The best type of income is tax-free income. Ordinarily, any rental income you receive is taxable. However, there is one little known exception that can
Starting in June, households across Pennsylvania will see “sharp increases in energy costs” – dramatically so for some, unless they use less energy to avoid
WellSpan Chambersburg Hospital has received the top ranking of all hospitals in Pennsylvania for critical care, according to a new analysis released by Healthgrades, the
Do you know where your polling place is located? Are you still considered an active voter? If you are not sure, you can now check
A Chambersburg man has succumbed to injuries he received in a crash in Guilford Township last week, according to Pennsylvania State Police. Joseph T. Wible,
Bill was an avid sports fan, his favorites were the New York Yankees, Cleveland Browns, Notre Dame football, “The King” Richard Petty and Tom Watson.
Brian enjoyed fishing, playing card games and spending time with kids. He was a lifelong resident of the Waynesboro area.
Mr. Wible retired from T. B. Woods Sons, Inc. in Chambersburg. He enjoyed collecting clocks; watching old movies; and going to yard sales.
Firefighters from Marion, Fayetteville and Chambersburg successfully stopped the spread of a house fire Sunday in the 2900 block of Molly Pitcher Highway. The fire call for “smoke inside” the home went out at 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
On Monday, the Tigers(9-6) hosted the first place Warriors of Everett today in a pair of ICC games and dropped two close games by scores
This Monday, the Shippensburg University softball team earned the Atlantic Region’s No. 6 seed in the 2022 NCAA Division II Softball Championships. They will be
Hannah Marsteller a junior at the Shippensburg University was named Monday to the Schutt Sports/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division II Player and Pitcher of the
On Monday the Shippensburg University softball team earned the Atlantic Region’s No. 6 seed in the 2022 NCAA Division II Softball Championships and will serve
The Franklin County Historical Society is excited to announce a new temporary exhibit, “This is Their Story: African American Community History of Chambersburg”, curated by Shippensburg University student Madison Groninger. The exhibit focuses on local Black veterans and outstanding women and their oral histories. The exhibit is based on the book, “An All American Town: An Oral History of the African American Community of Franklin County, PA” by historian C. Bernard Ruffin III. The exhibit may be viewed at The Franklin County Historical Society, 175 East King Street, Chambersburg, PA 17201. It will be on display until August 31, 2022. READ: Franklin County Honors Former First Lady Information The Society can by visiting franklinhistorical.org. This exhibit is free and open to the public. Contact: Jenny Shifler ophistory@pa.net 717-264-1667
The Franklin County Free Press is your local news website. We provide you with the latest breaking news and videos straight from Franklin County PA.
The Franklin County Free Press is a Neil Publishing, LLC. publication. Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the individual, group, or entity who submitted it and not the publication, owner(s), its advertisers, or affiliates. Our publication is open to the public to weigh in on matters of public interest.
Call or Text: (717) 660-7653 Email: info@fcfreepress.com