Frederick had been the owner, operator of Bomberger Automotive. He loved watching Drag Racing, playing pool, and riding his Harley.
James had been employed by J.C. Wentzel & Sons, Rohrer Bus Co., Brenneman’s Furniture, Midway Skate Guard and Carlisle Tire & Rubber.
Carolyn will always be remembered as someone who was very headstrong, hard-working, and very compassionate towards others.
Mary had a heart of gold, helping anyone in whatever capacity she could. She was an avid fan of the Baltimore Orioles watching every televised game.
Bruce loved to read (he was an expert at Wordle), play board games, hunt, fish, and shoot target and shared all those things with his children.
Lois and her late husband owned and operated the Fogelsanger Funeral Home in Shippensburg. She then worked at the Orrstown Bank until her retirement.
Tara was very involved in her children’s soccer activities and loved sitting in the sun on the beach. She worked many years as an administrative assistant.
Aquazha was a graduate of Gettysburg High School with the Class of 2014. She was a homemaker who loved her sons and her family more than anything.
The Shippensburg University baseball team took their first divisional victory of the season over Bloomsburg on Monday. The ending score for the day was 2-0.
The Phoenix split their games at the spring break opener. winning the first game against the Chargers 19-0, but dropping the second game to the
The first finish line is for those who have businesses structured as either a Partnership or S-corporations. Your finish line for the 2021 tax filing
The Franklin County Commissioners have proclaimed March to be Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in Franklin County and are drawing attention to the unlimited potential possessed
Pennsylvania State Police’s Troop H Major Case team is investigating a shooting in Newville Sunday in which one man died and a second was injured.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro and the Forty-Ninth Statewide Investigating Grand Jury today announced charges against John Burkhart, the former Officer in Charge of the Lancaster County Drug Task Force,
This is a special story recognizing the community’s special people — those who go above and beyond the call of duty to make other’s lives better.
Shi was to say the least, very adventurous and embraced what life had to offer. She enjoyed eating delicious food and loved to ride her motorcycle.
Richard worked as a master brick mason at the family business, Lester Hess & Co. He loved and cherished his wife, children and grandchildren.
Penny worked as a bookkeeper in the Gettysburg Area for many years, most recently with the former Green Acres Nursing Home in Gettysburg.
Lois enjoyed spending beautiful days outside, whether it be gardening or simply watching the chickens and squirrels play.
In her early years, Sheila called Florida home. There she created memories and everlasting friendships that were known to her as family.
A homemaker for most of her life, Mrs. Miner enjoyed volunteering for many years in the gift shop at Chambersburg Hospital.
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