Up from the ashes: Oxford is working on a major come back

On Wednesday, September 13, 2023, at 11:33 p.m., a devastating fire broke out in historic downtown Oxford, impacting six properties on South Third Street, between Market and Hodgson Street. Read More »

Woman still on loose after July 26 stabbing in London Grove Township

Pennsylvania State Police are still on the hunt for a woman who is accused of stabbing a man on July 26 at about 5:12 p.m. in the vicinity of Clay Creek Road in London Grove Township. Read More »

From our lens: Shovels in the ground in Coatesville

On July 28, the City of Coatesville kicked off the groundbreaking celebration for Phases I and II of a five-phase project to fully renovate the 9.3-acre Ash Park. Read More »

Woman pretending to be immigration lawyer indicted for running fraud scheme

Fatima DeMaria, 65, of Lincoln University was arrested and charged by indictment with eight counts of asylum fraud and eight counts of mail fraud. Read More »

Phorid Fly mitigation efforts are continuing, Penn State expert says

An invasive pest that rises out of the plumes and moistness of the region’s mushroom composting farms and reduces crop yields by up to 40 percent at the county’s more than 2,000 facilities. Read More »

Supervisors, residents continue discussion of New Garden’s rezoning plans

The project began last summer and has in the past year traveled through the gristmill of four public outreach meetings and several drafts and consultations. Read More »

Bulldozers and blueprints

Editorial. Read More »

Back-to-school, not back to bullying

Stand for the Silent ramps up anti-bullying school tours this fall by bringing life-saving lessons and solutions to over 6,700 schools and counting. Read More »

Lawmakers plan bipartisan bill to strengthen Pa. Prevailing Wage Law

State Senators Tartaglione and Farry have introduced Senate Bill 908, legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania’s Prevailing Wage Act and protect skilled workers across the Commonwealth. Read More »

A look at drug delivery resulting in death charges in Pa.

From 2023 to 2024, DDRD charges decreased by 15 percent and convictions decreased by 69 percent. Read More »