HORTON I wish to thank my family and friends for their prayers, food, cards, phone calls, flowers and acts of kindness everyone has given to me. More...
It used to be home sellers could put a “For Sale” sign out front, plunk down a few flowerpots near the front door, boil some cinnamon sticks for a homey scent, and voila! House ready for sale. More...
“Cash for Caulkers” is the nickname of the Home Star Energy Efficiency bill, which the House approved last Thursday. But the legislation covers much more than weather sealants. More...
Complaints over Pampers Dry Max diapers is the latest sign of the growing power of social media to organize consumer protests against corporations. More...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Pennsylvania police wrongly charged hundreds of people with disorderly conduct for swearing, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a pair of free-speech lawsuits filed Wednesday. More...
The recall of romaine lettuce sold under the Freshway and Imperial Sysco names across the U.S. points to the need for better food safety regulations and new legislation, but it is also focusing attention on America’s strong record. More...
HILLER, Pa. (AP) – Kathy Michalsky’s face lit up as her cell phone rang to reveal a call from her youngest son, Michael. “Hey, what’s up? Everything OK over there?’’ she asked. More...
By Pete Hylton SPORTS CAR CLUB OF AMERICA HISTORIAN
Editor’s note: Permission to publish the “The Strangest SCCA Race That Never Happened,” which concludes below, was obtained by C. Robin Kendall a Chambersburg resident and Fulton County native. More...
MAMMOTH, Pa. (AP) – Jeff Johns knows about the fluctuation in the price of the fertilizers he spreads on his family farm near the Westmoreland County Fairgrounds in Mt. Pleasant Township. “They’re always rising (in price). More...
