
Throw Down
And just like that, football season is here, with the high school schedule kicking off, Friday, Aug. 26. Optimism is always high in Sun Country, but will the three schools – Lower Dauphin, Hershey and Palmyra – live up to the hype? For more, see Sports!
Letters to the Editor
There’s nothing in the mailbag this week, but I did want to take the opportunity to correct an error in a story published on Page 6 last week. The story, titled “PennDOT Plans Stockpile Site,” incorrectly attributed quotes made by East Hanover Township Supervisor Michael Yingling to Public Works Director Bryan Ziegler. All quotes in the story attributed to Ziegler […]
From Where I Sit
By William S. Jackson Well, we’re back after our annual vacation at The Sun. It’s good to get away, but after about a week, being the “newsies” that we are, we begin to wonder what’s going on back home and what we may have missed. Jumped right back in Monday evening, Aug. 15, with the Lower Dauphin School Board meeting […]

Notes From The Mayor
This Friday, Aug. 26, is the day we officially welcome Crowne Automotive to the Hummelstown business family. Their open house is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the ribbon cutting will happen right around 11:30 a.m.. The Weist’s had obstacles to overcome with the property at 50 North Water Street here in the borough to include a complete demolishment […]
View From Dove Hill
For those of you who love stories about my parents Mary and Verlin, I’ll bring you another one … They always vacationed in Atlantic City because it offered something for the both of them. A beach for my mom to sun herself and live music in the many night clubs for my dad. My dad taught himself to play guitar […]
No Checks Please
Over the past five years, I’ve written only two checks. I actually don’t even have checks, but if I’m forced to produce paper to pay for something, I get a money order from the Post Office. In an era of auto-renew, Apple Pay, PayPal and Venmo, it just doesn’t make much sense anymore to give someone a piece of paper […]