Joe was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Gettysburg. He owned and operated Feaga Construction Co. in Gettysburg for many years.
Bryan loved spending time with his dogs, Teddy and Kipper. He also enjoyed gardening, caring for his fruit trees, and family trips to their lake house.
Gale enjoyed reading and crocheting. She was an animal lover, especially her cats. She was avid gardener, enjoying her house plants and zinnias.
Bill attended Iron Springs Brethren in Christ Church. He was proud to be a church board member and performed any other jobs to be helpful.
Betty was a member of the First Assembly of God Church, Shippensburg. She was a 1944 graduate of the former Shippensburg High School.
Two-track athletes from Shippensburg University were recognized by PSAC as athletes of the week: Leah Graybill and Eric Kirk. Leah Graybill Shippensburg University’s Leah Graybill (Lititz, Pa./Warwick) was named the
In a press release sent out on January the 25th, F&M Trust announce the following recent hires and promotions: A new Senior Vice President Louis Giustini has been hired as
At a meeting on Monday, January 24, 2022, the Chambersburg Town Council approved a proposed local law, which repeals the local nondiscrimination ordinance. The ordinance was originally adopted by the
Last night the Chambersburg Borough Council voted along party lines in a 7-3 vote to repeal the nondiscrimination ordinance the previous council had adopted in 2021. The ordinance was inclusive
Yesterday, data was released by the PA Department of Health to provide an update of COVID-19 for the week. The Wolf Administration revealed the first part of its initiative to
From a 17-point deficit in the second half on Monday night to tie the score with five seconds left, a Golden Bear free throw with 0.2 seconds left resulted in
Chambersburg native Chesley Patterson, 44, died Sunday in what appears to be a random shooting in Baltimore. Medics responding to the shooting scene rushed him to Johns Hopkins Hospital. He
The IRS just started electronic filing yesterday, so there can’t be any deadlines yet, you may question. Oh yes, there are! And here is who needs to be aware of
Lillie was a member of the Open Door Church in Chambersburg. She owned and operated Lillie Armstrong’s Beauty Shop for over 50 years.
Mary was known and loved for being the driver of Mister Softee’s Ice Cream Truck which she owned and operated for 24 years.
After graduating from Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy, Michael was commissioned as a lieutenant in the US Naval Reserves.
Mrs. Coy and her husband operated the M&N Restaurant for 18 years on Lurgan Avenue in Shippensburg where the fire station presently resides.
Gladys was always active in sports. She also enjoyed gardening, reading, playing bridge, and was quite a jigsaw puzzle enthusiast.
Chambersburg’s four-month-old non-discrimination ordinance died Monday night on a 7-3 repeal vote, the first of 70 PA towns wo do so.
