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Angela Hughes of Gettysburg has been named to the President's Honor Roll at Northeastern State University for the spring 2013 semester.
Church briefs for the week beginning Saturday, May 18
All Saints Episcopal Church, 890 McCosh St., Hanover, will hold its spring rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. today.
Police and fire logs for Thursday, May 16
11:54 p.m. A domestic argument between a man and woman was reported in the 100 block of East Chestnut Street.
York County's newest frozen yogurt shop set to open
During the last year, four frozen yogurt shops have opened in the area: Sweet Frog locations in York Township, Shrewsbury and Hanover, and Stop-N-Yo in Manchester Township.
The Evening Sun Will Shift to Three-Day Printing in 2014
New York, NY Digital First Media today announced The Evening Sun in Hanover, Pa., will shift to a three-day print schedule in 2014 and will continue to provide 7-day coverage of the region on its website www.EveningSun.com -- as well as on its mobile and tablet applications.
People items for Wednesday, May 15
The following area students were recognized at Millersville University's Honors and Awards Convocation, held recently on campus in the Student Memorial Center: Lindsay K. Harrison of Hanover received the Board of Governor's Scholarship - Sci/Math and the Clarence Schock Scholarship; Richard J. Kraynak of Etters received the F.W. McLaughlin Football ... (more)
People items for Thursday, May 16
Hanover High School: Zoie Cleary of Hanover, daughter of Christian and Belinda Cleary; and James Korman of Hanover, son of Guy and Julia Korman.
Police and Fire Logs for Monday, May 13
10:16 a.m. No vehicles were towed but two minor injuries were reported following an accident in the first block of York Street.
Restoring an electronic antique for Gettysburg anniversary
Scott Roland and Rich Yingling look at the Gettysburg electric map that Roland purchased last year.
As editor of the community newspaper, I make it standard practice to stay off of local boards and municipal committees.
While it's almost reflexive to say JEERS to new taxes, we have to say CHEERS to news that the possibility of an Adams County fire tax is gaining traction.
Police and fire logs for Saturday, May 11
2:03 p.m. Minor injuries and towing were reported following a single-vehicle accident in the first block of High Street.
Vehicle crashes into Hanover post office building
A 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee after it crashed through the south wall of the Hanover post office building on High Street.
Police and fire logs for Thursday, May 9
1:11 p.m. One minor injury was reported and one vehicle was towed following an accident at High and Poplar streets.
Regular Guy: Closing of the Oasis
Sometimes you hear news which you know really doesn't affect the world too much, but makes you stop and pause because of how it affects your world.
Police and fire logs for Wednesday, May 8
3:01 p.m. Theft was reported in the 100 block of East Chestnut Street where a pocket knife was taken out of a parked vehicle overnight.
Hanover police: Couple questioned in suspicious incident
Hanover police investigating an incident where a pair of strangers questioned two 11-year-old girls said they have identified the man and woman involved.
Violet Richardson Award Winner
VIOLET RICHARDSON AWARD Patsy Stevens, right, chairwoman of the Soroptimist International of Hanover awarded Josie Quinn, the Violet Richardson Award recently at the monthly meeting.
At the time of publication on Sunday, May 5, The Evening Sun was not able to contact Jeremy Ault for an interview on his candidacy for the West Manheim Board of Supervisors.
Prison for Hanover man accused of firing bullet into home, barely missing mom and tot
A Hanover man must spend at least four years in prison -- but not for endangering a Dover Township woman and her toddler by allegedly firing a bullet into their home.