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Newport Buffaloes football enters its 98th campaign with a small but dedicated roster
While the Buffaloes roster carries just 24 players, veteran skipper Todd Rothermel (97-74 overall, 64-61 at Newport) is cautiously optimistic, “This is the best we have looked early in practice in the several years. The kids are very focused mentally. It is not taking as many repetitions to get things right (as in the recent past). The kids are showing a strong desire to improve and have a very positive outlook.”
Brad Hockenberry scores 4 TDs in West Perry’s runaway football win over Susquenita
Brad Hockenberry had four total touchdowns, while teammates Evan Jutba and Adam Yoder each scored twice as West Perry blew past Susquenita, 58-0, in season-opening football action on Friday night, August 23. Hockenberry had touchdown runs of 26 yards, 37 yards, and 65 yards, to go along with a 37-yard...
1 killed in Dauphin County crash, fire department says
Fire crews in Londonderry Township responded to a fatal crash on Friday night, according to the fire department’s Facebook post. First responders with the Londonderry Fire Company were sent to the area of state Route 441 and Red Hill Plaza Road around 11:30 p.m. for a crash with entrapment, the post said.
Plan for career and tech center goes back to drawing board
Susquenita School Board member Dr. Michael Jones reported, at the board’s Aug. 13 meeting, that the joint operating committee for Cumberland-Perry Area Career and Technical Center had rejected all bids for expansion due to costs exceeding the budget. Plans are being revised to reduce costs, with a rebid anticipated...
Demaj Jalloh, Santana Young shine as CD East tops York High in Rose Bowl
YORK — CD East lost its top offensive weapon on the first series of Saturday’s season opener against York High at the York Rose Bowl, with Jared Porter turning an ankle. The Panthers could’ve shelled up. Instead, they exploded. If you purchase a product or register for...
Stone Saunders throws for four touchdowns, leads Bishop McDevitt over Mount St. Joseph
YORK -- Bishop McDevitt made its season debut Saturday and proved that it’s new-look offense is just as potent and productive as before. Stone Saunders threw for 290 yards and four touchdowns while Jeff Weachter’s War Eagle D pinched Mount St. Joseph’s rushing attack throughout, leading to a 45-15 McD victory in the York Rose Bowl at Smalls Athletic Complex.
More than a thousand take part in 33rd annual Ben and Tim Day
DERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WHP) — It was Ben and Tim Day on Saturday at Hershey High School. The event celebrated its 33rd year. Hershey High School athletes, Ben Yupcavage and Tim Russell, who were tragically killed in a car accident in 1992, are honored by their families with the annual 5k and fun run.
Boiling Springs field hockey falls to Penn Manor in season-opener
The Boiling Springs field hockey team fell to Penn Manor, 6-3, in a non-conference season opening game Saturday. The Bubblers fell behind, 3-2, at halftime and were unable to mount a second half rally. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site,...
East Juniata boys soccer fell twice in opening day double header
The East Juniata boys soccer team opened their 2024 campaign playing two games this Saturday. The Tigers battled but fell in both contests. In the first game against Selinsgrove, the East Juniata squad fell 3-1. Picking up the lone goal for the Tigers was Wrett Smith. Smith was assisted on...
Second half goal by Liam Spears propels Carlisle boys soccer past New Oxford
The Carlisle boys soccer team got a goal from Liam Spears in the 54th minute and made it stand up to record a 1-0 season-opening victory over New Oxford in a non-conference game Saturday. Spears’ winning goal was assisted by Nick Mentzer. Carlisle goalkeeper Bradyn Sober turned away four New...
Reading Public Library awarded Professional Development Mini-Grant
The Pennsylvania Department of Education Office of Commonwealth Libraries has announced that 14 libraries across Pennsylvania have been awarded Professional Development Mini-Grants to enable librarians and staff to develop new skills and stay up to date on current trends. In Berks County, the Reading Public Library received a $5,000 mini-grant.
Brady Maciejewski’s play in face of unspeakable tragedy unites rivals in Little Brown Jug game
NEWVILLE — It lasted for a brief moment. But it was more than enough. Taking the snap from 2 yards out during the second quarter at rival Big Spring, Shippensburg quarterback Brady Maciejewski tucked the ball and plunged forward into the end zone. If you purchase a product or...
Retired York Principal publishes memoir about 2001 machete attack
Aired; August 23rd, 2023. February 2, 2001, is a day many won’t forget in York County. Norinia Bentzel was the Principal of the North Hopewell-Winterstown Elementary School when she was attacked twice by a man with a machete. Bentzel noticed someone unfamiliar trying to get in the school around...
Alberson Earns First Lucas Oil Win in Photo Finish at Port Royal
Garrett Alberson has been a regular with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series since winning the O’Reilly Auto Parts Rookie of the Year in 2022. On Friday night, he was finally able to get his first career win with the tour in dramatic fashion at the Port Royal Speedway.
News We Love: 'Miracle baby' wins Baby Race at Pennsylvania fair
It's arguably one of the cutest competitions in the Susquehanna Valley: The Kiwanis Baby Race at the Elizabethtown Fair in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Babies who are 6-12 months old raced to win $200 on Tuesday. Victoria Regal was the quickest crawler — no walking allowed. Her parents, Cole and...
Sheetz to be built at site of pizzeria, wine shop in central Pa.
Sheetz is making plans for a convenience store in Mount Joy Township that would take a spot along Route 743 just over a half-mile south of Route 283. The new Sheetz would replace a building at 50 Veterans Drive that is the home of Pizzatown and Ferrarelli House of Wine, whose owners say they plan to relocate.
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