Mike enjoyed rock music and rock concerts, riding his Harley motorcycles, and building model rockets. He was a craftsman woodworker.
Tim was a truck driver and worked for 13 years at Ryder-PIE, 15 years at JB Hunt, and he retired from Fed Ex in 2012 following four years of service.
Freda enjoyed bingo and hunting. She was last employed at United Steel Products, East Stroudsburg, PA.
Janet was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Newville, and had worked there as a cleaning lady for 28 years.
Deb worked as a planner for DHL. She enjoyed driving her Jeep in the mountain and taking pictures of sunsets and nature.
Pat was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 232, Spring Run. Her family fondly remembers her as a loving wife and a wonderful homemaker.
Marquita’s gifts were many—a devoted homemaker, a skilled seamstress, a wise Sunday School teacher, a faithful gardener, and a master of needlework.
Over the course of 30+ years as an educator Liane taught with compassion, inspired curiosity and left an indelible mark on generations of students.
Polly loved her children and grandchildren. She enjoyed having lunch with her classmates and many dear friends.
Patricia was an administrative assistant in the healthcare industry. She liked to read, go to the beach and collect elephants and snowmen.
Tim enjoyed gardening, tending to his fruit trees and bushes, riding motorcycles, being around his beloved cats, and spending time with his family.
Shirley loved to quilt, knit and read. She was a teacher for the Northern York County School District, where she taught kindergarten, for many years.
Patricia was a loving and devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. She loved playing bingo, bowling and crafting.
Pennsylvanians with intellectual and developmental disabilities joined advocates at the state Capitol on Monday to oppose proposed federal Medicaid spending cuts. The group emphasized the importance of home and community-based
A bill aimed at reforming the funding structure of Pennsylvania’s public cyber charter schools has passed the House Education Committee in a 14-12 party-line vote. House Bill 1500 would establish
Meritus Health is currently hiring for two positions: Medical Assistant – Orthopedics and Behavioral Specialist – Frederick. The Medical Assistant role supports orthopedic care, while the Behavioral Specialist position focuses
Photo and information obtained from West End Fire & Rescue Company Andrew Olds, a firefighter and paramedic with Howard County, Maryland, has officially started training at the fire academy in
A free fraud prevention program for seniors and retirees, known as $cam Jam, will take place on Wednesday, June 25, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kauffman Ruritan
Chambersburg Community Theatre is offering an “Auditions 101 Workshop” for young performers. The workshop is designed to help children who are new to the stage or looking to improve their
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office has announced the addition of two new deputies. Deputy Romina Sandoval joins the department with more than six years of combined military and law enforcement
A Pennsylvania House committee has advanced legislation requiring 35% of the state’s electricity to come from renewable sources within the next decade. The bill, known as the Pennsylvania Reliable Energy
Saturday, June 14, 2025, the Greater Waynesboro PA Area Appalachian Trail Community returns! Providing opportunities for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds to learn more about the Trail in
Patriot Federal Credit Union has spotlighted Marcos, Branch Manager at its Lincoln Way East Office, as part of its Meet-the-Team Tuesday feature. Marcos has worked with the credit union for
The Franklin County Fair will hold its 2025 Fair Royalty Contests on Monday, July 7, at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. The event schedule includes: Contestants will compete for the titles
Downtown Chambersburg Inc. is thrilled to announce the official start of sitework construction on the highly anticipated Spring Street Amphitheater, a transformative public venue located at 59 Lincoln Way West
Summer is a season for lemonade stands, internships, mowing lawns, and picking up part-time hours to make some extra cash. For teenagers and college students, those first paychecks represent more
Franklin County Visitors Bureau is hosting a WhoDunit Lunch & Learn with local author and storyteller Stephen Holoviak on June 12, 11:30 AM to 1 PM, to celebrate the release
Shippensburg University head swimming coach Tim Verge has announced the addition of seven student-athletes to the Raider women’s swim team for the upcoming 2025 season. The class includes five swimmers
Shippensburg University men’s swimming coach Tim Verge has announced the addition of six student-athletes to the program for the upcoming 2025-26 season. The new recruits hail from Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and
Every three years, when the Greencastle-Antrim community celebrates Old Home Week, it maintains a tradition which dates back to 1902 (when it was first known as the Old Boys Reunion).
Today, the Republican Party of Pennsylvania officially launched a statewide voter registration competition aimed at building grassroots momentum and flipping Pennsylvania from a Democrat to Republican voter registration majority. Running
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather forecast to help you plan your day and week ahead: 🌤️ Today – Tuesday, May 27 Expect mostly cloudy skies throughout the
