On 06/18/26 at 6:30pm, CPD officers took a report of a Theft of a Motor Vehicle-Motorcycle/Scooter in unit block of Lincoln Way West. Upon further investigation, it was found that
Mr. Haines had worked at Empire Kosher Poultry, Mifflintown, and enjoyed his time off hunting and fishing.
Anita enjoyed dancing, traveling, playing bingo and listening to R&B music. She was an avid Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan and worked in retail.
Sharon loved music, especially singing and playing the piano. She also treasured the time spent with her children and grandchildren.
Born January 19, 1944, Patty was a member of the Wesley Chapel, Fairfield, PA. She enjoyed singing, doing word puzzles, and drawing.
Barry was employed in the maintenance department at the Waynesboro Hospital for numerous years. He formally retired in 2014.
Lois enjoyed gardening, reading, painting in watercolor, playing cards and going to the beach. She loved good friends who laughed a lot.
Matthew worked as a mechanic and on several farms throughout the area. In his free time he enjoyed restoring antique farm equipment.
Chris worked for Carter Lumber and several other sawmills over the years. He most recently worked at Hostetters Salvage Yard.
Mike spent much of his working life as a fruit farmer before transitioning to a career as a truck driver for various companies.
Grace was a graduate of Fannett-Metal High School. She was employed as a personnel clerk at Letterkenny Army Depot until her retirement.
On 06/12/26 at 12:10 am, 3 subjects were observed damaging a vehicle located in the 500 block of S Fourth St. Anyone with information regarding this incident is requested to
Chambersburg Police Department is investigating a hit and run that occurred on West Washington Street. The pictured vehicle was parked in front of the victim’s vehicle. When the pictured vehicle
Chambersburg Police Department is investigating a theft of catalytic converters from two separate vehicles while they were parked at Memorial Park. The theft occurred overnight on 05/26/2026-05/27/2026. Anyone with information
A Carlisle man was arrested June 17 after police responded to a reported disturbance in the 200 block of Noble Boulevard in Carlisle Borough, Cumberland County. According to Carlisle Borough
Senator Kim Ward (R-39) launched a video to explain the real reason why energy prices remain high in Pennsylvania. The video is available now on Ward’s Pennsylvania energy webpage and social media
Landmark Exhibition Explores the Beauty, Influence, and Contradictions of the Artist Who Defined an Era The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts invites visitors to step into the world of
The 17th Annual Scoop-A-Palooza, presented by ACNB Bank, will be held Saturday, July 11. One ticket includes access to seven vendors: Hunnies Ice Cream Shop, Leota’s Ice Cream, Meadows Frozen
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Criterium bicycle races will be held Saturday, June 20, in downtown Hagerstown. Cyclists will race on a loop that includes South Potomac Street, West Baltimore Street, Summit
June is recognized as National Dairy Month, highlighting the role of dairy farming in Pennsylvania’s economy. Pennsylvania ranks eighth in the nation for milk production and second for the number
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has issued a quarantine order limiting animal movements following confirmed cases of New World Screwworm in Texas and New Mexico. There are currently no cases
Betty worked at Pfaltzgraff for 33 years and at Knouse Foods for 10 years. She was a member of Idaville United Brethren in Church Christ.
Washington County Sheriff Brian Albert recognized Meritus Medical Center Security Officer Katelyn Rose Ojada for her actions during an incident at Meritus Medical Center on May 14, 2026. According to
Patriot Federal Credit Union recently highlighted Matt Ellis, its Director of Member Services, as part of a meet-the-team feature. Ellis helps lead the credit union’s member service experience, with a
Representatives from Sheehy Subaru Hagerstown visited the John R. Marsh Cancer Center on Wednesday and donated blankets, patient care kits, supportive notes and snacks. According to Meritus Health, the donation
The Hagerstown Police Department hosted members of The Arc of Washington County, Inc. last week for a behind-the-scenes tour of the department. The visit was led by the department’s Community
Franklin County Career and Technology Center students Nathan Armstrong and Gibson Ott are assisting the school’s Technology Department as part of the summer staff. Both students are part of the
Chambersburg Area School District Food Service brought the PA Harvest of the Month program to Ben Chambers Elementary School with a strawberry French toast taste test. Strawberries were the featured
Congressman John Joyce visited Antrim Township Community Park to tour the park with Township Administrator and Supervisors John Alleman and Fred Young III. During the visit, Joyce learned about recent
Please be advised that the Borough of Chambersburg front counter, where utility payments are received, will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026, for in-service staff training. All other Borough
Franklin County will see a warm and breezy Thursday with showers and thunderstorms possible, mainly through early afternoon. Some storms could be strong, and wind gusts may reach around 40
On 06/13/2026, CPD took a report for found keys. The reporting person informed CPD that he had found keys to a Hyundai. He stated he had found them attached to
