Loretta retired from Letterkenny Army Depot after 30 years, she and her husband spent their retirement traveling which they really enjoyed together.
An avid sports fan, Jim followed the Baltimore Orioles, Penn State Football, the Indianapolis Colts, and the Washington Capitals.
Marvin enjoyed traveling to the Smoky Mountains and spending time with friends. He worked at Letterkenny Army Depot for 40 years.
Shirley was a 1954 graduate of Delone Catholic High School. She enjoyed crocheting, genealogy, her garden and puzzles.
Freda was a 1951 graduate of York Springs High School where she was a cheerleader and member of the girls softball team.
William was a hard worker, known for his honesty and always being willing to help when he was asked. He enjoyed spending time with his family.
Craig was known for being talkative, friendly, and welcoming. He had a natural ability to connect with others.
Sara had a strong faith in and love for Jesus Christ and shared the Good Word with family, friends, and everyone she met.
Katie served her country, was an adventurer and explorer, and she inspired others to be better than they could ever be before they met her.
Dr. Lengel spent his professional life in the field of education as both a teach of history and social studies and as an administrator.
John worked for many years at Letterkenny Army Depot. His proudest moment was owning and operating an art gallery with his late wife Marianne.
Young professionals under 40 are invited to attend the upcoming Young Professionals Leadership Seminar, hosted by the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance (CVBA) on March 5. The conference is designed to
Wilson College celebrated the grand opening of its new campus in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, with a ribbon cutting ceremony held on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. The new site marks
Wayne was employed by Fickes Silo Company for many years, until he and his brother purchased the business in 1996 and then became Motter’s Silos.
The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) today approved Pennsylvania’s plan to deliver approximately $711 million in federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) funding that will
Mount Aloysius College conferred degrees upon over 80 graduates during a Winter Commencement ceremony on December 12, 2025 in the College’s Athletic Convocation and Wellness Center. The invocation for the
Sen. Judy Ward (R-30) and Sen. Lisa Boscola (D-18) introduced legislation, Senate Bill 1186, that would protect patient access to pharmacies by establishing a single pharmacy benefit administrator (PBA) model for Pennsylvania’s state-funded
Franklin County is accepting applications for a County Drug and Alcohol Deputy Administrator with the Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol Program. Additional details about the position and application information are available
Benjamin H. Sites has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Education and Training Board. The appointment was made on February 6 by Josh Shapiro.
Two Franklin County middle school students were taken to the hospital Monday after consuming an unknown substance, according to district officials. Zachary Kemp, superintendent of the Tuscarora School District, said
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on Eugene Wieble, who is wanted after walking off from the Work Release Center at the Cumberland County Prison. According to the
The Franklin County Department of Emergency Services has recognized Andrew as its February Employee Spotlight. Andrew was hired in October 2013 and is being recognized for his years of dedicated
The Chambersburg Area School District will hold a committee-of-the-whole board meeting tonight, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will take place in the CASD Administration Building boardroom and will be
Meritus Health Foundation will host the Crystal Ball on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine’s D.M. Bowman Academic Hall. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The
Meritus Health reports its providers are seeing an increase in several common illnesses, including respiratory illnesses such as chest colds, sinus pressure, and coughs, as well as stomach bugs, urinary
Franklin County, Pennsylvania will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with the EPIC Franklin County America250PA Parade on April 18, 2026, in downtown Chambersburg. Join the celebration. Youth groups, Jeep clubs, classic
Shippensburg University junior Gabriel Lewis (Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest (Saint Joseph’s)) was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week, as announced by the league on
Shippensburg University junior Gian Greggo (Pen Argyl, Pa./Pen Argyl) was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, as announced by the league on Monday.
A common question every tax season is: “I only wear this for work—can I deduct it?”For federal tax purposes, the answer is usually no. Under IRS rules, most work clothing
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: 🌤️ Today (Tuesday):Expect more clouds than sunshine with highs
