Sharon P. Dinterman 1936-2025
Sharon received her Master’s Degree in teaching and went on to work for the Chambersburg Area School District until her retirement in 1997.
Sharon received her Master’s Degree in teaching and went on to work for the Chambersburg Area School District until her retirement in 1997.
Bill was employed as a machinist for TB Woods, Chambersburg and for Mack Truck, Hagerstown, MD. He retired from Mack Truck in 2004.
Mrs. Lambert worked as a hairdresser as well as a bus driver. She loved showing horses and swimming.
Along with her husband, Suvilla owned and operated Quality Grinding and Polishing in Gettysburg. A company involved with metal finishing.
Betty loved spending time with her family and especially enjoyed attending her grandchildren’s sporting events and activities.
Faye found community by sitting on the sidewalk bench, introducing herself to the many people who would pass by.
Not Ashamed of the Gospel The Apostle Paul’s life serves as a powerful testimony of unwavering faith. In Romans 1:16, he declared, “I am not ashamed of the gospel of
Gerald enjoyed restoring old furniture, but most of all, he loved being a jokester and loved to tease with his sense of humor.
Mr. Stuller was currently employed as a mechanic at United Rentals, Frederick, MD. He had been with the company for 25 years.
Janie was a member of Newburg First Church of God. She worked as a banker for M&T Bank in Shippensburg for 44 years.
Jerre enjoyed decorating, knitting, Orioles baseball and spending time with her family, especially her grandson and great grandchildren.
Photos and information obtained from Franklin Fire Company Franklin Fire Company responded to two separate incidents Monday morning in Greene Township and Chambersburg. At 8 a.m., crews were dispatched to
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Chambersburg Community Theatre will present Dracula as the next main stage production of its 71st season. Performances are scheduled for October 24–26 at the Capitol Theatre Main Stage. On Saturday,
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has released its Franklin County maintenance schedule for the week of September 15–19. Work will include pipe replacement, pipe flushing, and shoulder cutting across
The Chambersburg Area School District (CASD) reminds families that student absence excuses can be submitted through the Sapphire Portal or by email, in addition to providing written notes. More information
Meritus Health provides walk-in pediatric care for non-emergency illnesses and injuries through its After Hours Pediatrics service. Conditions treated include sore throats, earaches, sprains, and mild asthma flare-ups. The service
Photo and information obtained from FAYETTEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department Squad 7 responded to a vehicle accident in the 4500 block of Lincoln Way East near Maria
Photos and information obtained from M M P & W Volunteer Fire Company On Sunday, September 14, 2025, at 2:12 p.m., the MMP&W Volunteer Fire Company (Company 9) was dispatched

The No. 4 Shippensburg University field hockey team defeated No. 2 Saint Anselm, 4-0, on Sunday at Widener University. It was SU’s third shutout in four games this season. Shippensburg
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: 🌤 Today — Monday ☀️ Tomorrow — Tuesday 📆