In this Daniel Boone Local Scoop Issue…
📅 Upcoming Local Events
🏈 Fleetwood Football Coach Pangburn Resigns, Takes Job at Daniel Boone
🚨 Berks County Authorities Ask Community to Keep Super Bowl Celebrations Safe
💰 Amity Township Store Sells $2 Million Powerball Ticket
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Fleetwood Football Coach Pangburn Resigns, Takes Job at Daniel Boone
Steve Pangburn has resigned as Fleetwood High School's head football coach after four seasons to take the same job at Daniel Boone High School, his home district. He'll look to improve a Daniel Boone program that has won only three games in the last three years. Fleetwood must now find a replacement to lead its football team.
Steve Pangburn resigned as Fleetwood High School's head football coach after four seasons
He accepted the head coaching position at Daniel Boone High School, which is in his home school district.
Pangburn's Fleetwood teams had a 13-28 record during his tenure.
Daniel Boone's football program has won just three games over the past three seasons.
Fleetwood will now begin a search for a new head coach.
Berks County Authorities Ask Community to Keep Super Bowl Celebrations Safe
Berks County police are urging football fans to avoid drinking and driving this Super Bowl Sunday. They recommend planning for a designated driver or using a rideshare service to ensure everyone gets home safely. Hosts are also asked to provide non-alcoholic options and remind guests about the importance of sober driving.
Police in Berks County are warning against drunk driving ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.
They advise partygoers to designate a sober driver and hosts to provide food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Adults who provide alcohol to minors can be held liable if the minor causes an impaired driving crash.
The key message is for friends to look out for each other and plan safe transportation in advance.
Amity Township Store Sells
$2 Million Powerball Ticket
A winning Powerball ticket worth two million dollars was sold at a grocery store in Amity Township. The ticket matched all five white ball numbers drawn on Wednesday night.
The lucky ticket was purchased at the Redner's Warehouse Market on Ben Franklin Highway West. The buyer added the Power Play option for an extra dollar, which doubled the prize from one million to two million.
The store that sold the ticket will receive a ten thousand dollar bonus from the Pennsylvania Lottery. Meanwhile, the Powerball jackpot continues to grow.
It's now estimated at $102 million dollars for the next drawing on Saturday.
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