Hanover News

Brayden Maldono, 7, and friends at the York YMCA's Kids Club visited Wolfgang Candy and went home with a gift bag Wednesday, the first day of the York County Made In American Tour.

A presentation on E.V. White's Confederate raid will be held at 7 p.m. on June 24 at Guthrie Memorial Library, 2 Library Place, Hanover as part of event celebrating the 250th anniversary of Hanover and 150th commemoration of the Battle of Hanover.

A painting by local artist Kirby Heltebridle illustrating a future Hanover Square is one piece on display for the Historical Celebration show at the Hanover Area Arts Guild.

Adams 912 Patriots is sponsoring Patriot Camp, a free mini-camp July 16-17 from 6-8:30 p.m. at the Small Pavilion at the Littlestown Community Park.

Toby Cluck of Cluck's Gravesite Services in Gettysburg places the foundation of the graves in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Hanover recently.

Director of photography Carlos Gonzalez, left, and camera assistant Edward Rodriguez, frame the Revonah Pretzel sign while standing in the alley running alongside the 507 Baltimore St. bakery.

Timothy Scott Sterner, 26 Jacqueline Drive, New Oxford, paid $296 fine and costs for a harassment charge filed by Eastern Adams Regional Police.

3:57 p.m. A harassment charge is pending against a 26-year-old Hanover man following a domestic altercation in the first block of Commerce Street.

At one time, Hanover's Center Square was the hub of community life, and the square has changed with the times.

Crews work at the scene of a crash on Baltimore Street, near Mount Olivet Cemetery, in Penn Township.

Keep York County Beautiful organized a cleanup recently along the Hanover Trolley Trail in Jackson Township and Spring Grove.

The 63rd Annual Miller Family Reunion of the descendants of the late Edward F. Miller and Mary Ann Miller will be July 7 in the Conway-Runkle Building at St. Paul's Church Picnic Grove, 1958 Dubs Church Road, Hanover.

This nationwide campaign aims to engage local independent businesses and community members with the hope of celebrating the spirit of entrepreneurism.

J. Robert Menchey sold a saxophone for $10 profit in 1936. One thing led to another, and this one sale grew into a company that now has six locations and more than 80 employees.

Afif Ruslan, right, embraces Anyass Suleman after the two graduated from South Western high school on Friday, June 7, 2013 in Hanover.

Charles A. McGough III, president of CAM Innovation, stands with armatures used in locomotive traction motors that develop hundreds of horsepower.

As they stepped forward to accept their diplomas over the last few weeks, the graduates were reminded by teachers, peers and elders that commencement is not an ending, but a beginning.

The Pixies Three with their new Mercury contract in the mid-1960s appeared on the front page of The Evening Sun.

8:51 a.m. Criminal mischief was reported in the 500 block of West Elm Avenue where a building was spray painted overnight.

A Catholic nun's handwritten account of hosting Union soldiers on their farm in the days leading up to the battles of Hanover and Gettysburg will go on display at the Daughters of Charity Archives in Emmitsburg, Md.