Ephrata News

A statue in the likeness of a Pennsylvania native whose quiet leadership was chronicled in the World War II book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers" is being unveiled in France.

A statue in the likeness of a Pennsylvania native whose quiet leadership was chronicled in the World War II book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers" is being unveiled in France.

Diabetics in Lancaster County now have an additional medical resource. The Lancaster General Health Urgent Care opens Tuesday, 29 May.

Police Log ; Assault Attempted Burglary Burglary Dui Fraud Harassment Theft Theft Charges Trespassing Vandalism Vehicle Theft [Intelligencer Journal ] Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) EPHRATA: Aleksandr Tolstoy, 26, of Ephrata, allegedly assaulted a woman Wednesday evening in the first block of Akron Road.

East Cocalico Township police said a man died after a motorcycle crash in the 600 block of West Swartzville Road.

A 62-year-old Ephrata man died after his motorcycle crashed Thursday night in East Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, officials said.

State prosecutors said they arrested a Lancaster County doctor and two patients who were prescribed thousands of powerful painkilling pills.

A Philadelphia man was arrested Wednesday evening by Ephrata Police on several counts of Robbery.

With the assistance of the Ephrata Borough Electric Department, photographer Preston Whitcraft was able to capture an overall shot of the new Ephrata Community Pool complex.

In a joint effort by the American Legion Post #429, VFW Post #3376, BPO Elks Lodge #1933 and Amvets Post #136 a Memorial Day program will be held at the War Memorial Field in Ephrata on May 28 from 9 to 10 a.m. Opening remarks will be done by Sean Brennan, and invocation and benediction will be made by Father John McLoughlin of Our Mother of ... (more)

If you live near the Capitol City airport on the West Shore, be aware the Pa. National Guard will be training late at night.

Should you have to be certified to render aid to someone in trouble? State lawmakers say 'no' and they're trying to get a law passed to protect bystanders who get involved in an emergency.

Police are looking for a central Pennsylvania man wanted on charges he sexually assaulted four girls between the ages of 12 and 15.

But by how much? That remains a question not to be answered until the next regular school board meeting in June.

On the verge of turning 100, Irma Schlott does not manifest signs of her age unless it is in the wisdom and life experience she has attained.

The fate of the Ephrata state police barracks remains unknown after a joint state House Judiciary Committee and Senate Law and Justice Committee hearing Monday.

A Bethlehem man authorized checks from his father's business without permission, stealing about $650 through a convoluted series of deposits and withdrawals from a KNBT bank in the city, authorities say.

Naomi Krady Lehman, 89, of Ephrata, died Sunday, May 6, 2012 at Ephrata Manor Nursing Home of congestive heart failure while sleeping next to her husband of 71 years, Paul.

Womelsdorf Borough Council opened bids Tuesday and awarded contracts for this year's road work.

Two Ranshaw men are among eight defendants seeking to continue a federal trial on charges that they operated a drug ring trading in bath salts and synthetic marijuana.