County commissioners reinstate hotel tax revenue distribution to CAEDC
The commissioners' unanimous decision released about $153,000 in hotel tax revenue that was being withheld.
Newville's Fountain Festival flows into 27th year
Vendors, food and music will kick off the event at 5 p.m. Friday, with a parade at 7 p.m. and line-dancing to follow.
Cumberland Valley board approves temporary relocation of Green Ridge kindergartners to Shaull Elementary
All Green Ridge kindergartners will attend morning sessions at Shaull for the next two years, while Shaull kindergarten students will attend afternoon sessions at their school.
Carlisle's Hope Station to host annual Juneteenth celebration Saturday
The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Hope Station, located at 149 W. Penn St.
Photos: Pride Night at Carlisle Theatre
Scenes from Pride Night Drag and Variety Show at Carlisle Theatre
Photos: Heritage Days at Kings Gap
Scenes from the Heritage Days at Kings Gap
Nurse practitioners say they could ease rural health care shortage with more authority, but doctors say it won't work
Lawmakers have long proposed giving nurse practitioners full practice authority as a way to address Pennsylvania’s rural health care gap. But despite bipartisan support, the bill keeps dying.
Pittsburgh Technical College in danger of closing this month, without clear plan for students
The 75-year-old Oakdale institution was put on probation in March for failing to demonstrate sound leadership and financial stability.
Secret opioid cash meetings criticized by Rothman after Spotlight PA and WESA reporting
The board is responsible for oversight of the state’s opioid settlement money, which is expected to exceed $1 billion.
Former officers who defended the US Capitol on Jan. 6 visited the Pa. House. Some GOP members jeered
Witnesses said the appearance Wednesday by former U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn and his ex-boss, former Sgt. Aquilino Gonell, triggered a distinctly negative response from some Republicans.
Cumberland County commissioners censure Eichelberger for allegedly violating policy on confidentiality
In a prepared statement Thursday, Foschi said, for the effective operation of county business, it’s imperative that Eichelberger cease his behavior of sharing confidential information.
5 Questions: Iron Forge teacher is latest recipient of Matz Award
Tracy Lins was recently selected for the award by a committee of an administrator, a faculty member and students. She received the honor during a May meeting of the South Middleton School Board.
List of 2024 graduates of Carlisle High School
Check out this year's graduates of Carlisle High School.
Local colleges, universities talk achievements, challenges in higher education
TheState of Higher Educationtook place at Dickinson College and featured leaders and representatives from six institutions in Cumberland County and the surrounding area.
Photos: Carlisle High School's 187th Commencement ceremony
Vote on fate of Peace Church could happen as early as June
The future of the historic Peace Church in Hampden Township may hinge on a vote that could be taken later this month by the state General Assembly.
Trinity baseball takes historic step into state semifinals behind Tim Cloak's strong start vs. Mount Carmel
Tim Cloak’s sparkling effort on the mound and an offense that pounded out 11 hits helped Trinity coast to a historic quarterfinal victory over Mount Carmel Area.
Fifth-inning miscues sink Mechanicsburg softball in PIAA quarterfinal loss to Pittston
Mechanicsburg's Sam Rybacki struck out 12 batters in a duel against the Class 5A pitcher of the year, but Pittston''s four-run fifth inning was the difference.
Involuntary manslaughter case dropped against 911 dispatcher in Pennsylvania woman's death
Greene County District Attorney Brianna Vanata said she acted to end the case against Leon “Lee” Price after reviewing an investigator's report that said he felt charges were not justified.
Partnership for Better Health names new executive director
Carol Thornton has been the interim executive director since January and has been the director of grants and public policy since 2018, according to a news release.
Ex-NASCAR driver Tighe Scott and 3 other Pennsylvania men face charges stemming from Capitol riot
Retired NASCAR driver Tighe Scott, his adult son and two other Pennsylvania men are facing felony charges stemming from confrontations with police during the Jan. 6, 2021, siege on the U.S. Capitol.
WellSpan breaks ground on new hospital in South Middleton Township
WellSpan Health on Thursday morning broke ground on the site of a new hospital and medical campus on Walnut Bottom Road in South Middleton Township.
Committee recommends study include focus on Rice Elementary expansion
The district is in the early stages of figuring out the best way to optimize building capacity ahead of a projected enrollment surge.
Inside Look: Appalachian Trail Museum in Cooke Township walks visitors through history, hikers
Located at 1120 Pine Grove Road in Cooke Township, the Appalachian Trail Museum can be found within Pine Grove Furnace State Park near the halfway point of the Maine-to-Georgia trail.
Small Business Spotlight: Myofascial release therapist targets chronic pain
A Carlisle manual therapist finds more personal instruction through myofascial release.
Carlisle organization streamlines watershed conservation initiatives
Pollution report forms will enable community members to report issues within the creek and a map will help gather watershed data from multiple sources into one place.
Heartbreak, anger and many questions follow University of the Arts' abrupt decision to close
The University of the Arts in Philadelphia announced Friday that it planned to close its doors in just seven days.
Paid family leave draws bipartisan support as good for the economy, but some oppose cost, lost control
Currently, paid time off to care for a child or relative depends on where someone lives and works. New legislation would mandate it.
Newville aims for stricter rental ordinance enforcement
The ordinance addresses aninspection program, registration, licensing and penalties related to rental properties.
Redesigned envelope leads to fewer rejected mail ballots, but a new type of error sticks out
Election officials said Pennsylvania’s redesigned mail ballot envelope was a success, but state data points to a new type of voter mistake affecting rejections.
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