The Evening Sun (Hanover, PA)

For over 100 years, The Evening Sun has been delivering news to Hanover in York County and the entire Adams County region. It stands out as the leading source of news and information for the Hanover community. The publication was established in the borough by H.D. Sheppard and C.N. Myers, with its inaugural issue released on April 29, 1915. Previously, it was called the Hanover Independent. The Evening Sun operated as a daily newspaper until January 2014, when it shifted to a print schedule of Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

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No injuries after minivan rolls over during crash on York Street in downtown Hanover

1 day ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

No injuries were reported after a two-vehicle crash resulted in one vehicle flipping in downtown Hanover on Friday evening, officials said. Firefighters had been called to the intersection of York Street and East Middle Street in Hanover for a report of a rollover crash around 6:57 p.m. on Friday, June 6, 2025, according to York County 911 records. When firefighters arrived, they found a Dodge minivan on its side on the sidewalk, and a Chevy pick-up truck in the intersection.
Additional night of detours planned for Frederick Street in Hanover on Monday, June 9

1 day ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

An additional road closure on Frederick Street will be in place in downtown Hanover on Monday night, according to officials. Weather permitting, work and associated detours will begin around 6 p.m. on Monday, June 9, 2025 on a stretch of Frederick Street between Center Square and Meade Avenue. The closure comes in addition to two nights of closures on Frederick Street the week prior, which took place on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Vehicle crashes through front of McSherrystown Turkey Hill on Friday morning

2 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

A vehicle crashed through the front of a Turkey Hill gas station in McSherrystown on Friday morning, June 6, resulting in damage to the front of the store. Firefighters and an ambulance were called to the scene of the Turkey Hill convenience store at 639 Main Street in McSherrystown around 9:10 a.m. on Friday, June 6, 2025, according to Adams County 911 records.
Former Gettysburg Times publisher charged with mail theft of more than $6,500 in packages

2 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

The former publisher of the Gettysburg Times entered a plea agreement on federal charges of mail theft, court records filed on Thursday showed. Harry Hartman, 54, of Garnet Valley in Delaware County, the Times' former publisher, was charged on Thursday, June 5, 2025, with a felony charge of mail theft, according to the documents filed in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Proposal seeks to turn Hanover auto parts store on Maple Avenue into apartments

2 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

A proposal by a prolific York County developer seeks to turn an auto parts store in Hanover into an apartment building, according to plans submitted to the borough's planning commission. The proposal, which involves the proposed redevelopment of a two-story auto parts store at 25 Maple Avenue, was presented during the Wednesday, June 4, 2025 meeting of the Hanover planning commission.
Photos of 'Most Treasured View' along the Susquehanna chosen by USA Today

3 days ago | eveningsun.com | Paul Kuehnel

Paul KuehnelFog blankets the Susquehanna River in a view from Highpoint Scenic Vista & Recreation Area in Lower Windsor Township in this photo from late 2018. Paul Kuehnel, York Daily RecordPaul Caulfield looks north up the river at Susquehanna Riverlands State Park on April 28, 2025. He was visiting the park with his wife Jan and their dog Costello for the first time. Serving with the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, he said that he likes to visit parks in the state.
Meet the youth bowlers representing York at the Junior Gold national championships this July

3 days ago | eveningsun.com | Jack Gleckler

Cameron Taylor has seen plenty of success in bowling throughout his high school career. This past March, the senior helped York Tech place fourth as a team at the PIAA state tournament in Pittsburgh, and he earned a First Team YAIAA All-Star nod that April. The York Tech senior − now graduate − has been bowling around the York area since he was 10 years old. Now, he has a chance to represent York on a national stage.
Biglerville man charged with allegedly beating neigbhor with socket wrench

3 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

Felony aggravated assault charges were filed against a Biglerville man on Wednesday after police alleged he beat a man with a socket wrench, records show.
Former Gettysburg restaurant manager charged with theft of over $32K from business

3 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

A former manager of a Gettysburg restaurant was charged with the alleged theft of over $32,000 from the business, court records show. Corey Williams, 38, of Gettysburg, was charged with a felony count of theft by unlawful taking, felony theft by failure to make required disposition of funds, felony receiving stolen property, and misdemeanor tampering with records, according to charges filed by the Gettysburg Borough Police Department on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
Overnight detours planned for utility work on Frederick Street in downtown Hanover

4 days ago | eveningsun.com | Harrison Jones

Road closures will be in place in downtown Hanover on Wednesday and Thursday nights, according to officials. Weather permitting, work and associated detours will begin at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 on a stretch of Frederick Street between Center Square and Franklin Street, according to a release. The next evening, beginning at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 5, 2025, work will then be completed on Frederick Street between High Street and Stoner Avenue.