On 02/15/26 at 0240 hours CPD responded to a report of a theft from motor vehicle in the 300 block of S Fourth St. The suspect in this case stole a wallet
Patsy enjoyed reading, sewing, making flowering arrangements, going to yard sales, and spending time with her family and friends.
Robert taught his wonderful 5th grade students for 30 years at Middleburg Elementary School for whom he cared very deeply.
After retiring from The Patriot News, Ed finished his career at Ziegler Brothers in Gardners -where he held various positions.
On February 28, 2026, police responded to the 200 block of West Main Street for a report of criminal mischief. An unknown male was captured on security camera pushing over
Patriot Federal Credit Union recently highlighted Eric Foreman as part of its Meet-the-Team series. Foreman serves as Patriot’s Executive Vice President of Business Lending. In this role, he supports local
The Franklin County Area Agency on Aging will offer a free six-week Chronic Disease Self-Management Program beginning Monday, March 30, at the Tuscarora Senior Activity Center. The program will be
Born June 29, 1954 in Waynesboro, PA Michael was the son of the late Eugene and Lorraine (Forney) Barnhart.
Following graduation Bill was employed in the offices of the American Trucking Association in Washington, DC. He was later drafted into the U.S, Army.
A mobile healthcare program launched by Meritus Health during the COVID-19 pandemic has expanded into a full mobile primary care clinic serving Washington County. The program began as Meritus Mobile
Meritus Health announced that Chief Strategy Officer Dave Lehr has been appointed to the Rural Health Transformation Committee under the Maryland Department of Health. The committee focuses on planning critical
Michael was a Classics scholar and became Professor Emeritus after teaching at Mt. St. Mary’s University for many years.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation(PennDOT) invested nearly $460.8 million to help municipalities across the Commonwealth maintain their roads and bridges. These investments, which are funded by state gas tax revenues, help
Heidi was a devoted wife, a loving mother, and a grandmother who delighted in every milestone, story, and hug. Her greatest pride was her family.
The Protective Services program at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center hosted Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) State Forest Officer Amanda Rabinstine. State Forest Officers are commissioned
Franklin County is accepting applications for its 2026 Nursing Scholarship program. Up to six one-time scholarships of $2,500 may be awarded to Franklin County high school seniors pursuing a career
Don worked in agriculture all his life, primarily for Wayne Feeds and eventually retired from Martin’s Elevator in Hagerstown, MD.
The Franklin County Commissioners presented a citation Tuesday to Mike Ross, president of the Franklin County Area Development Corporation (FCADC), recognizing the organization’s 40th anniversary. The citation was presented during
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is promoting the New Driver Work Zone Safety Program, a free virtual course designed to teach drivers how to safely navigate roadway work zones.
A 60-year-old man from Greencastle has been reported missing after leaving his home around midnight on March 4. Ronald “Bill” Sease, 60, was last seen in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. He is
Brook Lane is offering a free Youth Mental Health First Aid course designed to help adults support young people experiencing mental health challenges. The course will cover signs and symptoms
Wilson College will host its annual Creative Writing Colloquium on Saturday, March 14. The event will include workshops, readings, and conversations focused on creative writing. Alicia Drumgoole, novelist and Associate
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce will host an Eggs & Issues breakfast event on Friday at the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine’s DM Bowman Academic Hall. During the event,
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents that colorectal cancer screening can save lives and encourages adults ages 45 to 75 to get screened regularly. Health officials say screening
A member of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office visited a local school on Wednesday as part of National Read Across America. Corporal Derek Briggs read to students at Saint Thomas
WellSpan Health is inviting community members to participate in The Gene Health Project, a community health research program focused on genetic factors that may influence a person’s health. The project
Downtown Chambersburg Inc. (DCI) has appointed Angie Allaire as executive director, effective March 2. A resident of Waynesboro and a Franklin County small business owner with her husband Tim Young,
Shippensburg University head men’s and women’s swimming coach Tim Verge has announced he will retire effective June 30. Verge coached the swimming teams at his alma mater for 27 seasons.
Notice is hereby given that the Chambersburg Area Municipal Authority will meet to review and discuss the items below on THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers
The Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter would like to thank participants and sponsors of the Cabin Fever Music Fest which raised $15,000 for the shelter on February 21. The funds will
Shippensburg University juniors Gabriel Lewis and Gian Greggo have been selected to compete at the 2026 NCAA Division II Men’s Indoor Track & Field Championships. The championships will take place
Shippensburg University junior Sarah Sabocsik was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division Softball Co-Athlete of the Week on Tuesday. Sabocsik helped lead Shippensburg to a 3-1 weekend
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: Today – Wednesday Periods of rain are expected throughout
