Floyd loved racing ponies for over 50 years and enjoyed going to family gatherings and holidays and all the local fireman festivals.
Jaqueline was a people person and never found anyone she didn’t like. She enjoyed reading and had a love for all kinds of animals.
Middlesex Township Police charged Dru Michael Failor, 32, of Carlisle, after officers responded to an active domestic incident in a vehicle on June 28, 2026. Police said officers located and
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown joined a coalition of attorneys general opposing a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would allow construction to begin at major sources of air pollution
John enjoyed traveling whenever possible, especially to NH, SC, southern CA and one trip to Greece. He leaves behind many wonderful memories.
The Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce and community partners are preparing to celebrate the 40th Annual ChambersFest, a weeklong celebration of local history, culture, food and family fun taking place
Treasurer Stacy Garrity today announced that $224.4 million has been sent to 372,291 Pennsylvanians through the Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) Program. “Every year the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program helps hundreds
WellSpan Health is reminding residents about the Get Outdoors, or GO!, scavenger hunt taking place across central Pennsylvania. This year’s theme is “Get Outdoors and Discover the Past” in celebration
Rance was born February 10, 1952, a son of the late Richard L and Semone K. Hustler Brownawell Sr. He had worked as a body and fender repair man.
Born April 14, 1946 in Gardners, PA Connie was the daughter of the late Roy E. and Grace (Dennis) Guise.
John enjoyed hunting and fishing and the outdoors. He loved his family and was protective of them. He would do anything for anyone.
John lived a life defined by curiosity, service, kindness, and an unwavering belief in the goodness of people.
Each Wednesday we are hand picking two properties to showcase for those looking to relocate in the county or find a new home within the county. Perfect blend of comfort
Keystone Health is marking its 40th anniversary. The organization began with a mission to make quality healthcare accessible to the community. Over the past four decades, Keystone Health has expanded
Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County PA is continuing its work to help local families access housing. The organization said its mission remains focused on building strength, stability and self-reliance
The Franklin County Housing Authority will hold a Community Cookout on Thursday, July 2, at 4:30 p.m. at Meadow Creek Park. All residents are welcome to attend. The event will
A public automated external defibrillator has been placed at the pickleball courts at LeTort Park. WellSpan Health partnered with the Peyton Walker Foundation and the Carlisle Pickleball Association to place
Downtown Hagerstown shared a list of cooling and water stations available for people who need relief during extreme temperatures. The cooling and refreshing stations include: REACH, 140 W. Franklin Street,
Downtown Hagerstown buildings and walls are being brightened by new murals, according to Hagerstown Magazine. The murals are appearing on buildings and walls throughout the downtown area. Hagerstown Magazine reported
Downtown Hagerstown will host the Stars & Stripes Block Party on Thursday, July 9, from 4 to 9 p.m. at Public Square and South Potomac Street. The event will include
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners is soliciting proposals from qualified purchasers for real estate located at the corner of Hood Street and West King Street in the Borough of
The Washington Township Police Department is seeking information about a person of interest in a suspicious person report. Police said the incident was reported at a township property on Wednesday,
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is reminding drivers that the back seat is the safest place for all children under 13. According to PennDOT, front seat air bags are designed
Pennsylvania officials are warning residents about dangerous heat expected across the state through the rest of the week and weekend. The Office of the Governor of Pennsylvania said temperatures are
The Franklin County Department of Emergency Services has recognized Cody as its July Employee Spotlight. Cody was hired in August 2024 and serves as Dispatcher 34. According to the department,
Road closures and detours will be in place Saturday, July 4, 2026, for several July 4 events in the Borough of Waynesboro and parts of Washington Township. Streets will begin
Photo and information obtained from West End Fire & Rescue Company West End Fire & Rescue Company is accepting donations of water and Gatorade during the current heatwave. The company
Greencastle-Antrim School District has a job opening for a Special Education Teacher at the Primary School. The position is in the Autistic Support classroom. Pennsylvania certification is required, and experience
Meritus Health will hold a car seat safety check on July 15. Certified experts will provide one-on-one checks to help parents and caregivers determine whether a child’s car seat is
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents to take precautions during a hot week ahead. Officials advise people who are working, exercising or spending time outside to avoid activity
Registration closes Wednesday, July 1, for the WABEC Links to Learning Golf Scramble. The event will be held Friday, July 10, 2026, at Waynesboro Country Club. Lunch begins at 11:30
Franklin County will see very hot and humid weather through the end of the week, with dangerous heat expected in the Chambersburg area. Today — Wednesday Wednesday will be mostly
