Bill will be remembered for his love of sports, especially his unwavering support for Penn State and Washington football.
Mr. Palmer was a longtime employee of Grove Manufacturing where he worked as a computer programmer.
Mike was known for his strong work ethic, his willingness to lend a hand, and his ability to fix just about anything.
Born June 16th, 1951, Allan would go on to marry the love of his life, Carolyn Conaway, and share 54 years together as husband and wife.
Roy coached many youth basketball, baseball, and soccer teams as well as volunteering with the Gettysburg High School basketball team.
Born January 3, 1934 in Baltimore, Bill was a proud veteran of the United States Air Force serving in the Korean War.
Ray was self employed in his handyman business. Always someone who took care of things himself, he was a man defined by his work ethic.
Photo and information obtained from Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department Inc. The Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department is reminding residents not to leave grass clippings in roadways, citing safety concerns for motorists.
Linda worked at various facilities around the state during her nursing career, retiring in 2012 with 27 years of service at the Chambersburg Hospital.
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a reported shooting in Franklin County on Friday, April 17. According to dispatch, the incident was reported around 6:35 a.m. along the 600 block of
For 75 years, The Fulton County Medical Center (FCMC) has proudly been an independentpillar of the Fulton County community. FCMC has always been focused on providing high-qualityhealthcare in a safe
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The Franklin County Area Agency on Aging offers a loaner closet with medical equipment available to adults age 60 and older. According to the agency, loaner items are provided based
Franklin County has announced two separate requests for proposals related to training on mental health response, de-escalation and crisis response strategies. The first opportunity, Franklin County 911 Training, seeks proposals
The Franklin County Jail has immediate openings for entry-level full-time and part-time correctional officers. The starting rate is $22.37 per hour, with a pay increase available after successful completion of
The Franklin County Commissioners have declared April 19-25, 2026, as Crime Victims’ Rights Week in Franklin County. In announcing the designation, the commissioners said the county remains committed to amplifying
The Washington Township Police Department has announced it is hiring and will hold candidate testing on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Complete information is available on the township’s website at washtwp-franklin.org/police.
The Franklin County Department of Emergency Services thanked its IT Department, with special recognition to Zach West, for resolving building phone issues and restoring service. According to the department, West
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents that the best way to protect against Lyme disease is to avoid tick bites. The department said people can reduce their chances
Photo and information obtained from Professional Firefighters of IAFF Local F-170 According to the posting, the job is open to any current Army civilian employees. The starting salary is listed
The Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter hosts its annual Mike Krugh Memorial Golf Tournament benefit fundraiser on Friday June 5 at Cumberland Golf Club, north of Shippensburg, PA. The tournament is
Downtown Chambersburg Inc. will host Fountain Fest from April 24-26 in downtown Chambersburg. The event is presented by Shoemaker’s Insurance & Financial Services. According to the event announcement, Fountain Fest
Good morning, Franklin County! Here’s your local weather update for Chambersburg, PA, to help you plan your day and week ahead: Franklin County is heading into a very warm end
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