Enola News

For most women, jewelry is an accessory. An afterthought of what might match the outfit they throw together before they head out the door.

Pennsylvania American Water recently announced that it will transition the water treatment process for its West Shore system to chloramine starting the week of July 12, 2010.

A 16-year-old Enola male said he was pistol-whipped last night in Lemoyne when he and a friend were held up by two armed robbers.

A Red Lion sixth-grade teacher was in serious condition Monday morning at Hershey Medical Center after being struck by a pickup truck last week while tending to her dying dog in the street.

Local bars and restaurants were packed with people celebrating Thanksgiving eve.

A Duncannon woman was taken to Harrisburg Hospital following a two-car crash yesterday on Interstate 81 in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County.

A man arrested in a DUI traffic stop in East Pennsboro Township tried to flee into the woods but was arrested inside a creek, according to township police.

Pennsylvania hunters can help feed hungry families by donating extra deer meat to a statewide distribution network, said the Department of Agriculture.

More than 300 runners and walkers entered the fourth annual Dash 4 Drew on Saturday in Greencastle.

Dave Donmoyer of Enola lights candles at Soldiers Grove in Harrisburg. The capital chapter 542 of the Vietnam Veterans of America held a candle light ceremony to honor veterans and the 234th anniversary of the USMC Tuesday, Nov.

Will Ketner of Lower Paxton Twp. was 21 in 1943 when he flew his B-17 across the Atlantic and on bombing raids over Europe in World War II.

Harry Touloumes, along wth his wife, Mary, made Harry's Tavern on Allison Hill a cross between a melting pot and Harrisburg's living room.

Two men pleaded guilty Thursday to running an illegal gambling operation in Cumberland County.

Hayley Myer, 17, with her self-published vampire novel "Blood of Dreamers," in her bedroom in Enola, Cumberland County.

A court battle over the motorcycle crash death of a former East Pennsboro Area High School sports star has ended with a $700,000 settlement.

Reading Eagle: Bill Uhrich Francisco Betancourt, 18, of Enola, Cumberland County, relaxes on the Kutztown University campus.

Fire forced a Cumberland County family from their home. It broke out around 9:45 Tuesday night on the 100 block of East Dauphin Street in Enola.

The Capitol View Commerce Center sits unfinished at Cameron and Herr streets, Harrisburg, Pa.

The week has been a blur of heartbreaking moments for Stuart Antonio Bingham Sr.

More than 21/2 centuries have passed since a German immigrant named Ulrich Sensinger put down roots in the tiny village of Egypt .