Fort Indiantown Gap News

The Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency will build a new headquarters building at Fort Indiantown Gap and relocate to the northern Lebanon County installation when it's completed.

Eric Clift owns several businesses, including an auto dealership in Annville. He also works full-time at Fort Indiantown Gap.

In the wake of the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, that left 13 people dead, the state House of Representatives has unanimously passed a bill that would strengthen the powers of commonwealth police officers at Fort Indiantown Gap and other Pennsylvania National Guard facilities.

Roadways throughout Central Pennsylvania take a huge toll on the wildlife living here.

Two local organizations are working to make sure the graves of veterans are decorated with holiday wreaths this year at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.

Six-year-old Isabella Perez got wide-eyed while she looked up to watch members of the William Penn JROTC Color Guard march by her and several other first-graders. Isabella and hundreds of students, faculty and community members were at a Veterans Day program at Christian School of York in Manchester Township on Tuesday.

Sgt. Charles Ingraham with his new dog, Rocky. One Army National Guardsman, fresh back from a nine-month tour in Iraq, realized he could no longer keep his "boy" - his beloved dog, Rocky.

In a Veterans Day address at Fort Indiantown Gap today, former U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey said the shooting rampage at Fort Hood that killed 13 and wounded dozens of others was "the worst terrorist act carried out on U.S. soil since September 11, 2001." An FBI spokesman and a New York Times report said the gunman, Army Maj.

With less than two months left on an eight-month deployment to Iraq, the Pennsylvania National Guardsmen of Task Force Keystone are in the homestretch.

Seven years ago, then-18-year-old Nicholas Raia of Altoona, Pa., brought his trumpet to an audition for the Pennsylvania Army National Guard band.

Army Sgt. Nicholas Raia said it was a sense of duty that made him give up the good life as a full-time Penn State student and weekend National Guard musician to volunteer to come here.

When Harry Fox became the first sergeant of the Air National Guard's 211th Electrical Engineering Squadron in 1976, unit members were sleeping in their cars during drill weekends.

Retiring Catawissa Police Chief Mark Hardin will be paid more than $10,000 for saved-up sick time and other days off even as he starts another job this month, officials say.

Members of Bravo Company made a precautionary landing with their AH-64A Apache helicopter on the Susquehanna Soccer Club Complex field at Veterans' Park on Elmerton Avenue in Susquehanna Twp.

Holding a folded American flag, Northern Lebanon school board member Sgt. Brian Keaton smiles at his wife, Kristin, during a ceremony at the board meeting Tuesday night.

Jim C. Logan has been working on the history of the Cold Spring Hotel in northern Lebanon County since he was a senior in high school 24 years ago.

Several attendees of Meleanie Hain's funeral wore firearms during the service in Lancaster.

A recruiter for the Army National Guard who was on trial for assaulting a woman he helped to enlist has been found not guilty of the assault charges.

A Pennsylvania Army National Guard recruiter was acquitted of charges that he assaulted a woman he had helped enlist.

A Hershey-based company recently completed seismic-mapping work in Lebanon County as part of a search for possible underground locations to store carbon dioxide.