New Bloomfield News

After Kevin E. Wilson Jr. beat up a New Bloomfield woman Sunday afternoon, he told her he would do it again if he went to prison because of the attack, state police said.

Officials at the Pennsylvania Game Commission say an officer busted two Perry County residents trying to grow marijuana on state game land property.

A 19-year-old Shermans Dale man was killed and two other people were critically injured early Saturday in a two-car crash on Route 34 in Carroll Twp., state police said.

The Bornman family of New Bloomfield, Perry County has owned 60 wooded acres for a long, long time.

Police have arrested five men who will be charged with setting fire to a piece of Perry County history.

Five arsonists arrested for Amity Hall Inn blaze Complaint filed against Thebes The complaint, filed by Classic Farms Inc.

A New Bloomfield motorcyclist was cited for driving too fast for conditions following a one vehicle crash yesterday in Carroll Township, Perry County, state police said.

County club carves a niche "We try to have a hands-on program every month," said Ken Anderson of Newport.

Appeal delays prison Publication date: 05.07.09 Earlier this month, county President Judge Kathy A. Morrow refused to dismiss the charges against Rickey Lee Smiley, 43, of Newport.

Defense objects to disclosure of assessment Sentencing has been delayed for a former Marysville police officer found guilty last year of having sexual conduct with numerous teenage girls, often while on duty.

Kids get full day of class Kindergarten curriculum will be expanded to consume a day that will run from 8 a.m. to 2:50 p.m., said Jeffrey Hughes, assistant superintendent.

A Commonwealth Court judge has dismissed an attempt to set aside the nomination petitions of a local attorney running for a 41st Judicial District seat.

Alcohol is believed to have been a factor Wednesday night in a one-car crash that sent an Elliottsburg woman to the hospital, state police said.

Duncannon Fire Company's recent equipment troubles were a topic of discussion at the March 3 Wheatfield Twp.

Jerry Brown, the 'Vertically Challenged Leprechaun,' works the crowd during Saturday's St.

It wasn't quite noon, but those preparing to march in Saturday's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade could see that thousands were already waiting along the Market Street route.

Some laughed, some stared in disbelief and some wondered what was with the electric plug.

Cedars Restaurant in Camp Hill reminds customers to bring their own booze. The restaurant does not sell alcohol because the town doesn't allow it.

State police at a DUI checkpoint in Perry County charged two pedestrials Saturday with public drunkenness.

Some customers may lose their free post office boxes The change was instituted after a periodic review of Central Pennsylvania communities, according to U.S. Postal Service spokesman Raymond Daiutolo.