Keystone College defeated the Wilson College men’s soccer team in conference action Saturday., even though the Phoenix scored first and early.
The Defenders fell to Chambersburg’s Phoenix volleyball team this weekend in a Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) match at Clarks Summit University.
CADC’s 2020 total assets sit at $15.9 million, Christian told members and the community at its 61st Annual Business Luncheon.
A tri-meet at West Chester saw the Raiders defeat Southern Connecticut State but lose to the Golden Rams at Graham Natatorium.
SU swimming season started with split at West Chester as the Raiders defeated Southern Connecticut then fell to the host Golden Rams on Friday
Ron loved his family greatly. In his free time he enjoyed camping, going on long drives, and playing card and board games.
Charlotte dedicated her life to making a home for her family. She and her husband enjoyed making and selling crafts and gardening.
Skip began a professional baseball career playing for the Philadelphia A’s triple A baseball team for three years before injuring his shoulder.
PSAC named two SU athletes as the conference’s Athletes of the Week last week. PSAC athletes of the week include SU’s Hayden Hunt and Brycen
Victoria “Mum-Mum” enjoyed her family, spoiling her seven grandchildren, traveling with her husband, camping, fishing and enjoying the outdoors.
Debbie was a beautician for many years, she owned and operated her salon in Needmore, PA and she was a member of Needmore Bible Church in Needmore, PA.
The women’s soccer team hosted Rosemont College where the Phoenix (3-5, 1-1 CSAC) topped the Ravens (0-6, 0-2 CSAC) by a final score of 3-1.
The #1-ranked Shippensburg University field hockey claimed its second PSAC victory, posting a 3-1 win over the Warriors at Whitenight Field.
Steve was a 1973 graduate of Shippensburg Area High School. He worked as a carpet salesman in Chambersburg for the past forty two years.
The community and Shippensburg University’s athletics program is mourning the loss today of retired coach and professor Dr. Donald N. “Donnie” Miller.
Take a look back at Franklin County’s history through news and photos that appeared in local newspapers 25, 50, and 100 years ago on Oct 2nd.
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