Elizabethtown News

Donald B. Kraybill, an expert on Anabaptists at Elizabethtown College, will lead a panel discussion on sustainable agriculture in Old Order communities 7:30 p.m. Feb.

Walter H. Shirk loves finding "echoes from the past." For years, Shirk has taken expeditions to find and photograph historical lime kilns, mile markers and carriage step stones.

Many jobless people have reached a conclusion that captures the depth of the unemployment crisis: Looking for a job is a waste of time.

Police have filed charges in a crash that killed a 19-year-old Lancaster County woman last year.

Contract talks for Elizabethtown Area School District teachers are headed for fact-finding after both sides failed to reach an agreement on salaries, benefits and other major issues in 13 months of negotiations.

Elizabethtown, Pa. - They say you're never too old to learn something new. But that's not quite the case with parachute jumping - or the training it takes to become an expert.

Wendy Edsall-Kerwin first discovered her love of jewelry and metals while in art school.

An Elysburg native is among several Penn State Hershey Medical Center doctors and nurses who are providing medical care to victims of the Jan.

The Jon and Kate Plus 8 dad may not be making peace with his ex-wife, but he certainly stayed close to her family.

At Trop's Gun Shop in Elizabethtown, there's always lots of guns and usually lots of gun owners; many carrying concealed weapons.

One person was hospitalized Monday in a hit-and-run in Elizabethtown, Lancaster County.

Elizabethtown police said they are searching for the driver of a vehicle that struck a pedestrian Monday morning.

Theodore Long will step down after 15 years as president of Elizabethtown College, the school announced Monday.

The president of Elizabethtown College will be stepping down from his position next year.

Katrina Frey of Quarryville is studying to be an X-ray technician. But on Monday, 20-year-old Frey wasn't thinking about her medical studies.

Given the economy, few people will look back fondly on 2009. But for Sean Kelleher and Ben Zink, it was a year to remember.

E-town woman killed in Rapho Twp. crash By RYAN ROBINSON 2010-01-13 07:43:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era One Elizabethtown woman was killed and another injured seriously in a wreck in Rapho Township on Tuesday, state police reported.

At one time, Duane Hevener had 15 people on his payroll, and the shop next to his home in Mount Joy is still stuffed with tools.

For the hundreds of children squeezed around the poultry hatchery at the Pennsylvania Farm Show, the 30 chicks busting out of their egg shells are fluffy balls of cheeping entertainment.

BURGLARY: Someone broke a window and removed change from a cash register at Mark's Exxon, 490 E. Lincoln Ave., between 3 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday, state police said.