Gladys R. Horst 1925-2025
Gladys worked at the former Shirt Craft Co., Shippensburg, from 1943 until 1954, but was primarily a homemaker throughout her life.
Gladys worked at the former Shirt Craft Co., Shippensburg, from 1943 until 1954, but was primarily a homemaker throughout her life.
In his free time, Steven enjoyed working on computers and even built a few of his own. He was also an avid Philadelphia Eagles fan and car enthusiast.
Philip was employed as a Heavy Equipment Mobile Mechanic at Letterkenny Army Depot until his retirement.
Danny loved spending time with his grandchildren, “tinkering” in his garage, always working on something for them or with them.
The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) has received an overwhelming number of grant applications for its Solar for Schools program, highlighting a significant demand that exceeds the
Randy was fond of his chickens, ducks and trees. He was knowledgeable of the types of birds and flowers that inhabited the Narrows.
By David Stephen March 10-16 is Brain Awareness Week for 2025. Seeking to solve consciousness is to seek the components [closest to] responsible and how they [might] mechanize consciousness. This
The Manufacturers’ Association and the World Trade Center Harrisburg have joined forces to co-sponsor the 2025 Manufacturing Economic Forecast and Tariff Strategies event on March 19th at the Manufacturers’ Association
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library (AHMFL) has received 50 laptops through the COVID-19 ARPA Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP). This Project was financed in part by a grant from the
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown of Maryland has joined forces with a coalition of 17 attorneys general in an effort to uphold a crucial healthcare right. The group filed an

The Shippensburg University softball team successfully swept a doubleheader against Frostburg State at Robb Field, with final scores of 12-5 and 6-5. During these non-conference games, Shippensburg (8-4) amassed 27
March 15th at 11:00 AM, Dr. Eleanor Isaacson will be speaking at the World War II American Experience Museum. She is the author of “Dancing from Darkness”. Her autobiography reveals
Join us for an evening of soulful tunes with Tresa Day and Joel Newman at Music Makers on Friday, March 14th, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. This talented duo
Representative Jared Solomon, a Democrat from Philadelphia, has introduced legislation aimed at establishing term limits for both Congress and the Supreme Court to ensure government accountability and responsiveness. The proposed
A 24-year-old man, Charles Avedis Hutton, faces multiple charges following an incident at a Sheetz store located at 1508 Cedar Cliff Drive in Lower Allen Township. On March 3, 2025,
The Hagerstown Police Department has opened recruitment for the Fall 2025 Police Academy with substantial incentives for qualified candidates. The upcoming testing day is scheduled for Saturday, March 22nd. Potential
Mrs. Kiser was an active member of Blue Rock Church, Waynesboro and enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her sister – Goldie.
Tim was a gentle spirit who had a gift for storytelling, making every tale he told come alive. His quick wit could bring laughter to any room.
Marilyn played multiple instruments including the harp and clarinet. She also enjoyed painting and had an interest in gemology and jewelry.
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your weather update for Chambersburg and the surrounding areas: Current Conditions: Mostly cloudy, 39°F (4°C) Today’s Forecast (Thursday, March 13): Expect cooler temperatures with a