Nazi Flag Raised, Road Rage Charges: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —A road rage incident led to charges for a Horsham man. Meanwhile, Whitpain Township officials stated that a Nazi flag was displayed in their community.

These were some of the stories making news this past week in Eastern Montgomery County:

Nazi Flag Display In Montco Called 'Shocking, Offensive'

The display of a Nazi flag appearing in a Montgomery County community is drawing strong statements from local government officials calling it an "abhorrent" demonstration. (Read More)

Horsham Man Charged In Road Rage Fight

A Horsham Township man has been charged in a road rage incident that turned into a fight with another man that started in the Warrington Shopping Center, police said. (Read More)

2 Injured After Truck Trapped Under Montco School Bus

Authorities are investigating a crash in which two people were injured when a pickup truck got trapped under a school bus. The Lower Moreland Township Police Department said the crash happened at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at County Line Road and Buxmont Road. (Read More)

Rooster's Glenside Now Open

Rooster's Glenside has officially opened its doors, replacing the longtime Keswick Tavern. The 3,000-square-foot space features 40 bar seats, 90 dining seats, and 44 seats outside. (Read More)

Jenkintown Police Costs 40% Higher Than Montco Average: Officials

Jenkintown's police department costs are nearly 40 percent higher than the average Montgomery County police department, according to figures provided in a cost analysis study. (Read More)