Fulton County Medical Center Long-Term Care and the Fulton County Library have teamed up for joint storytelling to the delight of the children and residents.
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PHILA. (AP) – The murder trial for 74-year-old William Barnes got under way with opening statements Monday morning. Barnes is charged in the death of Philadelphia police Officer Walter Barclay. More...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Philadelphia to see his daughter get her master’s degree, and will address her class at the University of Pennsylvania. More...
Judge Angela Krom to give commencement address
By Jean Snyder STAFF WRITER
Fulton County Camp Cadet Association’s 16th annual Camp Cadet class members will report to Camp Sinoquipe, located near Fort Littleton, on Sunday, June 6. More...
Army National Guard Pvt. Hannah E. Covalt has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. More...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Employees of Philadelphia’s two major newspapers have been sent a letter warning of possible layoffs, but the lenders who won the newspapers at a bankruptcy auction last month say the notice is “procedural&rsquo More...
By Mark Scolforo ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – The state budget crisis may soon force the court system to make some dramatic changes in how it conducts business. More...
With Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in full gear across Pennsylvania, Penn- DOT reminded all drivers to share the road and watch for motorcycles. More...
Fulton County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism (FCCC&T) held a job fair on April 15 at F&M Trust’s Fulton Theatre in McConnellsburg. More...
By Robert Moran
PHILADELPHIA Pa. (AP) – Ten miles from the Ohio border, Mike Gallagher, a 27-year-old from Philadelphia who is “just taking a stroll’’ to San Francisco, reflected on his monthlong trek across Pennsylvania. More...
TANNERSVILLE, Pa. (AP) – Developers are planning a massive new resort in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains. More...
By Marc Levy ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – A proposal that backers say would be among the most comprehensive in the nation to motivate public schools to combat childhood obesity has a preliminary stamp of approval. More...
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Gov. Ed Rendell has agreed to a cost-saving request from the state’s chief justice to stop appointing interim judges. More...
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) – Jurors in eastern Pennsylvania are expected to begin deliberations Monday in the death penalty trial of a man accused in a deadly home invasion 41/2 years ago. More...
By Wendy Zook MARTINSBURG, Pa.
(AP) – On a recent Friday afternoon, a small group of proud parents and interested seniors gathered at Homewood at Martinsburg’s swimming pool as elementary students demonstrated months of hard work in science, robotics and engineering. More...
Keith Anderson of Three Springs traveled to Howard County, Md., on Saturday, May 2, to attend the Howard County Sheep and Wool Festival and to receive two ewe sheep. More...
Former Army Rangers dropping from the sky and specialized combat vehicles are just some of the many unique pieces of U.S. Army history that will be featured at this year’s Army Heritage Days, May 15 and 16, 2010, at the U.S. More...
By James Haggerty
MILANVILLE, Pa. (AP) – Brian Smith needed convincing to enter the barn where he milked dairy cattle for 17 years. More...
ENOLA, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvania State Police are accusing a former churchleague basketball coach in the Harrisburg suburb of Enola of trying to bribe referees to rig games in his favor. More...
EBENSBURG, Pa. (AP) – A western Pennsylvania man will spend 12 to 45 years in prison for beating his wife and newborn son, who is now permanently mentally disabled and on a feeding tube. More...
PITTSBURGH (AP) – A woman who lured a pregnant teen to her apartment, drugged her, cut the child from the womb to try to pass it off as her own and killed the teen was sentenced Monday to life in prison plus 20 years. More...
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) – A Gettysburg National Military Park spokeswoman says a permit is likely to be granted for a white supremacist group to hold rally at the battlefield next month. More...
UNIONTOWN, Pa. (AP) – A Baptist pastor is appealing a $5,071 fine for not getting a zoning variance before having his son buried in the back yard of his church in southwestern Pennsylvania. More...
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – The United State Postal Service has recovered approximately 20,000 pieces of mail from the garage of a Philadelphia postal carrier. More...
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