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Kevin Holtzinger is seeking re-election to another term as a Reading Township supervisor.

Above, Pennsylvania State Rep. Torren Ecker, R-193, standing at center, sponsored a Sweetheart Tea at the Altland House Restaurant in Abbottstown on Thursday. The Altland is one of the oldest

Reading Township residents recently shared concerns with municipal leaders over the traffic roundabout in Hampton.

A new multipurpose municipal complex is in the works in Butler Township.

A member of the Adams County Council of Governments (ACCOG) questioned why municipal police radar was moved to a bottom tier in a draft of legislative priorities.

Republican state Reps. Torren Ecker and Thomas Kutz will introduce legislation amending the Pennsylvania Constitution to require voters to provide valid identification in order to vote in an election.

Good Tuesday Morning. At least I didn’t stay up late watching Georgia-TCU. Forming A Work Group. Lee, Progressives Wield Influence. Shapiro Taps Three For Cabinet. Goat Snuggling.

Republicans in Pennsylvania have largely pushed for such constitutional amendments as a way to bypass the veto pen of a Democratic governor.

Rep. Torren Ecker, R-193, and Cathy Wallen, district office manager for Ecker, hold dogs that are up for adoption at the Adams County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Incumbent Adams County Commissioners Randy Phiel and Jim Martin will seek re-election next year.