Mr. Taylor worked at the family business of Waynesboro Builders Supply/Servistar, where he held various positions throughout the years.
Barb had worked as a custodian, and a baker and she and her husband owned and operated Ron & Barbs In Season Restaurant in Highspire.
Matt was most recently employed as an associate of Lowes and had been self-employed, running Werner Home Improvements.
Eric enjoyed hunting, fishing, cutting firewood, cooking and feeding birds in his backyard. He was a member of the Gettysburg United Methodist Church.
Sam was known as loving, kind-hearted, hardworking, strong-willed, a great provider, determined man with compassion and generosity to match.
Woody worked in agricultural sales most of his life, including Maugansville Elevator, White Oak Mills, and Martin’s Elevator.
DaRue was a faithful and active member of St. James AME Church, Chambersburg where she was the pianist for over 60 years.
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced that more than 100,000 Pennsylvania Money Match checks totaling nearly $23 million have been printed, stamped and are being mailed across the state. According to
Kaylee Ramirez-Ramirez, a cosmetology student at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center, earned 1,250 hours earlier this month. The 1,250-hour mark is the required number of hours for the
The Franklin County Career and Technology Center has recognized Abi Davis, a junior in the Workforce Development Program, for becoming the first CareerTech student to successfully complete the Dairy Leaders
President Judge Shawn D. Meyers of the Court of Common Pleas for the 39th Judicial District is inviting students in public, private, charter, cyber-charter, and home school settings in Franklin
Photo and information obtained from Hagerstown Fire Department The Hagerstown Fire Department said it plans to canvass the West Irvin Street neighborhood around Kasinof Avenue on Saturday between 10 a.m.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding motorists to watch for motorcycles as spring begins and more riders return to the roads. NHTSA said drivers should stay alert as
Earl worked as a letter carrier for the United States Postal Service from 1949-1979. He enjoyed reading, music, walking, and all types of sports.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is encouraging residents to take part in the digital survey for the 2026 State of the Woman Report. According to PennDOT, the report is intended
Cumberland County commissioners have proclaimed March as American Red Cross Month in Cumberland County, recognizing the work of the American Red Cross Greater Pennsylvania’s Central Pennsylvania Chapter. Since July 1,
Born November 25, 1994, in Brooklyn, New York, Kyle was baptized in the Methodist faith. He enjoyed playing basketball.
Susan embraced her role as a homemaker with care and devotion, creating a warm and welcoming home for those she loved.
For many years, Joann worked at Rice Fruit Company as a bookkeeper. In her later years she worked for Dr. Tina McBeth also as a bookkeeper.
Photo and information obtained from Carlisle Fire & Rescue Services Carlisle Fire & Rescue Services responded to a reported stove fire at 11:36 a.m. on March 25 in the 700
Born on January 3, 1936, in Shippensburg, Catherrine lived a life marked by love, resilience, and dedication to her craft.
Bo worked as a heavy equipment operator for D.L. George and Sons and G.A.F. (The Grit Mill). He retired in 2011.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that PennDOT maintenance crews in Franklin County are scheduled to clean up litter along Interstate 81 from the Maryland state line to
The last phase of the book drive for the 40th Annual Friends of Legal Services Book Sale will run through Sunday, April 5. Book donation boxes are available at the
Commerce Street in Hamilton Township and the Borough of Chambersburg will close to through traffic beginning Wednesday, April 1, 2026, for a sewer main replacement project. The closure will be
A patient recently returned to WellSpan Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine in York to personally deliver a handcrafted wooden nameplate to Lindsey Hofstrand, an advanced practice provider, as a thank you
Meritus Health said its MeritusNow providers are seeing more patients this week with sore throats, coughs, sinus issues, strep and COVID cases. The health system encouraged people who are feeling
U.S. Senators Dave McCormick (R-PA) and John Fetterman (D-PA) today introduced the Endless Mountains National Heritage Area Act to designate Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains region as a National Heritage Area (NHA), a long-sought
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: Chambersburg and the rest of Franklin County are looking
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