Earl William Zook 1936-2024
Earl retired from J. Schoenamon, The Stanley Company, after working in the shipping and receiving department for over 30 years.
Earl retired from J. Schoenamon, The Stanley Company, after working in the shipping and receiving department for over 30 years.
Loretta had many wonderful experiences vacationing with her family, especially at the shore, which was her relaxation.
Mr. Brizzee was a school bus driver for a number of years, drove the Hagerstown city trolley for a time and also had his own limo service.
Mrs. Scott attended Otterbein Church, Waynesboro and was a member of the Red Hat Society. She enjoyed spending time with the grandchildren and watching old Westerns.
John cherished spending time with his large, close-knit family, passing on his love of running and the natural world to his children and grandchildren.
Born on March 9, 1963 in Lancaster, PA, a daughter of the late Christian and Katie Allgyer Fisher. Esther was a member of the Old Order Amish Church.
A new traffic control route was developed by the Borough to better manage vehicle and pedestrian traffic during special events that close Main Street and Lincoln Way in Downtown Chambersburg.
U.S. Senator Bob Casey announced that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) has approved $149,739,802 in funding for water and sewage infrastructure projects across seven counties in Pennsylvania. These projects,
Patriot Federal Credit Union has announced a rescheduled Shred Day event at its Robinwood Branch in Hagerstown, MD. The previous event was canceled due to a scheduling issue with the
Written by: Chris Moyer The USS Shark will forever be associated with one of the worst tragedies of World War II: the sinking of the Japanese hell ship, Arisan Maru.
If you are planning to vote in the upcoming November election and are not yet registered, Monday, Oct. 21, is the final day to do so. Voter registration can be
The Pennsylvania Treasury Department has achieved a historic milestone, returning over $500 million in unclaimed property to residents for two consecutive fiscal years. Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced that $505.7 million

U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) has released a report detailing the closure of the Charleroi Pyrex glassware factory, a 132-year-old glass manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania. The report accuses the private
The Maryland Attorney General, Anthony G. Brown, has announced that the Circuit Court for Baltimore County has awarded the state $425,940.54 in damages against Komfort & Kare LLC, its former
Work is currently underway at the Greyhound Athletics stadium, with visible progress on both the home and away bleachers. New photos reveal the structure of the bleachers beginning to take
Cecil collected stamps and coins. He also hunted on the side a bit. However, the true love of his life, he spent most of his spare time with his family.
A vehicle fire has occurred on I-81 northbound, approximately 2.1 miles north of Exit 29 (PA 174 – King Street). As a result, there is a lane restriction in place.
Habitat For Humanity and St John’s United Church of Christ have partnered together again to host a used book sale to benefit Habitat’s housing ministry. Over 30,000 books, puzzles, games,
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Photo and information obtained from New Franklin Volunteer Fire Department Company 17 of the New Franklin Volunteer Fire Department was alerted to a situation on Wayne Road (Rt. 316), where
Wilson College has introduced three new academic programs for the 2024 academic year, aimed at addressing growing job market demands. Two of the programs, Cybersecurity and Computer Science, are available
The 2024 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) shows that tobacco product use among U.S. middle and high school students has dropped to the lowest level in 25 years. This decline
Today’s Forecast (October 18, 2024):Expect partly cloudy skies with a high around 64°F. Winds will be light at 5 to 10 mph, making it a pleasant fall day. Overnight, temperatures
I am 40 years old, times two. I have lived a life that some people might think is charmed, while others closer to me understand how and why my life