Cumberland: The game-winning goal in the 67th minute by Brayden Upole gave Northern a 3-2 victory over No. 5 Fort Hill on Tuesday. At the half, the Huskies (1-5 in the Western Maryland Athletic Conference, 2-6 overall) had a 2-1 advantage. Lucas Evans’ goal, assisted by Vincent Largent, with 28:01 left in the game tied […]
Mountain Ridge Remains Flawless As Northern boys Defeat Fort Hill Read More »
PENNSYLVANIA: On the final play of the match, No. 24 Patuxent overcame No. 18 Huntingtown 26–20 thanks to a touchdown throw. Other than that outcome, all 25 of the teams ranked in the previous week’s Top 25 won, so this week’s rankings barely changed. Following a convincing 51-0 victory against Gilman, Archbishop Spalding continues to
Patuxent, Good Counsel rise up in state poll; Fort Hill remains at No. 16 Read More »
CUMBERLAND: In a thrilling five-game match on Monday, No. 2 Fort Hill defeated No. 4 Mountain Ridge.After losing the first two games, 25-17 and 25-16, the Sentinels (6-1 overall, 3-1 Western Maryland Athletic Conference) won the next three, 25-17, 25-14, and 15-13, to win the match. Mountain Ridge lost to WestMAC 4-3.Addison Furstenberg, Kamryn Rice,
CUMBERLAND: The mayor and City Council unanimously decided on Tuesday to exclude food and beverages from Riverside Park, setting up a conflict between historical preservation and a neighborhood charity initiative. The George Washington Headquarters cabin at the park has been cared after by the Daughters of the American Revolution Cresap Chapter regent for about ninety
Food and Beverages Prohibited in Riverside Park Read More »
OAKLAND — The conclusion of Southern and Allegany yielded enough twists for an M. Night Shyamalan film, even after over 77 dull minutes in a persistent downpour.The Rams, dominating possession after Charlie Buchanan’s goal in the 12th minute but clinging to a 1-0 advantage, performed the seemingly unimaginable, allowing an equalizer with the Campers failing
CUMBERLAND: Northern easily defeated Fort Hill on Tuesday, taking on a squad that was tied for second place in the local poll.25-19, 25-14, and 25-18 were the Huskies’ three victories (6-1, 5-1 Western Maryland Athletic Conference).Jamie Bailey, the head coach of Northern, commented, “Our new lineup looked good.” They had a solid rhythm for the
The top two teams in the area square off as Northern defeats Fort Hill Read More »
COUNTY LANCASTER: An additional school resource officer is being added to the security team of the Lancaster County-based Hempfield School District. The police officer from East Hempfield Township will divide his time between Hempfield High School, Landisville Middle School, and Centerville Middle School. He’s scheduled to begin in January. According to police, Hempfield’s “amazing” security
A second school resource officer will be added by the Lancaster County school district Read More »
YORK: Following a hit-and-run that left two persons “seriously injured,” according to the police, an Etters lady is being charged with many offenses, including accidents causing death or personal harm, aggravated assault by vehicle, negligent driving, reckless driving, and other connected offenses. On September 13, 2024, at 11:30 a.m., Brianna Lyn Wilson, 31, of Salem
YORK: In the York City Hall parking lot, six tents are erected. There are homeless individuals sleeping there. Michael Helfrich, Mayor of York, said it’s alright. He is reacting to a national epidemic of homelessness that affects both large and small communities. “The mayor is in our corner,” Mark Roach declared. Among those sleeping in
Tents occupied by the homeless in the parking lot of York City Hall Read More »
CUMBERLAND: Today was the last day of the New Cumberland Fall River Fest. At the festival, there were more than sixty vendors, food trucks, and kid-friendly activities. Celebration will be take place in coming year On the last day of the event, attendees may take in an outdoor community church ceremony, the Miss Cumberland pageant,
Record vendors and events mark the closing of the New Cumberland Fall River Fest Read More »