On 8/26/2026, CPD officers were dispatched to Shasta Ct for a hit-and-run. Upon arrival, officers observed damage to a wooden fence with a small piece of a broken rear light
Nancy had a variety of professions including school bus driving, which she loved, entertaining and the Letterkenny Tax Assessor.
Born on May 17, 1936, Bill was a son of the late Victor H. And Martha (Stuckey) Raab.
The fourth annual Plein Air Chambersburg event will be held Saturday, Sept. 5, at Chambers Fort Park in downtown Chambersburg. The event will feature more than 50 regional artists painting
The Tuscarora Senior Activity Center recently celebrated National Senior Citizens Day with a 1950s-themed Sock Hop. Several participants attended in 1950s-inspired clothing. The event included classic music from the decade,
The Franklin County Commissioners recognized Chief Financial Officer Teresa Beckner on Wednesday after she received a Recognition for Outstanding Public Service Award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is using a new application to track and manage public comments on transportation projects. PennDOT said the application was first used during the 2025 public
Vic was a hardworking man who took pride in staying busy, whether he was painting, mowing grass, or working at JLG, where he eventually retired.
Andrea was artistic, had a vibrant spirit, an adventurous nature, compassionate heart and an infectious laugh.
Gary served his country in the US Army during the Vietnam era for 6 years. He spent 45 years at Landis Machine Company in Waynesboro, PA.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced multiple product recalls on Aug. 27 involving clothing, toys, pressure washers, furniture, grill brushes and other consumer products. Excel Industries LED Light Kits
Harriett worked as a teacher and later in life worked as a tape librarian for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at Letterkenny Army Depot.
Meritus Health prides itself on being a mission-oriented workplace. That might be why roughly 15% of all hires in the past two fiscal years were rehires. Team Member Services records
Wayne worked many years for Borders Books and Office Depot, having worked up until his stroke at the end of January in 2026.
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Rough Edges Brewing in Waynesboro earned first place in the Czech Lager class in the beer category at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. The brewery is owned by Casey and Wes
Mr. Palm enjoyed fishing and blacksmithing along with working with horses as a driver and trainer.
A new poll of likely Pennsylvania voters shows U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick both have favorable ratings that exceed their unfavorable ratings statewide. According to a New York
Scott was loved by his family and friends. His death was sudden and unexpected and a terrible loss for everyone.
Republican lawmakers and county officials are seeking additional information following the Shapiro administration’s announcement of two measles-associated deaths involving Lancaster County residents. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Health Secretary Debra
A new statewide poll shows Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro with a 16-point lead over Republican challenger and Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity in the 2026 governor’s race. The New York Times/Philadelphia
Rog was an avid hunter. Whitetail deer hunting brought him much joy over the years traveling to the western states and others.
The Chambersburg Area School District will begin using a weapons detection system at all entrances to CASHS Trojan Stadium starting Friday, Aug. 28. The system will be in place for
As healthcare continues to evolve and hospital stays become shorter, Fulton County Medical Center (FCMC) is strengthening awareness of its Short-Term Rehabilitation Program designed to meet the growing needs of patients who require
After several years of planning, Town Council approved the replacement of the Limekiln Drive bridge over the Falling Spring Creek. As Limekiln Drive is a heavily used road between Lincoln
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau President Tommy Nagle said the organization supports Gov. Josh Shapiro’s executive order addressing data center development but is calling for additional protections for farmland. Nagle said the
Meritus Health recently shared a Note of Praise recognizing team members Tammy and Brandon for their impact on a patient named Jamie. Katlyn, a Meritus patient, said Tammy and Brandon
Shippensburg University had 129 student-athletes earn a combined 144 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Awards for the 2025-26 academic year. To qualify, student-athletes must have a cumulative GPA
Residents across Franklin County should be prepared for the possibility of strong thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and evening, followed by a warmer and mostly dry stretch heading into the weekend. Today
