Arlene M. Plasterer 1936-2026
Arlene and her husband Bill loved to camp with their family and friends. After retiring, they spent their winters in Florida with their camping friends.
Arlene and her husband Bill loved to camp with their family and friends. After retiring, they spent their winters in Florida with their camping friends.
Ms. Britner enjoyed knitting, reading, watching the Pirates and Steelers, and going to the beach.
Pennsylvania Downtown Center (PDC) presented eighteen awards during the organization’sannual statewide Townie Awards gala. The Townie Awards are a festive and venerable tradition designed torecognize the commonwealth’s core communities and
WellSpan Health’s Platelet+ program allows donors to give platelets and plasma during the same appointment. According to WellSpan, one Platelet+ donation can help up to four patients. The program does
The Franklin County Career and Technology Center is selling raffle tickets for a 5-foot-by-10-foot utility trailer built, painted and assembled by current CareerTech students. The project was made possible through
Franklin County will hold its next Senior Pantry Day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, July 20, at the Greencastle Senior Activity Center. Franklin County residents age 60 and
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding drivers that extreme heat can affect vehicle passengers, tires, coolant systems and batteries. Drivers should check the back seat every time they
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Rusty was truly a gentleman and a gentle man. Patient, jovial, and compassionate, he had an extraordinary gift for making everyone feel welcome.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is encouraging parents and guardians to prepare children for the upcoming school year by making sure their vaccinations are up to date. Vaccines help protect
Dennis worked primarily as an optician, when he retired he worked as a security guard, as well as a tour bus driver on the Gettysburg Battlefield.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents that a small bump or redness immediately after a tick bite is normal and may resemble a mosquito bite. A rash associated
Frances was employed as an Administrative Aide at Corning Glass Works, Greencastle, retiring in 1987.
State Rep. Chad Reichard co-led a tourism roundtable in Mercersburg focused on the impact of tourism in Franklin County. Stakeholders discussed local attractions, visitors traveling from outside the county and
Meritus Medical Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines – Coronary Artery Disease and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll Silver recognition. The award recognizes hospitals
By Ed Gotwals It’s a long way from winning a city Little League championship with the Chambersburg Lions, to being a coach for Major League Baseball’s San Francisco Giants, but
The Pennsylvania Beef Council announced its selection as a Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grantee by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This grant will support the Council’s ongoing work to expand
Meritus Health will hold its annual Cancer Survivor Event on Saturday, Aug. 8, at Meritus Park in Hagerstown. Current and former patients of Meritus Hematology Oncology, Meritus Breast Health, Meritus
That complimentary cup of coffee in the break room just got a lot more expensive. Many business owners don’t realize that one of the more overlooked provisions of the Tax
Franklin County will experience several days of hot weather before temperatures ease and the chance of thunderstorms increases this weekend. Today — Tuesday, July 14 Tuesday will be mostly sunny