Falling Waters News

"Rattling of the metal hitting the walls when there's an accident, that is the most alarming thing and that's like day and night," says Sharon Mason, a concerned citizen who lives near Interstate-81. That's what some Falling Waters residents have to live with every day.

An annual memorial motorcycle ride earlier this month turned tragic, as an accident claimed the life of two participants and sent another to the hospital in critical condition.

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Thank you, state troopers, for your increased presence on Interstate 81 near Falling Waters and Spring Mills in the morning, because this is keeping the number of crashes down through the work zone! A big "Thank you!" to Mrs.

Cheryl Ann Wright, 58, of Nozzle Drive, Falling Waters, was arraigned Saturday on outstanding felony warrants charging her with two counts of delivery of heroin.

Born Jan. 28, 1990, in Hagerstown, Md., he was the loving and devoted father of Parker Scott and Madalynn Rose.

According to a press release, "Several motorcycles were traveling East prior to Indian Springs when the group of motorcycles slowed for unknown reasons.

Ryan Edward Strasburg, 30, of Nozzle Drive, Falling Waters, was arrested Wednesday on two felony counts of child abuse causing bodily injury for allegedly physically abusing a 4-year-old girl and 9-year-old boy.

Several residents surrounding a proposed subdivision are unhappy with the potential impact of the project, and they voiced their displeasure during a public hearing held during a recent Berkeley County Planning Commission meeting.