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We now know more about what the person who (allegedly) attempted to kidnap a 23-year-old Amish woman Wednesday did.
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A truly disturbing incident happened yesterday in the Lancaster County Amish community, and police are asking for the public’s help.
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For this latest Amish home we look north of the border – at just the second Canadian Amish home we’ve seen here.
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Plain People in Maryland are getting stopped in their tracks by a tech roadblock when trying to pay their taxes.
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A month after a pickup truck struck an Amish buggy outside Canton, New York, killing a grandmother and her young grandson, one woman from the buggy is still in intensive care, and tragically, there has been a third fatal victim – a pregnant woman has lost…
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Ben & Rose have their latest new song out, a cover of “Will You Travel Down This Road With Me?”
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Just a tragic and sad story.
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Days after a wreck left two Amish women in critical condition in southern Michigan, another Amish woman is the victim in a buggy crash in the state.
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It’s been nearly one year since an Amish family’s home and cabinet business in Geauga County, Ohio was invaded and robbed, with a man brutally assaulted, and with the perpetrators attempting to kidnap his young son.
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Roberta Devers, a midwife of 38 years who serves many Amish mothers in Lancaster County, wants Pennsylvania to let midwives give the measles vaccine.
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A Lancaster County, Pennsylvania fire station served over 1,000 Amish wedding dinners on Saturday.
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This is our third look this year at an Amish property in the Randolph community of Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
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Two Amish women from Montgomery, Michigan, ages 50 and 19, were airlifted from the scene after an SUV rear-ended their buggy Monday morning in Hillsdale County.
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Another popular Amish business has been lost to fire.
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A Lancaster County Amish dog breeder who killed four unsold Sheepadoodle puppies in 2023 has been sentenced to seven years of probation, and no jail time.
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It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since the events of October 2, 2006, when a mentally disturbed milk truck driver entered the West Nickel Mines school in Lancaster County and took five Amish girls’ lives.
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Yet another tragic accident out of the Lancaster County community.
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A few dozen Amish people set out by horse and wagon from a Leacock Township farm in Lancaster County on Thursday, on a commemorative journey.
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We’ve been following the story of Amish Acres, in Nappanee, Indiana, and its repeatedly delayed full re-opening, for some time now.
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Household bills have a way of creeping up on you.
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A 16-year-old Amish boy has died after a farm accident in Sanilac County, Michigan.
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Another tragic crash, this time out of Illinois.
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State Police have identified the two children killed in last Friday’s buggy crash in Oswego County, New York.
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Pennsylvania State Police are searching for a man they say stole more than $82,000 worth of power tools from construction sites across Lancaster County — and many of the victims were Amish.
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Illinois is home to America’s tenth-largest Amish population.
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This week’s Amish home is located in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.
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More awful news out of New York.
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The Grant County, Wisconsin Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to watch out for a runaway Amish horse.
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“Far Side Banks of Jordan” is a gospel song many may know from funeral or memorial services.
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New details have been released on a deadly September 13 buggy crash in St.
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Jim Halverson is back with another set of photos taking you inside a fun Amish event.
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There are currently two quite well-known Lovinas of an Amish background.
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Some good news out of the Clarita, Oklahoma Amish community.
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Two Amish communities in Mille Lacs County, Minnesota say the county’s building permit rules discriminate against their religious beliefs — and they’re threatening to sue if it isn’t fixed.
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Four Amish children were injured Thursday afternoon when a motor vehicle attempting to pass their buggy hit it as it turned.
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A three-year-old boy died Tuesday after being run over by a forklift at the Lancaster County farm where he lived – one day after a 16-year-old was killed in a fall from a horse-drawn wagon in the same township (Leacock).
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Jim Halverson checks back in with some scenes from an Amish fish fry that took place last weekend in Topeka, Indiana.
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Amish retreat leader Sam Shetler has again been denied bond — with the judge finding that the danger to witnesses and alleged victims cannot be addressed by any conditions of release.
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In today’s guest post, Fred Hendricks shares a closer look at Weaver Wagons, an Ohio Amish-owned wagon and carriage business.
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Another tragic farm accident in Amish Country.
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Two people were killed and several others seriously hurt Sunday afternoon when a pickup truck and an Amish buggy collided in the town of Canton in St.
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Adding another layer to the ongoing measles story, Amish parents in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania have spoken to local station CBS 21 about their families’ vaccination decisions.
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Ben & Rose are out with a new song, called “Simple Love”.
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I’ll start by saying that I love this week’s home.
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Today we’re back with the follow-up to last week’s piece by Haley Straw, “An Amish Department Store Without Walls.”
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A mother was airlifted with traumatic injuries and five other members of her family were taken to hospitals after a Jeep SUV struck their horse-drawn buggy Saturday in Coffey County, Kansas.
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The Amish-owned Rustic Ridge Variety Store burned to the ground back in April in a community in Lewis County, Missouri.
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An everyday bodily function is being blamed for a crash which has claimed the life of a 37-year-old Amish woman in Monroe County, Wisconsin.
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An Amish family of seven suffered injuries, some of them serious, when a driver rear-ended their buggy Sunday night in Coal County, Oklahoma.
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Martyrs Mirror, a massive tome telling the stories of 16th-century Anabaptist martyrs, along with earlier Christian ones, is one of the most important books in Amish homes.