Elizabethtown News

An 18-year-old Lebanon man has been charged with a Saturday night robbery on a city street, police said.

Northwest Regional police today released the identities of two people injured in a wreck in Mount Joy Township Thursday morning: Jessica Mitchell, 21, and Jeremy Tholl, 23, both of Elizabethtown.

Crash with entrapment in Mount Joy Township By RYAN ROBINSON 2009-11-19 13:30:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era A one-car accident with entrapment occurred near Mount Gretna and Koser roads in Mount Joy Township at 8:35 a.m. today, the Elizabethtown Fire Department reported on its Web site.

Sex-assault charges filed against county man By RYAN ROBINSON 2009-11-20 10:42:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era An Elizabethtown man sexually assaulted a child when the child was between 5 and 9 years old, police reported today.

An Elizabethtown man sexually assaulted a child when the child was between 5 and 9 years old, police reported today.

Army Sgt. Bryan F. Shipp has returned to the U.S. after being deployed overseas at a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Teachers in the Hempfield School District have a new contract, and it came seven months early.

Some of Lancaster County's Main Street organizations are banding together for the upcoming holiday season, encouraging shoppers to take a look at them before heading out to the mall.

Sari Mauro of Olivet was recently honored as a College Scholar at Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.

Staying calm and collected in the face of horrific tragedy is the key to being a good emergency medical technician, according to Dr.

Grad exams stir debate By BRIAN WALLACE 2009-11-09 08:00:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era Opposition by local school officials to state-mandated high school graduation exams has softened over the past year, now that schools will be allowed to substitute their own tests for the new exams and high school PSSAs will be eliminated.

The Keystone Corridor rail line is the key to the economic revitalization efforts of all the communities it serves.

Ever since Obama's stimulus bill was first announced, false rumors an melodramatic criticism have spread like wildfire--and they haven't let up yet.

With last Friday's unprecedented release of information on Recovery.gov, we've begun to see lots of interest in the specific types of projects that have been funded by the Recovery Act.

Linda Hager smiled while she described why she chose a "woodsy wonders" theme for a quilt she made.

The Blockbuster video store at the Golden Triangle Shopping Center will close sometime in December.

Several doctors' offices in the Susquehanna Valley say they are facing upwards of 3,000 phone calls a day since the swine flu was first reported in the area.

Elizabethtown police have charged a 21-year-old man whom they allege set vehicles ablaze and caused other mayhem on two nights in 2006.

Elizabethtown Area School District board members signed off on a two-week suspension for a high school student found with marijuana, a reduced sanction that reflects a new punishment philosophy for the school district.

A 73-year-old Elizabethtown woman walking along the road suffered multiple injuries when a car struck her Monday afternoon, police said.