Hummelstown News

What's fowl is fair to area chicken enthusiasts Parke and Betsy Adams. The animal-loving couple treated Hershey-area seniors to a lesson on their fine feathered friends at a recent AARP meeting.

State Police in Harrisburg are investigating a reported police impersonator in West Hanover Township.

Harrisburg Police said a 10-year-old boy started a mattress fire Sunday afternoon that ended up damaging a nearby building.

Hoss's in Dauphin County will be back open for business Tuesday. The restaurant in Hummelstown was remodeled after being damaged by September's flooding.

The schedule will settle down for many of the wineries that are part of Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country after the third and final weekend of Sweet Sensations.

Lauren Messinger, 11, and her mother, Andrea, of Hummelstown, look at chicks Thursday at Umberger's of Fontana, Route 322, South Annville Township.

The Deuce is as subtle as it gets, but the more you look the more you see. A ground-hugging stance is complemented by such tasty items as low-mounted Guide headlights, one-off hood sides, tiny cowllights, and silver Dayton wire wheels.

A Hershey man accused of causing a head-on crash that killed a Hershey Co. executive in March 2011 will face sentencing in July.

A Hummelstown man will spend seven-and-a-half to 15 years in state prison for a 2010 incident in which he pointed a gun at a Middletown police officer and pulled the trigger.

A Hershey man is scheduled for sentencing July 17 after pleading guilty last month to driving drunk and causing a crash that killed an executive with The Hershey Co.

When holidays fall on the weekend, it's time to get serious about celebrations. You'll find that is happening on Saturday with Cinco de Mayo.