Burnham News

In 20 stunning photos, the glory of Kodachrome comes through in the work of Fortune's distinguished photographers.

Tourism generates revenue for local businesses, annual festivals and area attractions such as state parks - all of which are in danger of taking a financial hit if the state budget negotiations lead to significant cuts.

A local man who served as part of a bomber crew that flew missions over Germany during World War II shared his experiences Tuesday with members of the Rotary Club of Lewistown.

The theme for this year's Mifflin-Juniata Relay For Life was "Fighting back against cancer," and the participants did just that.

Hello again race fans. Tonight, Port Royal Speedway honors one of the all time greats.

Everyone has their own story to tell about past experiences with ice-cream trucks.

A Pittsburgh developer who is planning a large-scale building project in Derry Township is one step closer to breaking ground this summer.

A mystery has surfaced at the Burnham Goodwill store in the form of a painting that was missing for more than 75 years.

Area residents will have the opportunity to voice their opinions and submit ideas for news stories when three area media outlets host a town meeting on early next month.

Aaron F. Andrews Sr., 89, of Reedsville, died at 8:08 a.m., Friday, May 22, 2009 at the Ohesson Manor Nursing Home.

Culture Secretary Andy Burnham has become the latest Cabinet minister to face questions about his capital gains tax liabilities over a 16,600 property windfall.

A large-scale building project including hotels, a sports complex and an indoor water park that is expected to bring jobs and revenue to the region was the focus of the Juniata River Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau's annual meeting on Monday.

A Lewistown resident was arrest on Thursday after allegedly pulling a revolver on a man in Burnham, Mifflin County Regional Police report.

Marti Wysocki, left, shows off one of her paintings to Mary McCardle, center, of Burnham, and Jenny McCardle, of Lewistown, on Saturday at Ohesson Manor in Lewistown.

Four cross-filed candidates looking to replace retiring Magisterial District Judge Barbara Clare's seat fielded questions from the public Wednesday night at the Measure the Candidates event, sponsored by the Mifflin County Farm Bureau.

Burnham Fire Company's Chief Bill McCurry was present at the Burnham Borough Council meeting on Monday evening to urge council members to deal with what he considers a significant liability issue for the borough and the fire department.

The works of a former local teacher will be among the artwork featured at the Art Along the Juniata Exhibit at Ohesson, which opens with a reception at 2 p.m. on May 9 and runs until the end of May.

Editor's note: The Sentinel has partnered with Mifflin County Communities that Care and the Juniata Valley YMCA to bring readers an in-depth look at National TV Turn-Off Week.

Representatives from four local municipalities met with Pa. Department of Environmental Protection Acting Secretary John Hanger in Lewistown on Thursday morning to discuss the establishment of a regional sewer authority.

A 39-year-old Burnham man faces multiple charges after leading police on a high-speed chase Friday evening that ended in Mifflintown, according to Mifflin County Regional Police.