Canceled Football Season, Road Rage Killing Resolved: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — With a hazing investigation continuing, the Cheltenham School District won't be playing high school football next season.

Meanwhile, a road rage killing was resolved after eight years.

This is a summary of some of the stories that made news in eastern Montgomery County this past week:

Cheltenham Cancels 2026 High School Football Season

The Cheltenham School District will cancel its varsity and junior varsity high school football seasons this year. (Read More)

Man Charged In Cheltenham Road Rage Killing

A Philadelphia man has been charged in the 2018 fatal shooting of a 29-year-old woman during a road rage incident in Cheltenham Township, authorities said. (Read More)

SPS Technologies Breaks Ground On Building

Fifteen months after a massive fire destroyed its building, SPS Technologies has broken ground on a new facility. (Read More)

Eastern Montco Road Closing For Construction

PennDOT plans to close a key road in the region next month for an intersection reconstruction project. (Read More)

Deputy Police Chief Retires In Horsham

Horsham Township said goodbye on Friday to Deputy Police Chief Adam Dunning. After 27 years of dedicated service, Dunning turned in his badge and retired. (Read More)