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Burn outs, hot rods and live music rock NFI Empire annual car show
Spectators enjoyed an abundance of makes and models of classic cars and antique vehicles on Saturday, Aug. 10 at NFI Empire in North East. The south parking lot was rumbling with the sounds of revving engines and live rock and roll music from Jake’s Blues. Food trucks were on-site. There was even a chance to win a 1983 Chevrolet Silverado K10 pickup truck.
York County fire police officer struck, killed in line of duty identified
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The fire police officer who was killed in the line of duty while directing traffic at a crash Friday afternoon has been identified. According to a release from the York County Coroner’s Office, Brian Peek, 67, of Newberry Township, was struck by a vehicle while directing traffic on August 16 […]
Amish Farm Rescue 30 Feet Up Barn Rafters In Bart Township (Photos)
Firefighters were called to the farm rescue in the 1700 block of Georgetown Road in Bart Township at 8:52 a.m. on Friday, according to a release by the Quarryville Fire Company and Lancaster County Wide Communications. Crews from both the Quarryville and Bart Township fire companies responded. Firefighters located the...
Anti-Israel referendum in Pa. city deemed ‘antisemitic,’ and ‘a massive risk of financial waste’
A proposed ballot question that would ban Pittsburgh from doing business with companies that have financial ties to Israel has fueled charges of antisemitism and drawn Pennsylvania’s U.S. senators into the fray. Earlier this month, the Democratic Socialists of America’s Pittsburgh chapter submitted a petition to the city to...
New mural unveiled in Linesville after much anticipation
A new mural in Linesville was completed this week after months of planning and prep work. The mural was put up by a Rochester, New York artist by the name of Justin Suarez and is meant to highlight Linesville culture. Pymatuning Lake plays a large role in that community, to...
East Middle School offers free clothes to students as school year approaches
Back-to-school shopping season can be uniquely stressful for families struggling financially. That’s why East Middle School hosted a clothing distribution Thursday. Clothing for the distribution was collected from community members over the past two months. The clothing was washed, organized by size, and distributed to local families this afternoon....
Father and son accused of assaulting country club employee
WASHINGTON (KDKA) - A father and his son are now facing charges after being accused of beating up a Washington County country club employee in June. According to the criminal complaint, South Strabane Township Police were called to the Washington County Country Club on June 16 for an employee who claimed they were physically assaulted on the golf course. The employee, Mark Yates, had driven his golf cart to the sprinkler near a home on Country Club Road when he saw three people jumping on it in an attempt to break it. They were later identified as Rowdy Williams Sr., and his...
Body of 10-year-old found after he went under water while kayaking with his family
YORK COUNTY, Pa. (Gray News/TMX) – The body of a 10-year-old kayaker who disappeared under the water in Pennsylvania on Saturday was found under a pile of debris Wednesday morning, officials said. The York County Coroner’s Office identified the child as 10-year-old Matthew Coffroth Jr. Matthew set out...
Mental Health America of Southwestern PA 60th Anniversary Celebration at Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium
Mental Health America of Southwestern PA (MHASWPA) is proud to celebrate 60 years of service with a special anniversary event on Friday, September 13, 2024, at 6:30 PM. This milestone celebration will be held at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium, offering an evening of exclusive experiences and entertainment for all attendees.
Buffalo Bills waive former Pittsburgh Steelers second-round pick after injury
The Buffalo Bills have released former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool from injured reserve with an injury settlement on Thursday. Claypool suffered the injury and was placed on injured reserve right away. In order to return to Buffalo, Claypool will have to wait out the time of his injury settlement and an additional three weeks, but he is now a free agent and can sign wherever he wishes.
Massive dirt pile found to be in violation; officials 'prefer' voluntary resolution
HARRISBURG Pa. (WHP) — After a Steelton neighborhood raised concerns about a massive pile of dirt, a recent report from the Dauphin County Conservation District found the dumpsite to be in violation of multiple regulations. Still, officials have not ordered changes be made, instead saying in the report that...
Plans for new Lancaster County Prison move forward
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Lancaster County is moving forward with its plan to build a new prison. It’ll be just outside the southern part of Lancaster, where a field is now. The prison board met Thursday and worked on the design. The new one will have room for mental health counseling and treatment. The […]
Palmyra church to hold clothing giveaway
(WHTM) — Thursday’s hometown heroes are providing clothes to people in need. Palm Lutheran Church in Palmyra has been collecting clothes from the community and they will offer them for free this Saturday. Anyone is welcome to the event at the church from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
USA TODAY names Penn State’s opening game one of the best
We are just over two weeks away from Penn State’s 2024 season opener against West Virginia in Morgantown. The matchup is one of the more challenging non-conference games Penn State has had in recent memory. The Mountaineers are coming off a 9-4 season and are an ascending team hoping to reach the Big 12 title game in December. On the other hand, the Nittany Lions are a team seeking their first College Football Playoff and don’t want to slip up during Week 1. Related: Where the Big Ten stacks up in the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll USA TODAY’s Paul Myerberg ranked the...
Pat McAfee hires NFL reporter who was let go by The Athletic
Mark Kaboly wasn’t unemployed for that long.The former Pittsburgh Steelers beat writer for The Athletic was seemingly unexpectedly let go by the outlet on Aug. 12 but was hired by sports-media personality Pat McAfee just 48 hours later as announced by McAfee on his “Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday.“We have hired Mark Kaboly,” McAfee said on Wednesday. “I do believe he’s accepted the terms we have sent over. He’s available to have other jobs though, we just get first priority. … This is a public proclamation that Kaboly is going to be A-OK. He’s going to continue covering the Steelers...
Chambersburg Hall of Fame: Dave Myers’ records stand test of time
He may have a common name, but the legacy left by Dave Myers as an athlete at Chambersburg was nothing but uncommon. Myers was a standout athlete in four sports for the Trojans before graduating in 1966, and he led a very interesting life after his playing days were over.
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