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TOWAMENCIN – Chanse Salone sparked the Souderton boys basketball team to a fast start Tuesday night, the sophomore guard scoring eight points as the Indians jumped out to a 10-2 lead over North Penn. The Knights, however, worked their way back, a Norman Gee buzzer-beating three pulling the hosts to within 18-14 at the end of the first quarter. Another eight-point Souderton advantage was whittle down to three after Ahmaar Godhania’s bucket cut the margin at 23-20. But Bill Sackor pushed Big R...

TOWAMENCIN – Chanse Salone sparked the Souderton boys basketball team to a fast start Tuesday night, the sophomore guard scoring eight points as the Indians jumped out to a 10-2 lead over North Penn. The Knights, however, worked their way back, a Norman Gee buzzer-beating three pulling the hosts to within 18-14 at the end […]

Ashley Randele, 38, was watching NCIS with her father, diagnosed with terminal lung cancer when he made some shocking claims that she assumed to be an extended practical joke

Micheal Juan Smith is on trial for stabbing a fellow inmate to death in the deadly 2018 Lee County prison riot.

Theodore Conrad spent 52 years living under a fake name after stealing $215K from a bank. His daughter learned his secret on his deathbed, per CNN.

Two months before he died of lung cancer in 2021, Thomas Randele made a shocking confession to his wife and daughter: He’d been living under a fake name for almost five decades after robbing an Ohio bank of $215,000.

LOWER GWYNEDD — A pair of guards embracing new roles led their respective teams to season-opening wins. North Penn’s Norman Gee is the veteran face with a relatively new roster around him while La Salle’s Nick Parisi is getting his first crack at extended varsity run under a new coach. While Gee and Parisi are […]

College CEO and president leads a conversation to encourage chamber members to build relationships with SLC.

College CEO and president leads a conversation to encourage chamber members to build relationships with SLC.

Despite the state seemingly willing to pay more than $50 million to raze the 27 buildings on the historic Wyoming State Hospital campus in Evanston, locals are working to save them from the wrecking ball.