Biglerville News

CRASH: Thomas G. Niebauer, 38, Greencastle, was driving east on Pa. 16 when he looked away from the road at 8:55 p.m. May 13, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.

The four men arrested last month near Biglerville on suspicion of possessing 1.5 kilograms of cocaine with the intent of selling it have been indicted by federal prosecutors.

Above, Konner Peterson, 18, gives Littlestown High School teacher Melissa Tschida a hug after the school's show choir, Voices of Thunder, performed at the Veterans' Picnic in Biglerville on Wednesday morning.

But they're not coming in from outside stink bugs have probably been hibernating in your attic or basement all winter long.

Martz, a cancer survivor, has been involved with the Relay for Life of Adams County since 2006, and is serving as co-chair of the annual event.

The deaths of an Adams County husband and wife are being investigated as an apparent murder-suicide, state police said.

Officials from the Adams County coroner's office and district attorney's office are also at the home in the 100 block of Brysonia Wenksville Road in Menallen Township, a rural area west of Bendersville and north of Biglerville.

With the first bloom of spring comes the 57 th Annual Apple Blossom Festival , which is taking place on the weekend of May 5 and 6, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the South Mountain Fairgrounds in Biglerville.

Aurelio Lopez, a worker at Hollabaugh Bros. Fruit Farm and Market, fastens a wire around a trellis that soon will support new Johnny Gold apple trees to be harvested in a few years.

Halfway through a trial slated to last four days, Adams County and Knouse Foods came to an agreement on a property-tax appeal in which the county, borough and school district must reimburse the apple-processing plant for a portion of four years worth of taxes.

4:28 p.m. A domestic incident between a mother and daughter was reported in the first block of Baltimore Street.

Pennsylvania State Police arrested four men near Biglerville this weekend, charging them with possessing 1.5 kilograms of cocaine believed to be brought in from Colorado with the intent to deliver it locally.

Jessica Spotswood, left, interacts with students and teachers following the author s presentation at Hanover High School on Thursday, as sophomore Courtney Hoffheines looks on.