Please enable JavaScript to properly view our site.
In this file photo, the back of a truck belonging to the Lancaster County Coroner’s office is seen at an incident in 2021.
In this file photo, the back of a truck belonging to the Lancaster County Coroner’s office is seen at an incident in 2021.
An Amish boy was killed Friday in Drumore Township when he was struck by a passing vehicle, according to Lancaster County Coroner Stephen Diamantoni.
Samuel K. Fisher, 11, of Slate Hill Road, was riding a scooter on the road near his home when he was hit by a car, the coroner said, and he died of multiple traumatic injuries. Diamantoni ruled Fisher’s death accidental.
According to his obituary, Fisher is survived by his parents, four siblings and three grandparents. He attended an Old Order Amish church. A funeral for Fisher was held Monday and his body will be interred at Wakefield Amish Cemetery.
Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup.
Error! There was an error processing your request.
The latest news from across Lancaster County, delivered first thing every morning.
An Ephrata Township man has been charged with impersonating a public servant for the second …
Each Monday, our digital team takes a look at last week’s top stories on LancasterOnline.
In 1727, Ulrich Shallenberger traveled from Bern, Switzerland, to the British colonies in Am…
In mid-July, the Pennsylvania SPCA’s law enforcement team removed more than 170 dogs from a …
A Pittsburgh state senator and a leading infectious disease expert are hoping the recent det…
The story of a Berks County woman who was found dead in 2014 after going missing will be fea…
A Clay Township couple tortured and starved a kitten, leaving it by a dumpster to die, according to police. The kitten later needed to be euth…
Support local journalism. Click here to learn more about the role the Lancaster County Local Journalism Fund plays in Lancaster County and to make a tax-deductible donation.
Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.
We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: