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Military helicopters on training missions catch attention here
Have you seen mysterious helicopters during the day or heard them at night?

Don't fear for your sanity. We have an explanation.

Eight helicopter......
'He's here with his comrades'
 

Before he died at 65, Richard Stickler got out his Air Force uniform and pinned on his medals just the way he wanted them for his burial.
He......
Police seek info in laser/Army helicopter incident
A laser was aimed at a U.S. Army helicopter flying above Myerstown on Tuesday night, police said.

A green laser beam was pointed at a AH-64 A Apach......
Manheim man to be honored with Legion of Merit award
A 49-year-old Manheim resident who was part of the "Black Hawk Down" rescue force and other operations overseas will receive the Legion of Merit award......
UFO sightings here create a stir
UFO websites were buzzing this week over a report of two sightings of unusual objects over East Hempfield Township.

A woman said she saw a Hershey ......
Memorial Day observances
Correction May 27, 2010 — The starting time of the Hempfield Memorial Day ceremony was reported incorrectly in the article below. The ceremony w......
On the home front
Neil Gussman is back from the Army, at 56.
The Lancaster businessman has returned home after two years away from everyday midlife.
"Boy," th......
MEMORIAL DAY '09: Saluting their own
In the last six years, Bob Trout has played the slow, haunting strains of "Taps" at 500 local veterans' funerals.
Trout's previous b......
Family sues over soldier's suicide
Donald Woodward's tormented life ended on March 3, 2006.
An Iraqi war veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, Woodward's body ......
An old soldier in a new war
Fifty-five-year-old Neil Gussman was back in the Army Monday.
In deep.
Fort Indiantown Gap gumbo clutched at his boot soles. Raindrops clung to his M-......
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