Lee B. Hartman 1935-2026
After his retirement from PennDOT, Lee started and operated a construction company in the Adams County area for many years.
After his retirement from PennDOT, Lee started and operated a construction company in the Adams County area for many years.
Susie was a lifelong resident of the Gettysburg area who took great pride in her family, her community, and the simple beauty of everyday life.
Helen enjoyed the outdoors, watching humming birds in her back yard, walking, gardening, planting flowers, and weeding.
Glen was born on June 28, 1961, in Chambersburg, PA, the son of the late Webster Sr. and Cecil Custer Snyder.
A farm girl at heart, Carolyn loved country music, dancing, flower gardening, birdwatching and going fishing at Assateague Island.
Mrs. Wagaman worked at Stanley Company, Nichols Discount City and TB Woods. She also did private in-home cleaning until the age of 80.
Born June 12, 1940, in Six Mile Run, PA, Patty was the daughter of the late Willis and Nancy (Rose) Weyandt. She loved gardening and yard sale’ing.
On 03/22/26, CPD officers responded to the 100 block of Eisenhower Drive for a reported Hit and Run. The victim reported that a white sprinter van struck her mailbox and
Students in the HVAC program at Franklin County Career and Technology Center recently completed prep and power work for the installation of new mini-split systems in the Engineering Tech and
Gary was a prankster and loved practical jokes. His easy acceptance of people and life’s challenges left lasting impressions with people he met and touched.
Dixie found great joy in life’s simple pleasures. She deeply loved animals and cherished the many cats and dogs that she cared for over the years.
Franklin County Commissioners are reminding residents that the county’s annual mosquito surveillance and control efforts will begin April 1 and continue through late September. The work will take place in
Chuck was an engineer in the truest sense — not just by profession, but by nature. He could fix anything that broke and build anything that needed building
As the final quarter of the school year begins, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers to slow down and stay alert in school zones. NHTSA urged motorists
Cumberland County is seeking a board member to serve on its Solid Waste Advisory Committee. According to the county, the committee provides Cumberland County with technical expertise, guidance and community
Hagerstown Community College has opened registration for its summer and fall 2026 credit classes. The college is encouraging students to register early for the best course selection. More information is
Meritus Health recognized Doctors’ Day by thanking physicians across Meritus Health and Brook Lane for their work caring for patients and families in the community. In its message, Meritus Health
Keystone Health will hold a free car seat check event on Thursday, April 2, at 830 Fifth Avenue. No pre-registration is required. Attendees are asked to check in with staff
Any views or opinions expressed in this column are of the individual, group, or entity who submitted it and not the publication, owner(s), its advertisers, or affiliates. By David Stephen Problematic technology use is
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued multiple new vehicle recalls affecting Ford, Lincoln, Lexus, Toyota, Chevrolet, GMC, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Kia, and Bentley models. Ford Motor Company issued Recall
Patriot Federal Credit Union announced that its branches participated in a Jeans Day fundraiser benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County PA. According to the credit union, the fundraiser supported
Meritus Health announced that Chikezie Eseonu, M.D., medical director of neurosurgery, has published new research in Operative Neurosurgery, with the paper featured as a cover story in the journal’s April

The Shippensburg University baseball team lost both games of a PSAC Eastern Division doubleheader at Bloomsburg on Sunday, falling 5-4 and 10-8. Shippensburg is now 17-10 overall and 4-4 in
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: Chambersburg is starting the week with mild temperatures and