Pip liked to go hunting, fishing, and boating in his free time. Also tying flies in teen years. He like to fix things that made him a “Jack of all Trades” around the house.
Amelia was a sweet blessing to her loving parents, brothers, grandparents, and other family members. Her precious memory will be cherished forever.
Wilson College history was made as their No. 2 seed men’s volleyball team (14-12) defeated No. 3 seed Cairn University (11-9) in the United East Men’s Volleyball Championship semifinals in
Kaitlin Calvello of Quakertown, PA, representing Shippensburg University, participated in the first four events of the heptathlon at the Susquehanna River Hawk Multi on a rainy Thursday. Calvello is currently
Noah Bankert and Terrence Steele from Shippensburg University participated in the first half of the decathlon at the Susquehanna River Hawk Multi on a rainy Thursday. In the decathlon “orange”
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Office of Public-Private Partnerships (P3) has announced the opening of its biannual submission period for private sector transportation projects. Interested parties are invited to
Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) introduced a joint resolution in Congress today aiming to set term limits for U.S. legislators. Under the proposed amendment, Senators would be restricted to two six-year
In a significant move to safeguard agricultural land, the Shapiro Administration today announced the allocation of nearly $12 million to acquire development rights for 3,187 acres across 29 farms in
In a show of support for local education and community engagement, the Franklin County, PA, Commissioners have officially declared this week as Public Library Week. This declaration honors the contributions
Keystone Health is now hiring for the position of Dental Sterilization Technician. This role is crucial in ensuring the cleanliness and readiness of dental instruments and equipment, maintaining a safe
“Children are the world’s most valuable resource and its best hope for the future,” said President John F. Kennedy. One Letterkenny Army Depot employee, Jeremy Crouse, Directorate of Supply and
Meritus Health is urging community members to consider the importance of advance directives in managing future health care decisions. An advance directive is a critical tool that enables individuals to
McSherrystown Borough Police, in partnership with local volunteers, will host a Medicine Take Back event to safely dispose of unused, expired, or found medicinal drug items. The event is set
Photos and information obtained from Franklin Fire Company A two-vehicle collision occurred at 1799 Molly Pitcher Highway South around 6 PM yesterday, prompting a swift response from Franklin Fire Company
Deputy Blankenstein of the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office was recognized for her exemplary service at the 24th Annual Victims’ Rights Rally held yesterday. The deputy was honored for her dedication
Photos and information obtained from Hagerstown Police Department The Hagerstown Police Department has reported a series of arrests and criminal incidents that took place over the past month. The arrests
Any views or opinions expressed in this column are of the individual, group, or entity who submitted it and not the publication, owner(s), its advertisers, or affiliates. As I was sitting and resting after
Norman served as Pastor of Maple Grove First Church of God for the past 29 years. He also enjoyed the sport of hunting.
An avid gardener, Mrs. McCleary was also a devoted mother and grandmother who cherished time spent with her family.
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Deed Transfers for 3/12/2025 to 3/18/2025 are public records. These records are in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. Click here to see all deeds recorded between 3/11/2025 to 3/18/2025. To
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Here’s what you can expect weather-wise in Chambersburg and across Franklin County: Today (Friday):Expect a damp and chilly day. Light rain and drizzle will hang around through the afternoon, and
