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Smith Named 2024 KU Employee of the Year
Congratulations to Julie Smith, laboratory manager, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, on being named the 2024 Kutztown University Employee of the Year. Smith was named the Employee of the Year during KU’s Faculty and Staff Convocation and Celebration on Friday, Aug. 23. Smith, Employee of the Month for December 2023, was 1-of-12 finalists for the annual award.
Week 2: Annville-Cleona headlines Thursday night football scores in first win over Hanover
It took some time to get rolling, but Annville-Cleona found a way to dominate on its home field. After falling to a 14-13 deficit early into the second quarter, the Dutchmen went on a 35-0 scoring run to put the Nighthawks away for the 48-20 victory. Hanover didn’t make it easy, as fourth down...
Central York struggles, can't catch up in loss to Manheim Township
MANHEIM TOWNSHIP − Losses don't often come Central York's way. Last year, the Panthers stuck out the entire regular season before falling in the postseason. Before Thursday, they'd gone on a 19-game winning streak through the regular season stretching back two years. Enter Manheim Township. Two teams went into Kruis Field, and the Panthers went out with a 28-10 loss to the Blue Streaks − their first loss in the regular season since 2022. ...
“We want our freedom”: Palestine protesters march at Hillel Center, Charles Library
Amidst a sea of flags and bullhorns, dozens of students gathered for a pro-Palestine march that began at Charles Library and ended at the Hillel Center for Jewish Life on Temple’s campus Thursday. The protesters advocated for justice in Palestine and demanded a change in the university’s financial commitment...
Nearly 2,000 without power in Dauphin, Cumberland counties
Just over 1,800 residents in Hampden Township, Cumberland County, and Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County are without power Thursday night, according to PPL. The outage in Susquehanna Township—– which is affecting approximately 577 customers according to PPL’s outage map — started after a vehicle crashed into a utility pole near Walnut and Oak streets around 3:30 p.m. Repairs in the area are estimated to be finished by 1 a.m. Friday, according to PPL.
Dauphin County road expected to be closed for hours after car crashes head-on into pole, police report
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — A road closure in Dauphin County is expected to be in place for hours after a crash Thursday afternoon. Emergency crews were called for a vehicle that crashed into a PPL Electric Utilities pole in the area of Walnut Street and Oak Street, Susquehanna Township Police said in a news […]
Hershey hit by car burglary spree, 35 vehicles stolen from within a week
Dauphin County, Pa — If you live in the Hershey area, make sure you lock your car. Several cars have been burglarized, more specifically in neighborhoods where cars are left unattended along the street and unlocked. 35 cars have been broken into so far within the last week. Derry...
Lake Mary Little League Has a ‘Grand Slam’ Day at Disney World!
Thursday was a thrilling day for a local Little League team who recently won the World Series championship! This win marked the first time a baseball team from Florida has won the Little League World Series title, and it only seemed fitting to celebrate the accomplishment at The Most Magical Place on Earth.
Mechanicsburg, Palmyra football game postponed
Thursday night’s high school football game between Mechanicsburg and Palmyra has been postponed due to inclement weather. The game will pick up Friday at 11 a.m. at Memorial Park’s John H. Frederick Field. The decision was announced at 6:17 p.m. with lightning detected in the area. Neither team...
Lincoln County native helps Team USA advance in Wheelchair Rugby in Paralympics
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Team USA’s Paralympic Rugby Team faced off against Canada on Thursday morning, marking a significant milestone for one Lincoln County native and Hershey High School graduate. Josh O’Neill, a first-time member of the team, was one of 16 athletes chosen after a rigorous five-day...
Heart Stopper Ammunitions LLC: Lock Haven’s One-Stop Shop for All Hunting and Fishing Enthusiasts
LOCK HAVEN— Believe it or not, hunting season is just around the corner, and one of Lock Haven’s hunting suppliers is prepared to equip local outdoorsmen with the gear they need. Whether you’re on the market for a new firearm or looking to purchase custom hand loads, factory ammunition, accessories, or fishing supplies, Heart Stopper Ammunitions, LLC has you covered.
I’m the first openly trans Hooters girl – my colleagues were shocked when I told them but I had to prove doubters wrong
A TRAILBLAZING waitress has become the first-ever openly trans woman to work as a Hooters girl. Erica Carosella said she was laughed at for dreaming of working there, but she’s proved her haters wrong. After coming out as transgender at the age of 14, Erica said her Hooters aspirations were knocked back by her teachers. “My […]
18-year-old Lancaster County man arrested for assault with wrench
MANHEIM, Pa. — A Lancaster County man is facing charges after allegedly getting out of a vehicle and attacking a pedestrian with a wrench. Yancy Isaac Turner, 18, of Manheim, is facing simple assault charges for his role in the incident. On July 16, police say that victim was...
Coroner IDs man killed in Schuylkill County crash
N. MANHEIM TWP., Pa. -- The Schuylkill County coroner has released the name of the man killed in a car crash Tuesday morning. Steve Hunyan, 40, of Mahanoy City, died of blunt force injuries from the crash, the coroner said Thursday. Hunyan was driving north on Gordon Nagle Trail in...
Schuylkill inmate indicted for possession of a weapon, commonly known as a “shank”
SCHUYLKILL CO., Pa. -- Authorities report that a Schuylkill County inmate has been indicted for possession of a weapon. The announcement comes from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Anthony Gilbert-Brown, 29, is incarcerated at FCI Schuylkill, in Minersville. Gilbert-Brown was indicted Wednesday on...
State Police Honors Personnel for Heroism, Exceptional Work to Keep Pennsylvania Safe
MANHEIM, Pa. – The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) hosted its annual department awards ceremony at LCBC Manheim on Thursday, August 29, to recognize the heroism and exceptional work of dedicated personnel who helped to keep Pennsylvania communities safe last year. Among the honorees was Lieutenant James Wagner, of Troop...
Severe thunderstorms hit parts of Pa., closing roads and flooding homes
Severe thunderstorms rolled across Pennsylvania Thursday night, bringing a deluge of rain to some areas and next to no rainfall in others, according to the National Weather Service. Port Royal in Juniata County received the most rain — more than 7 inches, according to the weather service. In Dauphin...
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