Jacobus News

Find food, fun and fireworks this Fourth of July when stopping at a few of the festivities planned for the area.

The York Expo Center in West Manchester Township promises a show-stopping fireworks dispay on Saturday It just wouldn't be the Fourth of July without fireworks.

Nathan Peeler, 16, of Jacobus, took part in the third annual Great Island Adventure Triathlon near Lock Haven on Saturday and came home a winner.

Stewart Langley, Hallam Post Office s only clerk, jokes with Les Smith Thursday.

The state Senate Education Committee chairman is still optimistic Pennsylvania high schools will have state graduation exams in place "in a reasonably short period of time," despite a recent setback.

Francis Velazquez, a naturalist with Richard M. Nixon County Park, gives Mark Zuckerman, 10, a taste of daylilly Sunday, while his brother, Sam, 5, and his grandfather Chuck Kling look on.

A spending plan that Republicans had muscled out of the Pennsylvania Senate was voted down by a Democratic-controlled House panel, the latest maneuver for political advantage with the state's budget year winding down.

News 8's Ed Weinstock has uncovered new information about a fatal hit-and-run in York County.

People who stay in York County hotels and motels soon could be shelling out more money for rooms.

Pieces of concrete are scattered over the bank at the Loganville exit of Interstate 83.

The home-standing Hallam Express jumped out to a six-run lead and then held off a late Jacobus rally for a 6-5 victory Thursday in Susquehanna League action.

During a state Capitol rally Tuesday designed to promote May as "Bike Month" in Pennsylvania, state Rep.

Two years ago, YorkCounts, a study group that was convened to address York County's myriad problems, took a brief look at school consolidation.

A Democratic state senator from western Pennsylvania proposed legislation Tuesday that outlines a plan to study school district consolidation.

Pennsylvania drivers don't have to hang up, but they would face tougher fines under a bill advancing through the Legislature, if police think their cell phones have caused erratic driving.

Lt. Steve Lee remembers a few months ago when black ice on local roads led to an overwhelming number of calls for the Jacobus Lions Ambulance Club.

Six local lawmakers are returning at least some of the automatic pay raises they started getting in December.

The children of Salem United Church of Christ chased weighted plastic eggs across the church lawn Sunday dressed in their Easter best -- patent-leather shoes, white knit tights and crisp, pastel jumpers.

Terri Erb doesn't like to eat peeps. But she likes to play with them. With the help of her two children --Seren, 15, and Riley, 10 -- she made a miniature cardboard Trojan horse complete with marshmallow invaders.

Megan Fortner looks through boxes of children s books for sale at the Village Library in Jacobus in 2003.