Littlestown News

Legion Post 321 plans picnic American Legion Post 321 in Littlestown will hold a picnic 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, at the post home.

Sara V. Bair, 75, a resident of the Malta Home, Granville, died at 4:25 p.m., Friday, July 3, 2009, at the nursing home.

While rain fell on the golf course outside, about 25 members and friends of the Littlestown Chamber of Commerce gathered in the rustic clubhouse at Quail Valley Golf Course for the chamber's semi-annual meeting.

There will be one person particularly interested in Andy Breighner's victory on Saturday in the annual Liberty Day 10K footrace at Hanover's Moul Field.

9:15 a.m. Harassment involving two juveniles was reported in the 100 block of McAllister Street.

A 19-year-old New Oxford woman, who had her car confiscated more than a week ago as part of the recent drug bust in Littlestown that she had no part in, will get her car back today - after paying $500 for it.

Nine artists were recipients of awards presented during Ocean City's annual Art's Alive held June 20-21 at Northside Park.

Soon to be retired Littlestown Police Chief Donald Baker. Starting on July 1, the Littlestown Police Department will be short an officer - the chief.

All Heart Gal, Mollinski win inaugural PA Stallion Series races Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - by Evan Pattak, for The Meadows Meadow Lands, PA --- All Heart Gal carved out a place in Pennsylvania history on Tuesday at The Meadows when she captured the inaugural division in the Pennsylvania Sires Stake Stallion Series.

Tyler Page scored the winning run as he came home off of a Kyle Hinkle triple in the top of the seventh to give Northeastern a 4-3 road victory against New Oxford in American Legion action Sunday.

I am writing to urge you to save the Littlestown High School agriculture teacher aide position.

New Oxford catcher Jeremiah Gillin waits for a throw to tag out Brushtown's Matt Barto at home plate during Tuesday's South Penn Baseball League game at the Brushtown Athletic Association.

A three-month investigation into drug dealing in Littlestown, Adams County, ended with officials filing charges against 12 people, including four Hanover-area residents.

Adams County First Assistant District Attorney Brian Sinnett announced Tuesday that a total of 13 arrests had been made in connection to a three-month long drug investigation in the Littlestown area.

Arrest warrants have been issued in Adams County for 12 adults and one juvenile wanted on felony drug offenses.

Thirteen people face drug charges in Adams County. Police said that they issued arrest warrants for 12 adults and one juvenile who are accused of dealing drugs in the Littlestown area.

Firefighters respond to a roof fire Monday evening at Sensations Bar and Grill in Union Township just outside Littlestown.

Two of the 17 people arrested in a January drug bust dubbed Operation Smack Down entered guilty pleas Thursday in Adams County Court.

Against a backdrop of heated debate over proposed program cuts, the Littlestown FFA spent three days this week at their year-end state competition, and once again came home with gold.

About 30 current and former members of the Littlestown FFA, some driving their tractors, came to the Littlestown school board meeting to protest a plan to eliminate the agriculture aide position at the high school.