Betty was a life-long caregiver, a soul soother, with a heart that always put others first. She spent her life cultivating deep, personal relationships.
Mary was employed at the Chambersburg Hospital in environmental services until her retirement in 1998.
Jim was an Auto Detailer for many years and ran his own business. He finished his career and retired at Jennings Chevrolet.
Curtis worked for 37 years at the former Frick Company in Waynesboro, PA starting in February 1978 and retiring in September 2015.
Jack was a loving husband, a beloved father and grandfather, a respected scholar and teacher, and a community volunteer.
Loretta enjoyed gardening and sewing and found great joy in spending time with her family, whom she loved dearly.
Photos and information obtained from Franklin Fire Company Franklin Fire Company’s Squad 41 was dispatched just after 9 a.m. to assist in Adams County. The squad was initially requested to
The Longmeadow Volunteer Fire Department will host a Mile-Long Yard Sale on July 4 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hagerstown. The sale will include shoppers and sellers from
As the United States commemorates the 250th anniversary of its founding, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts invites visitors to explore the nation’s history through the eyes of its
On Saturday, August 8th, the Franklin County Republican Committee invites the community to its annualAll-American BBQ. The keynote speaker will be Jason Richey, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania’sLieutenant Governor. The annual
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General has announced a framework for transparency, family notification and public accountability as it reviews 41 restraint-related deaths. A 2025 audit of the Maryland
On 06/28/26 at 1928 hours, CPD took a report of a reported Simple Assault that occurred at 875 Norland Avenue: Sheetz on 06/26/26 at 1208 AM. The victim reported that
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced today that nearly $16,000 in unclaimed property has been returned to Fulton County. “Local government entities play a vital role in serving and meeting the
Hagerstown will host a series of events celebrating 250 years of American independence as part of America 250. The schedule includes fireworks at Meritus Park following the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars
The Franklin County Jail has immediate openings for entry-level full-time and part-time correctional officers. The positions have a starting rate of $22.37 per hour, with a pay increase after successful
Franklin County resident Betty Mellott celebrated her 100th birthday on July 2. Mellott was born on July 2, 1926, at the top of Tuscarora Mountain. She was the wife of
The Washington Township Police Department has sworn in two new officers. Officer Noah McElmurry and Officer Jon Gsell were officially sworn in for duty by Judge A. Shockey. McElmurry and
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers to plan ahead if they will be drinking alcohol during July 4 weekend celebrations. NHTSA encourages anyone celebrating with alcohol to
The Shapiro Administration announced July 1 the launch of the Pennsylvania Wildlife Connectivity Work Group, a statewide partnership focused on reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions, improving public safety, reconnecting fragmented wildlife habitat
The Cumberland County Conservation District will hold its 24th annual golf tournament on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at Rich Valley Golf Course. Proceeds
Patriot Federal Credit Union will be open during normal business hours on Friday, July 3. All Patriot locations will be closed on Saturday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
Meritus Health is seeking volunteers to support patients, families and care teams across its health system. The organization said summer is a good time for community members to give their
Meritus Health announced that its Food Farmacy has surpassed its 1,000th referral. The program helps patients manage chronic disease through healthy food, education and support. More information is available from
The Hagerstown Police Department is investigating a shooting that injured a juvenile male Monday afternoon. Officers responded at 4:48 p.m. June 30 to the 400 block of Musey Avenue for
Franklin County is kicking off a July filled with America250 celebrations. Waynesboro leads the way on July 3 with the Boro Bash. Chambersburg follows on July 4, honoring America250PA as
Franklin County Commissioners Bob Ziobrowski? wait user only says Commissioners Horst and Flannery. Need not invent. Article. Actually final should not invent first names. Use Horst and Flannery. Ensure fact
The Boys & Girls Club of Chambersburg and Shippensburg was featured in this year’s Community Art piece at The Foundry Art Market. The organization thanked The Foundry Art Market and
The Borough issues permits for special events throughout the town. If you would like to seek a permit for a special event, please contact Irene Sosa at 717-251-2465 or isosa@chambersburgpa.gov. Click Here
The Coalition To Protect Franklin County is asking community members to sign a new petition opposing a new Transource project. According to the coalition, Transource has filed for a new
Shippensburg University had 256 student-athletes named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Scholar-Athletes for the 2025-26 academic year, according to data distributed Wednesday by the conference office. A PSAC Scholar-Athlete is a
Franklin County is facing dangerous heat today, with sunny, very hot and humid conditions expected in the Chambersburg area. Today’s high is forecast near 99 degrees, with a low around
