Jean was the former owner of Stone Meadow Alpacas from 2005 – 2015 and was a founding partner of Blue Mountain Transportation, since 2010.
From 1964 until 1992, Janet worked in civil service with the Federal Government at Fort Richardson, Alaska, Fort Ritchie, Maryland and Heidelberg, Germany.
Don was a member of the Greenvillage Church of God. He was a lover of animals and a proud dairy farmer for over 45 years.
Jake enjoyed amateur radio and had his amateur radio license. He also enjoyed hiking the Appalachian Trail, golfing and camping.
The Franklin County Visitors Bureau welcomes a special visitor to Festival of Trees—Santa Claus. Santa will be at the Franklin County 11/30 Visitors Center on Saturday,
The Franklin County Historical Society will host a holiday historic house tour on Sunday, December 11 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. Guests will travel at their
We are excited this year to add a Christmas coloring contest to our publication that will include some gift bundles from our team for the
Capital RC&D was recently awarded a $73,943 grant from the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Conservation Innovation Grant program to demonstrate new soil carbon monitoring
The Franklin County Commissioners invite residents and stakeholders to share their thoughts and feedback on broadband internet services in the county by answering a brief
Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County is pleased to announce that a lead gift for ‘Women Build’ has been secured from the Chambersburg Area Development
The Shippensburg University men’s basketball team could not slow down homestanding Seton Hill on Tuesday night, dropping an 81-70 decision to the Griffins in non-conference action at
Shippensburg University wrestling got what it needed from the last three matches to overtake Elizabethtown College Tuesday night in a hotly contested dual meet from Thompson Gymnasium,
For the first time ever, Downtown Chambersburg Inc. has been able to bring you Lights at Chambers Fort Park! “We cannot without the support, donation
The Franklin County Commissioners today received the 2023 proposed budget of $170 million, which is comparable to the 2022 revised budget of $168 million. The
The Cumberland County Planning Commission is looking for a college student to serve as a non-voting member for 2023. Students interested in serving must live
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