Annville News

Palmyra has filed a petition with the Court of Common Pleas in Lebanon County asking that two churches be held responsible for the management and maintenance of an orphaned cemetery.

Thirteen people were placed in the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program Wednesday.

Kip Kelly offered some welcoming words for the county's soon-to-be newest resident - the Star Barn.

The vodka-spiked Jell-O shooters downed by two teenage girls after the annual fire chiefs' association beauty pageant led to charges against a former fire chief, police said.

The former chief of Annville's Union Hose Fire Co. has been charged with providing alcohol to two teenagers at the fire station last year.

The high price of gas is driving more police departments to change the way officers get around.

If it weren't for Baby, Scott Hoffer says, he would not be alive. Hoffer was sleeping in his second-floor bedroom at 125 N. Railroad St.

Four borough residents, including a former councilman, have submitted applications to fill a vacancy left by the recent death of Borough Council President Thomas Ensminger.

In April 1964, Vietnam was still percolating below the surface of America's collective consciousness when Pvt.

A dog was killed in an early morning fire that destroyed a house in Annville today.

We now the name of a man that was rushed to the hospital after an overnight fire damaged his home in Lebanon County.

A 43-year-old North Cornwall Township man was injured yesterday when his motorcycle crashed into a car on Route 72.

It should be an Independence Day for all the senses throughout the Lebanon Valley Friday, with music, fireworks and food in the plans.

Just seven months after opening, Amuse American Bistro has closed its doors. The restaurant, which was located in the historic Batdorf building at 103 W. Main St.

A Lebanon County judge has overturned the first-degree murder conviction of a former anesthesiologist for the death of her mother, vacated her life-prison sentence and ordered a new trial.

An 18-year-old Annville woman has been charged in connection with a fatal one-vehicle accident that occurred in North Londonderry Township in April.

Joann Christine Wingert, age 75 and a resident of ManorCare Health Services of Chambersburg for the past two years and formerly of Palmyra, Pa.

Maestro Stuart Malina will conduct HSO in a series of free summer concerts next month.

Visitors to this historic town will soon have a new place to stay. Tom and Julie Tshudy are hoping to hold an open house in early to mid July at the 19th-century house they own at 301 E. Main St.

BURGLARY: The home of Betty Via, 366 Eisenhower Road, was entered between noon and 2 p.m. Thursday, and DVDs, VHS movies, compact discs, an MP3 player and money were stolen while Via was away, police said.