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MacArthur Foundation names 20 fellows in its 2026 class

The 2026 MacArthur Fellows will each receive an $800,000 unrestricted award over five years. The class includes artists, scientists, writers...
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Arkansas visitor finds 6.03-carat yellow diamond at state park

Jack Pearadin found the 6.03-carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park. Estimates of its value range from about $250,000...
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Smithsonian uses AI to connect Revolutionary-era records

A Smithsonian and Library of Congress project is using AI to find links among artifacts, newspaper ads and archival records...
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Crew-13 astronauts reach space station after record-fast U.S. trip

Apple Harvest Festival returns to Biglerville for its second weekend

How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is helping kids start reading when they’re very young

How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is helping kids start reading when they’re very young

First-time U.S. passport applications expected to move online next year

First-time U.S. passport applications expected to move online next year

Two entangled bald eagles rescued in Lancaster County

Right Livelihood awards recognize four women-led efforts worldwide

49 Rescued Turtles Return to Crystal Lake After Restoration Work

Young Workers Reconsider Career Paths as AI Changes Entry-Level Jobs

Adams County history groups receive $68,030 in state grants

Shapiro Administration Visits Rice Fruit Company to Highlight the Governor’s Proposed Investment in Pennsylvania’s Agricultural Workforce

Social Security will go all-digital

Penn State Amends Franklin’s Contract to Reflect New College Football Playoff

Did politics kill Women’s History Month?

Napster Acquired by Infinite Reality for $207 Million

Children of Gettysburg announces spring and summer hours

Shapiro admin asks USDA to reconsider $13 million in cuts to Pennsylvania food banks

Weekend Sports Roundup

Easter eggs will roll at Eisenhower National Historical Site

Lutnick sparks outrage with Social Security comments

Penn State Dominates NCAA Wrestling, Secures Fourth Straight Title

Adams County farmworkers need your help

Adams County farmworkers need your help

ACE plans April events

PennDOT is holding ‘REAL ID Days’ as enforcement deadline approaches

Land Conservancy of Adams County celebrates conservation benefactors

NCAA Wrestling Championships Are Underway

Community Media Day to Highlight Local Government

Let The Madness Begin

Street Sweeping In Cumberland Township

McKnight Brings Songs of Hope and History to Gettysburg

Spring seedling request form opens Saturday, March 22, at 9 a.m.!

Mount Will Face American U. on Wednesday

Woman’s Club Encourages and Supports Vo-Tech

Social Security Changing Policy

USDA Cancels $1 Billion in Local Food Funding for Schools and Food Banks

National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg Abruptly Shuttered

Pennsylvania Parents, School Districts Sue to Stop State’s Redefinition of ‘Sex’

Adams County Arts Council Seeks Submissions for Juried Exhibit

Main Street Gettysburg Meets $100,000 Warehime Challenge

New Oxford Historical Open House Is Tonight

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