A Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket for the Friday, July 11, drawing, is worth $2,774,353, minus applicable withholding, Pennsylvania Lottery officials said. The ticket matched all five balls drawn — 11-13-19-31-41. A Sheetz located at 5346 Greenvillage Road, Chambersburg, will earn a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

The Smithfield Planning Commission recommended approval of a rezoning for a Sheetz store location on Benns Church Boulevard.

A Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth more than $2.7 million after matching all five numbers in the July 11 Cash 5 with

Jacob Fields, 18, of Charleston came before Kanawha County Circuit Court Judge Maryclaire Akers Monday morning in an attempt to be granted motion for a bond in a May 28th case where Fields allegedly shot and killed Tiffany Adkins, 42, of Marmet as she was walking into a Sheetz store in Kanawha City in the early morning hours.

Each $2 play offers a shot at both.More than 47,800 other tickets also won prizes during the same drawing, lottery officials said.With jackpot odds of 1 in 962,598, the lucky winner beat the odds in a big way.

Chain is interested in a three-acre portion of property on the corner of Mound and Metropolitan Parkway where the Detroit News and Free Press are printed.

Johnstown police say a local teenager is facing animal cruelty charges after he reportedly stabbed a relative's dog during a recent domestic dispute.Police say

The Smithfield Planning Commission recommended approval of a rezoning for a Sheetz store location on Benns Church Boulevard.