Conestoga News

Deb Reeder is angry, and she wants elected officials in Conestoga Township to pass a proposed nuisance property ordinance to help area landlords get rid of bad tenants.

Turkey Hill Dairy said it has recalled a small batch of its chocolate marshmallow ice cream because it may contain almonds.

Turkey Hill Dairy of Conestoga reported late Friday that it is recalling its 1.5 quart, packages of Chocolate Marshmallow Premium Ice Cream because the product may contain almonds that were inadvertently added during production.

The case of the missing Mustang has taken yet another turn. In late January, charges were dropped against Timothy Scott Turner, a Quarryville man accused of receiving stolen property after the owner of a 1966 Ford Mustang GT Convertible reported it missing.

The amount of soil and nutrients flowing down the Susquehanna and Conestoga rivers is declining, according to a new report.

Two Valley residents announced Thursday their intentions to seek state legislative seats in the 85th districts.

A Providence Township supervisor says Amtrak has reneged on plans to build a trail along the former Low Grade line when it constructs a new transmission line later this year.

The classified advertisement first appeared in 2001 in Die Botschaft, a weekly newspaper serving Amish and Old Order Mennonite communities.

For Lancaster County, it all began 300 years ago when nine immigrant families from the Palatinate section of southwest Germany staked their claim in what was then the wilderness of a British colony.

Aficionados of home-cooked food will find a paradise in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country from which you'll never want to leave.

A carving of a donkey pulling a wagon loaded with crates of chickens, likely to bring $300 to $500, is in Conestoga Auction's sale of Lancaster County folk art.

Police found heroin in a Conestoga man's vehicle after a slow-speed chase, they reported today.

Envisioned for a century and almost abandoned last summer, construction on the 1.3-mile Conestoga Greenway is about to begin along the Conestoga River in the city and Lancaster Township.

Think of it as bottled water without the bottle. Residents of the east side of Lancaster city and eastern suburbs supplied with city water have in the past week been drinking, washing and showering in water purified with the same technology as commercially bottled water.

The wind is howling, its chill has dropped into the single digits and the "high" temperature hasn't climbed out of the 20s for three days.

Ben Vonderheide spends a lot of time at the Lancaster County Courthouse, pursuing fathers' rights and inconveniencing local officials in the process.

I'm adding an 11th, 12th and 13th story, which I think is more important than the convention center, Conestoga View, White Collar Crimes and perverted band instructors; but hey, the media has what's important to them and I have what's important to me.

Break out the Hartley's potato chips and the noisemakers because it's that time of year again for Central Pennsylvania's premier New Year's Eve celebration - the Great Chip Drop.

A Chester County township will get $1,947,725 worth of new sidewalks, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced yesterday in a news release.

PPL will soon remove three small dams blocking fish movement on Lancaster County waterways, turn farm fields back into forests, create new wetlands and restore a section of Pequea Creek.