Tim had been a truck driver, having driven for many company’s including Capital Wentzel, Baylor, Cressler, and Schneider as well as being self employed.
Throughout her life, Dana held various positions, including Licensed Practical Nurse, school nurse, and Master Gardener with Penn State.
Richie loved going to yard sales, drag racing, having cookouts with his family, and classic cars. He also enjoyed working on cars.
Donald loved the outdoors, fishing and hunting, 80’s Rock Music and was a diehard Philadelphia Eagles football fan.
In 1937 Mary graduated from Pottstown High. Her first job was in a local linen mill where she was a secretary and swimsuit model.
Arlene was a dedicated mother to her three daughters. She was a member of Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, where she was a dedicated and active member.
A lady with a giving heart, Elaine did volunteer work as a driver for the Franklin County Meals on Wheels for a number of years.
Kenny worked in construction for the majority of his life, most recently as a mason, for the Witmer Group of Mt. Joy, for the past fourteen years.
A Cumberland County resident has been charged with assault after a disturbing incident involving a 12-year-old girl. According to a Pennsylvania State Police press release, Derrick Brinton, 34, from Newville,
Chambersburg Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance following a hit and run accident in the parking lot of the Giant store located at 993 Wayne Avenue. The incident occurred
Franklin County authorities are actively seeking Heather Marie Dell, 48, after she allegedly removed her electronic monitoring device and fled her residence. Dell, described as a white female with brown
The public is urged to be aware of several recent product recalls due to health risks: Consumers who have purchased these products are advised to stop using them immediately and
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued multiple safety recall alerts for several vehicle models due to identified safety risks that could potentially lead to injury or death
UPCOMING WEBINARS AND EVENTS: Penn State Extension is pleased to continue to provide quality education via a wide variety of webinars and recordings. If you have difficulty registering online for
Submitted By: Quinn Martin, Penn State Extension 4-H Youth Educator Franklin County 4-H members enrolled in market goat, lamb, and pig projects have spent a great deal of time working
On Sunday afternoon, a train derailment occurred in Hagerstown, with nine cars reported to have left the tracks. The incident took place around 1:35 p.m. near the 300 block of
In a tragic incident early Monday morning, 25-year-old Sierra Hockley of Gardners lost her life in a vehicular accident. The crash occurred at approximately 2:46 a.m. on the Carlisle Pike
35-year-old Dennis Weaver was convicted on charges of Indecent Assault of a Child and Corruption of Minors after a two-day trial presided over by Judge Albert H. Masland. The verdict
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, numerous residents from Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, and Erie counties were arrested on Tuesday afternoon for violating federal drug laws, money laundering, and illegal
The WVJC School of Nursing is excited to announce its educational partnership in WVU Medicine’s Aspiring Nurse Program at Berkeley Medical Center in Martinsburg, and Jefferson Medical Center in Ranson,
Shippensburg University’s head cross country coach, Steve Spence, has announced the recruitment of five Pennsylvania-based student-athletes for the men’s team. The new recruits, including four freshmen and one sophomore transfer,
U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), alongside a bipartisan group of congressional members, has formally requested President Joe Biden to grant a major disaster declaration for Pennsylvania. This appeal, backed by
The Mechanicsburg Area Community Foundation (MACF) announced that $67,702 in grant funds have been awarded to 12 Franklin County area nonprofit organizations through competitive grant opportunities. Awarded projects will commence
The Shapiro Administration has announced that Pennsylvania has secured $915,758 in federal funds designated for enhancing the state’s specialty crops sector. This funding is part of a broader initiative under
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced that all its driver license and photo centers, including the full-service center in Harrisburg, will be closed from Saturday, August 31, 2024,
Elevate your home cooking with this Grilled Tomahawk Steak recipe, a luxurious and visually stunning dish that’s sure to impress at any gathering. This recipe guides you through the simple
Shippensburg University’s head cross country coach, Steve Spence, has announced the recruitment of eight female student-athletes from Pennsylvania for the 2024 season. These first-year runners are: These athletes are set
Today’s Weather (August 26, 2024):Expect a mostly sunny day with a high near 89°F. There’s a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, particularly between 2 PM and
