Ronks News

With her Cat in the Hat-inspired hat -- decorated to look like an American flag -- resting on her head, Gloria Shipley moved from child to child handing out glow sticks.

The Amazing Maize Maze opens Saturday at Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks, Lancaster County.

A Lancaster County woman stole money from a restaurant tip jar and assaulted a female employee who confronted her, according to police.

Clock ticking, abandoned van will soon be towed By Joe Hainthaler 2009-06-18 11:01:00 Lancaster New Era No big issues to tackle, so Lancaster County Lookout will run through a few potholes and an abandoned van, and hope for bigger game next week.

No big issues to tackle, so Lancaster County Lookout will run through a few potholes and an abandoned van, and hope for bigger game next week.

The post-concert conversation was going well. Local drummer Dennis Markley, in Red Lion to see Christian rock band Sonicflood, had introduced himself to the group's drummer.

Two Lancaster County children were thrown from a horse-drawn carriage after it broke free from their father's control.

Agriculture Secretary Dennis Wolff recently upheld the state Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement's decision to deny a 2009 kennel license to Aaron Burkholder of Kutztown, Berks County, and Daniel Esh of Ronks, Lancaster County.

The state has pulled the plug on two of Pennsylvania's most notorious puppy mill operators.

Ronks native Jonathan Groff knows he'll never again have the amazing experience he had with "Spring Awakening," the off-Broadway musical that took Broadway by storm and earned him a Tony nomination in 2007.

Police arrested Vernest Antonio Storr, 19, Lancaster, for burglary and criminal mischief after he forced his way into a home in the 400 block of High Street just after 2 p.m. Friday, police said.

More than $3,000 worth of electronics and accessories were stolen Saturday night from a pickup parked in the 300 block of East Boundary Avenue in York, police said.

An elderly Ronks couple were awakened early today by a robber who police said broke into their home and threatened them with a weapon.

State police report a fourth person has died as a result of an accident that killed three Amish men in south-central Pennsylvania.

Everyone calls 97-year-old Anna N. Buckwalter "Mom." For decades, Buckwalter hosted Fresh Air children, as well as foreign students from Lincoln University and Experiment in International Living.

Fire destroyed the storage facility of a Bridgeport fencing contractor Wednesday night, and officials say the blaze was deliberately set.

A blaze sparked by a cigarette displaced three people from a 2½-story frame home at 35 Hartman Bridge Road, East Lampeter Township, Friday evening.

Firefighers save East Lampeter woodshop By STAFF 2009-01-11 00:13:00 Sunday News A fire in a woodshop at the Stoltzfus residence, 300 block of Willow Road, East Lampeter Township, was quickly contained by ...

A buggy was vandalized early Tuesday near Ronks, and police are looking for witnesses.

Three separate fires struck a Martic Township barn, a Ronks welding business, and an Ephrata Township home early this morning and Monday.