Paul loved everyone he encountered and would give you his shirt off of his back. He was a simple man who lived a simple life.
Born on December 23, 1976, Wendi enjoyed journaling, riding four wheelers, and spending time with her family.
Beverly was primarily a homemaker throughout her life. She was a member of the Cedar Grove Mennonite Church, Greencastle, since 1994.
Lisa was a graduate of Big Spring High School and was employed at the Naval Depot in Mechanicsburg. She was an avid fan of Snoopy from Charlie Brown.
Ethel was the devoted wife of the late James Eutzy, with whom she farmed side by side, and a loving mother and homemaker devoted to her family.
A gifted gardener and baker, Irene used her talents to nourish and shower her family with love and care.
Megan was social, outgoing, and full of life. She had a feisty spirit, was never afraid to speak her mind, and always stayed true to herself.
Jennifer was a self-employed photographer and enjoyed taking photos of costumes and headpieces.
On 09/24/2026, CPD were dispatched to the 500 block of Black Ave for a report of disorderly conduct that occurred around 7:05 PM on 09/23/2026. Upon arrival, the victim advised
Wawa announced today the return of customer favorites including Pumpkin coffee varieties and the Pancake Sizzli®, as well as new savings for customers including the $5 Sizzli® Meal and Iced
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced that more than $1.4 million in unclaimed property was identified for residents, businesses and organizations during a statewide summer outreach campaign. The “Claim Your Unclaimed
By Ross Hetrick The Gettysburg National Military Museum is an amazing place. Besides hundreds of exhibits about the battle, there are displays about the origins of the Civil War and
Wilson College will present “there are no graves here: the work of Mathew Samuel,” a special exhibition honoring the life, work, and legacy of the late artist and educator Mathew
Hagerstown Parks and Recreation will hold a Witches Dance Workshop from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Fit Room, 532 N. Cannon Ave., Hagerstown. Participants will learn
Joanie loved shopping, making crafts, playing cards and games with her family, cooking, and hosting everyone on the holidays.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents to prepare emergency kits before disasters occur. Emergency kits should contain enough supplies for several days, including food, water and a basic
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding pet owners to check their animals for ticks every day, especially after they have been outdoors. Ticks can carry diseases that affect both
On 09/20/2026 at 6:12 pm, CPD officers were dispatched to the intersection of Eisenhower Dr and Hamilton Rd for a hit and run. Upon arrival, the victim advised that a red
On 09/18/2026 at 7:50 pm, CPD officers were dispatched to the area of 971 Norland Ave (PetSmart) for disorderly conduct. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the reporting person, who advised
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is encouraging residents to carry naloxone, a medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. Naloxone can help someone survive an overdose and provide an opportunity
Carolyn Thomas, 82, recently completed her second round of cancer treatment through WellSpan Health. Thomas underwent surgery and chemotherapy about four years ago. After a recent routine visit and biopsy,
Downtown Hagerstown will host several entertainment events Friday, Sept. 25. The Alsatia Club’s Thunder in the Square will feature classic cars throughout downtown from 5 to 8 p.m. The Cruisers
Students in the Medical Assisting program at Franklin County Career and Technology Center receive training in clinical patient care and administrative office duties. Clinical training includes taking and recording vital
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced 11 product recalls on Sept. 24 involving mattresses, children’s products, batteries, furniture and other consumer goods. Consumers should follow each company’s instructions for
Meritus Health will hold a community partners job fair Monday, Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 11110 Medical Campus Road in Hagerstown. Part-time and full-time positions are
Sen. Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35), chair of the Senate Aging and Youth Committee, issued the following statement regarding the release of Auditor General Tim DeFoor’s audit of the Pennsylvania Department
Wilson College has continued its multi-year trend of intentional growth, reaching its highest-ever point-in-time enrollment for the start of the Fall 2026 semester with 2,089 students enrolled across all programs.
Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced that the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture is accepting proposals for two grants aimed at reducing plastic waste and creating new market opportunities for Pennsylvania farmers.
The No. 2 Shippensburg University field hockey team defeated Frostburg State 4-1 Wednesday at Bobcat Stadium. Shippensburg improved to 4-1, while Frostburg State fell to 3-4. The Raiders held a
The Shippensburg University men’s soccer team defeated Lackawanna College 3-0 Wednesday on the road. Shippensburg improved to 2-2-3, while Lackawanna fell to 0-6-2. The Raiders held a 20-6 advantage in
The Shippensburg University men’s swimming team opened the 2026-27 season Wednesday with a 146.5-113.5 victory over Kutztown at Donald N. Miller Pool. The Raiders won six individual events and both
The Shippensburg University women’s swimming team lost its first dual meet of the 2026-27 season to Kutztown, 151-111, Wednesday at Donald N. Miller Pool. Shippensburg won three individual events and
Buttonwood Nature Center presents its sixth annual Pumpkins and Pippins fall festival on Saturday, October 17 from noon to 4 p.m. at Pine Hill Recreation Area, Waynesboro. A fundraiser for
Franklin County can expect a dry and mostly sunny Thursday, followed by warmer temperatures heading into the weekend. Today Thursday will be mostly sunny with a high near 66 degrees.
On 09/10/2026, CPD officers took a report of found property. A WV driver’s license and wallet belonging to Dylan Gregory was found on S Main St. The owner can claim
