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Zagurskie runs for judge of Common Pleas PennLive.com 3/13/2021 Jim T. Ryan, pennlive.com Don Zagurskie, a long-time attorney from Juniata County, is adding his name to the list of candidates running for the open judgeship in the Court of Common Pleas of the 41st Judicial District, which includes both Juniata and Perry counties. “I hope to be the candidate who shares the vision with Perry and Juniata,” said Zagurskie, who for the past 30 years has been a practicing attorney with Johnston & Zagurskie in Mifflin. He started his legal career in Mifflin in 1991 and was made ...

Three candidates running for Duncannon court PennLive.com 3/13/2021 Jim T. Ryan, pennlive.com At least three candidates have already announced they will run for election to the magisterial district judge in Duncannon. The candidates running for the judgeship in Magisterial District Court 41-3-03 are Harrisburg police detective Richard Gibney, state constable Clark Steele, and Codi Steigerwald, a former judge in North Carolina. All three Republican candidates bring professional experience relevant to the office of magisterial district judge, which is the first level of Pennsy...

Veteran urges others to get Covid-19 vaccine when available Updated Jan 16, 2021; Posted Jan 16, 2021 Gary Korth of Newport, recently vaccinated, urged other Perry Countians to protect their community from Covid-19 by getting vaccinated when it becomes available to them. He continued to wear a face mask when visiting the newspaper office last week, which is recommended by state and national health experts. (Jim T. Ryan photo) Facebook Share A Perry County veteran who recently received the Covid-19 vaccine is urging others to get it to protect their families and communities as the respirator...

State awards $4M in grants to Cumberland County projects, including Allenberry, West Shore Theatre Updated Dec 29, 2020; Posted Dec 28, 2020 An inside look at the West Shore Theatre in New Cumberland, January 7, 2019. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.comPENNLIVE.COM Facebook Share Eight large projects in Cumberland, Adams, Perry and Franklin Counties were awarded more than $8 million combined last week. The grants are part of a long of list of projects across the state that were awarded money for redevelopment though the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program. The grant program is adminis...