For the first time in program history, the Gettysburg College softball team is hosting NCAA tournament games, and the Bullets ...

National Safe Boating Week starts tomorrow and runs through Friday, May 23. The Memorial Day weekend is just around the ...

It’s time to color, explore and create this summer at the library. The summer theme this year is “Color Our World.” Henry David Thoreau once said “This world is but ...

All Adams County schools, public, private and charter schools are currently registering children for kindergarten. Local schools begin registration in the spring to adequately prepare for the upcoming ...

When cases are “waived” to Adams County Court of Common Pleas, a defendant has opted not to have a hearing before a magisterial district judge. Cases “held” means a magisterial district judge ...

Give It Up For Good Sale at Gettysburg College’s Hauser Field House along Broadway is Saturday, May 24,with many items for sale at below-thrift-store prices. Doors open with Early Bird entry 7-8 a.m.

Fairfield Area School District Board study session drew strong public comment from residents concerned about a proposed tax increase, spending priorities, and the district’s declining enrollment.

With the highly anticipated opening of Littlestown Community Park just weeks away, borough officials Tuesday finalized plans for a senior-focused community event.

The Adams County Community Foundation announced over $130,000 in grants to local nonprofits through its Adams County Grants program.

More than 70 fourth- through eighth-grade students representing eight school districts in Adams, Franklin and York counties recently competed in the Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12’s Math 24 Competition, ...

This Secretarial natural disaster designation allows the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) to extend much-needed emergency credit to producers recovering from na ...

In 2000, parents, teachers, business people, community, and religious leaders came together to talk about the concerns they had for local youth.