A member of National Honor Society, Phill graduated from Gettysburg High School in 1965 and earned his B.A. from Millersville University in 1969.
For 18 years Mrs. Null was a nurse in the Radiology Department at the Gettysburg Hospital and later worked at Gettysburg Electric for 3 years.
Cheryl was a woman of many unique talents and creativity. She enjoyed hunting, camping, fishing, and driving the pontoon boat.
Barbara enjoyed nature and walking in the mountain. Some of her favorite hobbies were cooking, baking and tending to her gardens.
Mike was currently employed at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg, PA as a sheet metal supervisor. He had been there for 21 years.
Park worked at Hess Manufacturing for over 20 years. He retired in 1993. Following his retirement, he helped care for his grandchildren.
Mr. Martz worked at Frick Company, Waynesboro, for over 27 years in the foundry department. He later worked for 13 years at Gaumer’s Industries.
Mrs. Woodring served as a caregiver to the elderly for many years. She enjoyed sports of all kinds but especially loved to watch football.
Family was important to Revenna. She loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. They brought her so much joy and laughter.
Buttonwood Nature Center’s spring speaker series, Feathers, Fur & Fins: Wildlife and Water Habitats continues on Thursday, March 13 with “The Beavers at Gettysburg National Park.” Presented by Chris Davis, park biologist
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has joined forces with a bipartisan group of attorneys general from 38 states and territories, calling on Congress to address the escalating issue of organized
In a dominant quarterfinal performance, the Penn State Mont Alto men’s basketball team defeated Penn State Wilkes-Barre 74-52 at Mont Alto, PA. The victory propels Mont Alto into the PSUAC
A coalition of 38 state Attorneys General, led by Attorney General Dave Sunday, has called on Congress to advance legislation aimed at combating the surge in organized retail crime across
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has joined forces with a coalition of 23 attorneys general in a plea to the U.S. Supreme Court to safeguard a vital provision of the
In a commanding performance, the Shippensburg University baseball team defeated Lincoln with a score of 19-1 on Tuesday at Fairchild Field. The game was non-conference. Shippensburg improved its record to
Candi Blessing will go from the cafeteria at Meritus Health to the mountains in Turin, Italy, on March 8. Blessing, 39, of Smithsburg, is a member of Team USA competing
Keystone Pediatric Developmental Center is excited to introduce its newest provider, Occupational Therapist Madelyn Box. A graduate of Elizabethtown College, Madelyn chose the field of occupational therapy for its holistic
Patriot Federal Credit Union is proud to be the first sponsor of the Conococheague Institute’s school programs, contributing $3,000 to support hands-on educational experiences. This sponsorship will help cover costs
The Meritus Health Foundation celebrated a successful evening at their annual Crystal Ball, held to support the organization’s mission of providing top-tier healthcare and medical education in the community. The
A North Carolina woman, Genesis Diane Clippinger, 21, of Rutherfordton, has been formally charged with the unlawful dissemination of intimate images, a misdemeanor offense, following an investigation by the Pennsylvania
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your weather update for today, Wednesday, February 26, 2025, along with a look ahead at the coming week. Today’s Weather: Tomorrow’s Weather (Thursday, February 27):
