Kermit C. Ramsey 1944-2026
September 23, 2026 No Comments
Kerm attended Ebenezer Church and could frequently be found attending sports events watching his grandchildren.
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Kerm attended Ebenezer Church and could frequently be found attending sports events watching his grandchildren.
Born on February 1, 1959, Michael had a bachelor’s degree and worked as a restaurant manager for most of his working career.
Natalie loved decorating for various events, fashion, and spending time with her family and her two beloved golden retrievers, Arnie and Nikki.
After graduating from the PA State Police Academy, he proudly served as a State Trooper until his retirement in 1992.
John worked for many years as a sports reporter for the Valley News Dispatch and then for twenty years was the sales manager at WTYM Radio.
Marilyn was a gifted artist and crafter who had the unique ability to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary.
On September 23, 2026, a brown and tan wallet belonging to Jacob Serrano-Faria was turned in to the Chambersburg Police Department. All attempts to contact Jacob have been unsuccessful. The
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
Photo and information obtained from St Thomas Township Fire and Rescue Emergency crews responded at 5:09 a.m. to a rollover crash with confinement at 268 Twin Bridges Road in St.
The Arts Alliance of Greater Waynesboro’s Destination ARTS! presents Destination Bluegrass the weekend of Nov. 13-15, across multiple venues in downtown Waynesboro, PA. The main event on Saturday, Nov. 14
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced the launch of searchandclaimpa.gov, a new website for searching and claiming unclaimed property. The upgraded system includes automatic matching for properties linked to the same
Five years after it began, the Meritus Health “Care Caller” program continues to make inroads against loneliness and social isolation through simple, friendly phone calls. The volunteer-led effort has connected
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is encouraging families to prepare financially for potential disasters. Unexpected expenses following a disaster may include temporary lodging, food and gasoline. Residents are advised to
The Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol Program is seeking public feedback about local substance use treatment and recovery services. Residents, family members, people with lived experience, service providers and community partners
Franklin County Jail has immediate openings for full-time and part-time entry-level correctional officers. The county offers a paid in-house training academy with no travel required. Officers receive a pay increase
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By Ed Gotwals Greencastle-Antrim’s boys cross country team defeated Gettysburg 20-35 and West Perry 17-46 on Tuesday in Elliottsburg, finishing its dual-meet season at 4-1. Billy Bender placed second in
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Meritus Health recognized seven team members with Exceeding Expectations awards. The awards honor employees who have gone beyond their assigned responsibilities and demonstrated the health system’s culture of caring. Photo
The Franklin County Career and Technology Center is recognizing Workforce Development Month by highlighting programs that prepare students for employment. Through the center’s Workforce Development Program, students can explore careers,
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding motorists to use caution when driving in rainy and windy conditions. NHTSA recommends that drivers: Driving conditions can change quickly during periods
A police pursuit involving a stolen vehicle ended when the vehicle struck a home in Fairview Township early Wednesday, Sept. 23. Pennsylvania State Police said a trooper received an alert
WellSpan Health is advising student athletes to take preventive steps as they return to school sports and other physical activities. Dr. Edward Gusick, a sports medicine physician at WellSpan Orthopedics
Last week, U.S. Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) announced the winners of his America250 Pennsylvania Youth Essay Contest, which invited high school students across the Commonwealth to reflect on Pennsylvania’s central
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Boyer & Ritter announced that Austin M. Roth, CPA, has joined the firm’s Camp Hill office as a supervisor, further strengthening the firm’s growing government practice. “We are pleased to
Franklin County can expect dry and seasonably cool weather through the weekend, followed by slightly warmer temperatures early next week. Today Wednesday will be mostly cloudy to partly sunny in
