Duncannon News

AUTOMATIC ALARM: Fredericksburg and Jonestown's Perseverance fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol ambulance responded at 6:26 p.m. Thursday to 150 E. Main St.

"Lady Liberty" poster could fetch $400 at Cindy Fenton's Fourth of July sale. All items are from a retired antiques dealer.

Goren and Eames try to build a case against a doctor whose elderly patients all purchased prepaid cremation contracts.

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For this family, the move together was right one Moving her mother into Bette Scott's family's home was a smart decision.

A Duncannon teen is facing DUI and fleeing and eluding charges after police said he fled from a traffic stop and crashed into a home in East Pennsboro Township.

Stock Car Saturday Night On Tap for June 20 at SSP Wednesday June 17, 2009 Free Admission for All Residents of Maryland; Wednesday Night Test & Tune on June 17 Postponed Until Wednesday June 24.

" Carl Graves of Duncannon became the eighth different Late Model feature winner in as many events at the Susquehanna Speedway Park on Saturday night.

A one-vehicle crash on Mahanoy Valley Road in Miller Township, Perry County sent a Duncannon man to the hospital last night.

Duncannon, Pa. - Ford seems to be scooping up more car buyers from its two American competitors, who are now under bankruptcy protection.

A pair of Duncannon brothers are in Perry County Prison following their arrest Sunday in connection with what police say was a planned murder-suicide. According to state police, Charles E. Holley, 45, and Luther K. Holley, 47, went early Saturday morning to the Paradise Trailer Park in Wheatfield Township intent on killing a man there.

Five arsonists arrested for Amity Hall Inn blaze Police have arrested five men who will be charged with setting fire to a piece of Perry County history.

Duncannon church moves Work began on March 2, the day a building permit was issued, said church pastor Matthew Zang.

A historic south-central Pennsylvania inn has been destroyed by arson. The fire began at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday at the 181-year-old Amity Hall Inn in Watts Township, Perry County, which is a little over 100 miles west-northwest of Philadelphia.

An overnight fire damaged the historic Amity Hall Inn near Duncannon, Perry County.

Arson is suspected in an early morning fire at the Amity Hall Inn in Watts Township, Perry County.

Red Rose Transit Authority is hoping to get into more tight spots in the days ahead.

Three men running for the vacant judicial seat nomination in the Court of Common Pleas of the 41st Judicial District of Perry and Juniata counties want your vote on May 19.

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County club carves a niche "We try to have a hands-on program every month," said Ken Anderson of Newport.