Angela M. (Neiderer) Staub, 51, of Hanover, PA passed away Thursday afternoon, May 28, 2026 at her home surrounded by her loving family and friends. Born February 11, 1975 in
Born December 28, 1949, Susan was the daughter of the late John Edward Morrill and Doris A. (Pierce) Ripley.
On 05/26/2026 at approximately 7:19 AM, CPD was dispatched to the 100 block of W South St for a hit-and-run. The reporting person informed CPD that her vehicle was parked
On 05/28/2026 at approximately 3:50 PM, CPD took a report for found property. The reporting person stated there had been a blue suitcase in the parking lot of Giant on
Shippensburg University graduate student Yasmin De Meyer was named to the 2025-26 NCAA Division II Academic All-District Women’s Tennis Team on Tuesday. The award recognizes student-athletes for their performance in
Born Wednesday, August 19, 1959, Mary enjoyed gardening, taking pride in her flowers, and spending time at the beach.
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is encouraging families to participate in the Pennsylvania Treasury Department’s 529 Day promotion, which is offering more than $33,000 in awards. Families who save with the
Photos and information obtained from Fannett Metal Fire and Ambulance Inc. Fannett Metal Fire and Ambulance Inc. assisted with a land rescue after Squad 12 was requested to the 9-18
Seniors in the Franklin County Career and Technology Center’s Vet Assisting program have earned their Approved Veterinary Assistant certification through the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America. The newly
The Franklin County Bar Foundation, in partnership with the 39th Judicial District, is inviting local school-age children to enter its Constitution Day 2026 Art Contests. The contests are divided into
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers about the dangers of heatstroke on National Heat Awareness Day. NHTSA says children should never be left inside a vehicle. A
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding parents to speak with teen drivers before graduation weekend celebrations begin. NHTSA encourages parents to remind teen drivers to buckle up, limit
Don was a faithful member of the Lighthouse Baptist Church in Gettysburg, PA where he served on the board as a trustee.
Most will remember Linda from her long-standing role as a sales clerk at the former Bon-Ton, where she began working in November 1978.
To celebrate America 250, The Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force will present a Warbird Expo with several WWII warbirds at the Warrenton-Fauquier Airport Saturday and Sunday June 13-14.
Alongside her husband, Lee McBeth, Janet founded McBeth Bus Company in 1963, which later became Lee McBeth & Sons in 1985.
The Boys & Girls Club of Chambersburg & Shippensburg and the Franklin County Housing Authority were recognized as the inaugural recipients of the Cumberland Valley Business Alliance Community Impact Award.
Chambersburg Area School District’s Summer Food Service Program will begin Monday, June 8, and run through the end of July. The program provides free meals to all children and teens
Two new officers have been sworn in to the Franklin County Adult Probation Department. Franklin County President Judge Shawn D. Meyers, joined by Judge Mary Beth Shank, swore in Officer
George Taylor survived sudden cardiac arrest after collapsing during a hike at Rocky Ridge Park in York in September 2023. Taylor was hiking with a friend, Chad Gracey, when he
WellSpan Health highlighted Kara Ile, a medical assistant at WellSpan Community Health Center, in its May BrightSpot feature. According to WellSpan, Ile formed a connection with a patient after he
WellSpan Health recently recognized Dr. Ridge Salter for a patient care experience that began during a routine visit. According to WellSpan, Salter paused during a standard depression screening to listen
Meritus Health recognized young artists who participated in its annual Trauma Safety Art Contest in honor of Trauma Awareness Month. Students from Washington County Public Schools in pre-kindergarten through fifth
Franklin County is heading into a mostly sunny and warm Friday, with temperatures reaching the low 80s in the Chambersburg area. Conditions are expected to stay pleasant today, with a
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