Landisburg News

A Spring Twp. man accused in a pellet gun shooting death pleaded not guilty Thursday in Perry County Court.

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.

A debate about a cell phone tower is heating up in Perry County. A-T&T wants to rent land from the fire department in Landisburg and the tower would built next to the fire hall.

A Landisburg man died Sunday night as the result of an all-terrain vehicle accident in Spring Township, Perry County.

State police are investigating the theft of about $1,000 in cash from the wallet of a 61-year-old Landisburg, Perry County, woman.

Police executing a search warrant Tuesday afternoon at the scene of a fatal shooting found a growing room and 93 marijuana plants in the woods around the residence.

An air gun was responsible for the death of a Spring Township, Perry County, man on Tuesday, according to the Perry County coroner.

A Perry County man is shot and killed with a high powered air rifle. 46 year-old Daniel Miller, formerly of Landisburg, was at a friend's house around 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, when the shooting happened.

One man is dead and another in custody after a shooting this morning in Spring Township, Perry County.

When Michele Parson battled breast cancer six years ago, she had a conversation with God, she said.

Several roads in Perry County, Pa. are closed this afternoon due to flooding, Perry County Emergency Management Agency officials said.

Flash flooding led to some anxious moments overnight in Perry County. Four to five inches of rain caused Shermans Creek and smaller streams to flood their banks.

Flash flooding led to some anxious moments overnight in Perry County. Four to five inches of rain caused Sherman Creek and smaller streams to flood their banks.

In Perry County, just north of Landisburg in Tyrone Township, parts of Route 850 are closed after a nearby creek overflows.

A Perry County man is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase with his six-month old daughter and her mother in the car.

Three fire companies, the coroner, state police ... it looked like a parent's worst nightmare, with the bodies of young people littering the wreckage.