberties Union will defend a group of Amish men in Kentucky charged with not displaying slow-moving vehicle emblems on their horse-drawn buggies.

Aspen, a miniature white and gray donkey sunbathing in the sunshine-filled, dusty, sand corral at the front entrance to the Kafka Farm, was oblivious to the activity just behind her and down the dirt road.

In visiting my hometown in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, I had the opportunity to sit down with an Amish woman and her family.

A Graves County, Kentucky judge ruled Thursday that Amish Buggies will have to display orange triangle reflector signs.

With a bit of dirt on his face, a quiet Eli Hershberger doesn't mind being held by his mother.

Two young moms in sweatpants and sneakers, pushing streamlined strollers, jogging in tandem, rounded the corner.

Submitted by squealearlysque... on Mon, 2008-07-07 10:42. Well, it is possible, and some people have done it, though relatively few - although, the conversions we usually hear about are those crazy Amish girls ...

The sun was hot, the sky a brilliant blue with some puffy clouds, and an occasional breeze wafted across the tarmac, making the setting for the 2008 Goshen Freedom Fest just about perfect.

UNITY, Ohio - They may use horses instead of autos for transportation, but the rising cost of gasoline is still pinching the wallets of members of an Amish community in southern Ohio.

Mesopotamia, Ohio is a place where the old world meets new. Amish country and it's now home to what's believed to be the largest wooden horse and buggy in the world.

Albert N. Keim, 71, professor emeritus of history at Eastern Mennonite University, died June 27, 2008 at University of Virginia Medical Center.