Robert Glenny News Today

Maximizing public safety during tourist season was the focus of a recent educational event presented by local police, firefighters, and other authorities.

Gettysburg Mayor Rita Frealing presented a proclamation Monday to recently retired police Sgt. Larry Weikert for his 35 years of service to the borough.

Cowards — those who have disdain for police officers and the work they do. That’s the simplest definition that I can come up with following Monday night’s Gettysburg Borough Council

Lanie Weigand strives to live her life in honor of her father, who died in the line of duty in 2008.

A fatal fire early Tuesday morning has left a West Middle Street building “not structurally sound” and five people without their homes, according to emergency officials.

A new, less expensive alternative for code enforcement violations, such as tall grass and unshoveled sidewalks, moved forward Monday in Gettysburg.

For most people, contact with police is something to avoid. Gettysburg Police Chief Robert Glenny put it a somewhat different way: “Most people don’t call the police to say hello.”

Ordinance violations such as un-shoveled snow and tall grass may soon earn property owners a new, less expensive type of ticket in Gettysburg.

A new planning director has been hired, Gettysburg Borough Manager Charles Gable said.

Gettysburg Borough Police are seeking the public’s help identifying people in connection with the recent theft of items from inside a vehicle, according to a post on the departments Facebook