Amy B. Headley 1937-2026
March 20, 2026 No Comments
Born on June 28, 1937, Amy was an Executive Secretary at the Fulton County Medical Center until she retired in 2010.
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Born on June 28, 1937, Amy was an Executive Secretary at the Fulton County Medical Center until she retired in 2010.
Shirley enjoyed creating oil paintings, music, and antiques. She was strong in her faith and adored her grandchildren.
Justin was a man who found joy in the simple pleasures of life. He was an avid Miami Dolphins fan, a passion that brought him endless excitement.
After discovering his love for trucking, Roy and his children, Travis and Danielle, created their own company, “Kline Rd Trucking.”
Louise spent most of her career employed by the Chambersburg Area School District as a secretary at Marion Elementary School.
WellSpan Health hosted a Brain Injury Awareness Art Show this week at WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital. According to WellSpan, the event brought community members together to reflect on healing,
WellSpan Health announced on Match Day that it is welcoming its newest residents and fellows. According to WellSpan, the new residents and fellows will train alongside WellSpan teams in the
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is encouraging residents to search for unclaimed property this spring. According to Treasury, individuals, businesses and organizations with names that include the words Rose, Tulip, Daisy,
CareerTech said Kiskaddon is a Workforce Development and CMS senior completing her Cooperative Education experience at S & J Farms LLC. According to CareerTech, Kiskaddon helps with daily farm operations.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is reminding residents to review the state’s Micromobility Information Sheet to understand the laws for different types of devices used on Pennsylvania roads and sidewalks.
Photo and information obtained from Franklin County Sheriff’s Office The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of Henry Jimenez-Hernandez, who was wanted in Harris County, Texas, on allegations of
Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Route 174 Roadside Market in Cumberland County, one of 54 small Pennsylvania businesses supported through the Department of Agriculture’s Very Small Meat and Poultry Processor
Mike Ross, president of the Franklin County Area Development Corporation, testified Tuesday, March 17, before the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Policy Committee at the invitation of State Rep. Chad Reichard,
State Rep. Rob Kauffman said he toured Occupational Services, Inc. in Chambersburg with Reps. Topper, Irvin and Reichard. According to Kauffman, Occupational Services, Inc. works with individuals with disabilities and
Patriot Federal Credit Union recently attended Shippensburg Career Day & Job Fair and James Buchanan High School’s College & Career Day. During the events, Patriot team members connected with students,
Seventy tourism partners and community supporters filled the Great Room of the Franklin County 11/30 Visitors Center for the annual Tourism Brunch—a lively celebration of a standout 2025 and the
The Franklin County Visitors Bureau (FCVB) celebrates the newest recipient of the Community Impact Award, the Franklin County Fair during the St. Patrick’s Day Spotlight on Tourism Brunch. Hosted at
The Franklin County Visitor’s Bureau brought tourism partners, local businesses, organizations and community members together on March 17th for the St. Patrick’s Day Spotlight on Tourism Brunch. Held at the
Colorectal cancer, once considered a disease primarily affecting adults over 50, is increasingly being diagnosed in younger people, raising concern among physicians and public health experts. Incidence rates among adults
The Shippensburg University tennis team concluded its Florida trip Thursday with a 7-0 loss to No. 31 Angelo State in a neutral-site match at the USTA National Campus in Orlando.
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: Friday will be mild across Chambersburg and Franklin County,
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