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Chester deputies seize video gaming machines
RICHBURG – Authorities seized two illegal video poker machines from Great Falls Mart (formerly The Home Place) on March 6.
Chester County Sheriff’s Office Maj. Mary Anne Tolbert said the machines were similar to the “old timely” Kino machines.
The report said deputies spoke to a 58-year-old Fort Lawn woman who told them that she put $40 in a video poker machine and won $880.
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96-year-old Willie Tidwell shares secret for a long life
Eat right, live right, do right
GREAT FALLS – Willie Locke Bell was at a movie theater in Lancaster when her boyfriend, Derry Tidwell, and his cousin came to the theater for Tidwell to sweep her off her feet.
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Chester sheriff vows to keep deputy in Great Falls area
GREAT FALLS – Chester County Sheriff Alex Underwood is standing true to one of his campaign promises.
He is keeping a deputy in the Great Falls area at all times.
The area, Underwood said, includes communities surrounding Great Falls such as Youngstown and Georgetown.
“We're giving 24-hour coverage to Great Falls,” Underwood said. “We've had an officer in the Great Falls area 24 hours a day since Day One.”
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Travis Jenkins, Landmark News Service
New movie may be filmed in Chester
Something “Strange and Unusual” may be coming to downtown Chester next month.
At its last meeting, Chester City Council discussed a request from Visionscape Media to film portions of a feature-length film in downtown Chester. Anil Dhokai is the writer and director of the movie, which has the working title “The Strange and Unusual.”
“It’s a feature-length movie about a supernatural TV reality show that is being cancelled,” Dhokai said.
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Online auction win leads to more than expected
Raymond’s unusual clay pot
When Zan Garris Raymond found out “Antiques Roadshow” was taping in Atlanta, Ga., she gathered several pieces from her collection of Catawba Indian pottery and set out with her husband for the series taping.
“I’ve always been a fan of ‘Roadshow,’” Raymond said. “It was a fun experience. I had no clue if I’d be on TV.”
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