According to police, the driver of a Dodge Ram pickup was pulling into a parking space in front of the store when he crashed through the windows.
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🔗 Schuylkill County native named 2023 Pennsylvania Dairy Princess
Alexis Butler of Schuylkill County will represent the state’s dairy industry for the next year as the 67th Pennsylvania dairy princess. Mackenzie Thomas of Lebanon County and Emily Wright of Crawford County were both named state alternate princess.
🔗 A blessing in disguise: 25 years after BRAC decision, Fort Indiantown Gap thriving
In the fall of 1995, there was a sense of anxiousness around Fort Indiantown Gap.
🔗 Phillies deny emotional support alligator from entering ballpark
A Phillies fan from Lebanon County and his emotional support animal, an alligator named WallyGator, were denied entrance to watch Philadelphia host Pittsburgh.
🔗 Lancaster Scuba invests $80,000 to bring clarity to Willow Springs Lake divers
Lancaster Scuba invested $80,000 in an alum treatment from SOLitude Lake Management to confront supercharged algae blooms in Willow Springs Lake that resulted from this summer’s sustained heat.
🔗 Man charged in Lebanon County hit-and-run crash that seriously injured 21-year-old
Michael Arndt, 55, of Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, is charged with aggravated assault by motor vehicle, driving with a suspended license, reckless driving and other offenses.
🔗 Cedar Crest grad Chad Ryland makes NFL debut as New England Patriots kicker
Cedar Crest graduate Chad Ryland made his NFL debut Sunday afternoon as the New England Patriots starting kicker.
🔗 Game Commission tackling invasive carp problem at Middle Creek
Since June, the Game Commission has been conducting weekly trappings to lower the numbers of invasive carp in the lake.
🔗 Lebanon Co. woman dead after being hit by car while getting mail
One Lebanon County woman is dead after being struck by a car while retrieving her mail. Jill Staub, 51, died at the scene, Pennsylvania State Police said. The crash occurred around 3:49 p.m. on Aug. 22 at the intersection of U.S. 22 and Racehorse Drive in East Hanover Township.
🔗 Vape business sues Lancaster County DA, Drug Task Force over seizure of THC-laced hemp products
A Lebanon County-based vape shop is suing Lancaster County District Attorney Heather Adams and four members of the Lancaster County Drug Task Force, claiming they seized tens of thousands of dollars in THC-laced products without cause during raids in April.
🔗 Raven RS-1 demo simulator donation stokes student interest in precision agriculture
Cedar Crest FFA was one of 11 chapters nationwide to receive a Raven RS-1 Demo Education Simulator, which is designed to teach the benefits of precision agriculture.
🔗 Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire’s economy: Paying real-world bills with Elizabethan fantasy
The economic impact of Mount Hope’s 11 traditional “Ren Faire” weekends is an estimated $8.785 million, according to Discover Lancaster, and it easily reaches more than $10 million after annual events like Celtic Fling are added in.
🔗 Lebanon County church overwhelmed with donations for upcoming clothing drive
Palm Lutheran Church in Palmyra spent the past month asking for donations of clothing and the response was overwhelming.
🔗 DA: Man charged with raping children in Lebanon County
A Dauphin County man was charged with multiple counts of rape of a child in Lebanon County, the District Attorney’s Office announced.
🔗 Lebanon restorative tattoo artist helps fellow cancer survivors and others ‘feel whole again’
Barbara Fox, 59, is a breast cancer survivor who became a tattoo artist at 55 to help people who have faced battles like her. She uses her art background to help others through restorative tattooing — or tattooing that reintroduces pigment into the skin in areas where it has been lost or changed.