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April 27, 2021 DANVILLE, Va. – A man charged with killing a Danville cab driver in January was in court Monday and saw his case forwarded to the grand jury. A preliminary hearing was held and probable cause was found to certify the Commonwealth’s case against James Edward Fultz, IV. The 47-year-old Fultz is charged with fatally stabbing the driver of a cab in which he was riding on the night of January 12. The driver, 51-year-old Wendy Harris of Danville, died at the scene. According to police, Harris was found slumped over the steering wheel. Fultz left the scene before police arrived, b...

4 – 903.11 (A-B)(D) Equipment, Utensils and Linens, Storing Observed clean food equipment above the 3-compartment sink, stored wet in a manner that does not allow for draining and/or air drying (wet nesting). 6 – 501.12 Cleaning, Frequency and Restrictions Frequency of cleaning under equipment and some surfaces is inadequate as evidenced by an accumulation of debris. 4 – 601.11(A)  Equipment, Food Contact Surfaces, Nonfood Contact Surfaces and Utensils Large sheet trays, a food contact surface, was observed to have food residue and was not clean to sight and touch. Correcting. Advertis...

Investigators arrested James Edward Fultz IV of Martinsville in connection with last night’s homicide.  Investigators believe Fultz, age 47, got a ride in a cab and at some point during the fare, cut or stabbed the driver. The driver, 51-year-old Wendy Harris, died at the scene. She was a Danville resident and had no known connection to Fultz.  Fultz left the area before police arrived, but investigators developed him as the suspect, tracked him to a location on Temple Avenue and arrested him after a brief foot chase. Police charged Fultz with first-degree murder in connection to H...

Arrest made in Gay St. murder, convenience store robbery

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture keeps records of food safety inspections at restaurants and food vendors. Berks County is divided into three jurisdictions: Reading, Muhlenberg Township and the rest of the county. Reading and Muhlenberg Township have their own inspectors and the rest of the county is inspected by Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture inspectors. The results will be posted every other week. All food vendors are inspected at least once a year. Other inspections can be triggered by a change of owner, a follow up if a facility had been out of compliance or by a c...