Heart of the Holiday adds another dimension to an event that has become a holiday staple in Franklin County — the Franklin County Festival of
PSUMA volleyball captures a National Championship title. In a season full of new accomplishments, the Penn State Mont Alto volleyball team added one more to
Tish was a lifelong resident of the Waynesboro area and graduated from Waynesboro Area Senior High School with the Class of 1998.
George worked at the Gettysburg Shoe factory. But for most of his career he was a foreman or supervisor for several paving companies.
Corey Starliper is D.L. Martin Company‘s Employee of the Month for October. Corey is a Maintenance Technician who lives in Mercersburg and has been with the company for 6 years. His supervisor, Doug
Len worked as a driver for the Bedford/Fulton Area on Aging. Len enjoyed working on cars, hunting, and telling jokes and stories to his family.
Mr. Boyer graduated from William Penn High School, York, PA, with the class of 1939. He enjoyed salt water fishing on the bay and the ocean.
Beverly enjoyed singing, sewing, quilting and canning. She made her own clothes and her children’s clothes for many years.
Norman was born on July 19, 1943, He was a self-employed roofer, collected tractors and loved his puppies, CoCo and Bear.
Ron was a volunteer with American Red Cross and at the Snack Bar at Chambersburg Hospital for a number of years.
Robert was employed as a mechanic at Knouse Foods in Chambersburg. He enjoyed fixing things around the house and playing with his grandchildren.
The #2 SU field hockey team defeated Mercyhurst, 5-0, securing the No. 2 seed in a PSAC Conference matchup on Saturday afternoon at Saxon Stadium.
Shippensburg University football team played the role of spoiler in a wild overtime victory over Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division opponent Gannon in its regular season finale Saturday at McConnell Family Stadium, 35-28.
The Franklin County Public Defender’s Office is now located in the county’s historic courthouse at 2 N. Main St., Chambersburg.
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