On 09/24/26, CPD took a report for a Hit and Run that occurred at 3:58 hours in front of 59 N Main Street. The striking vehicle, a silver Honda Civic
On 09/18/2026 at approximately 1229 hours, CPD was dispatched to the 400 block of E King St for a hit-and-run. CPD made contact with the victim, who stated that someone
On 9/20/2026 at 11:05 AM, CPD officers were dispatched to the intersection of S Fifth Ave and Highland Ave for a criminal mischief. Upon arrival, Officers observed that a blue
Born in Gettysburg, PA on September 23, 1956, Gregory was the son of the late LeRoy Miller and Doris (Beger) Ripple.
Following his federal retirement, Jim spent a decade working with the Adams County Chamber of Commerce’s Business-Education Partnership.
Merle rarely put herself first. She was always willing to give her time, attention, and love to others, often putting their needs ahead of her own.
Madeline worked as a hospice aide for many years, something that was important and deeply meaningful to her.
Robert loved the time he spent riding his Honda motorcycle, and trips he took to Lancaster, PA. He enjoyed watching for hawks.
In his free time, Harold liked to work on cars and he was always an animal lover all throughout his life.
by Jeff Richards McConnellsburg’s boys soccer team earned its eighth consecutive victory with an 11-1 win over Windber on Sept. 24. Hoyt Glenn opened the scoring two minutes into the
Franklin County Administrator Carrie Gray was named the 2026 Outstanding County Chief Clerk by the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania. State Rep. Chad Reichard joined Franklin County Commissioners Dean Horst
New survey data from the inaugural MCAT Boot Camp hosted this summer by the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine demonstrates the program’s success in helping aspiring physicians prepare for one
Warm up your morning with Baked Cinnamon Apple Butter French Toast, a cozy breakfast featuring rich apple butter, sweet cinnamon and tender baked bread. It is an easy, comforting dish
More than $288,000 in grants will support nonprofit organizations working to meet Franklin County residents’ needs and strengthen communities across the county. The Franklin County Community Fund, Palmer Family Foundation
Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County and St. John’s United Church of Christ are teaming up once again for their popular Used Book Sale, with all proceeds benefiting Habitat’s local
Born August 20, 1963, Ruth worked many years for E. C. Barnes and later Sunnyway Foods as a deli associate where she retired from.
Pickleball players have until Oct. 6 to register for the 5th Annual Rally in the Valley Pickleball Tournament, taking place Oct. 16–17 at the Chambersburg Memorial YMCA. Presented by the
Patti co-owned Patti’s Doll Spa and Craft Studio and worked for St. Thomas Towing and Recycling.
Mrs. Martin was a farmer’s wife, a school bus driver for Washington County Public Schools, and worked at Citibank Credit Services later in life.
Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County is accepting donations for its annual Used Book Sale through October 10. Books may be dropped off at the following locations: Proceeds from the
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is encouraging residents to learn about factors that may increase the risk of ovarian cancer. A family history of ovarian cancer can increase a person’s
Students in the Electronics Technology program at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center learn to design, build, test and repair circuits, hardware systems and electronic devices. Under instructor Mr.
PennDOT’s Franklin County maintenance office has announced road work scheduled for the week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 2. The schedule includes: Flaggers will control traffic at each work zone.
Meritus Health’s Care Caller program has reached its five-year milestone. The program connects volunteers with community members through regular phone calls to reduce loneliness and social isolation. According to Meritus
Brook Lane Health Services cut the ribbon to welcome visitors into the D.M. Bowman Rec Center on Thursday, Sept. 24. The new facility provides a place to play and exercise
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced four recalls involving Toyota, Lexus, Volvo, Ford and Land Rover vehicles. Owners can enter their license plate number or vehicle identification number
Downtown Ship & Beyond and the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg are seeking performers for Shippensburg’s Got Talent. The event will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at the
The Chambersburg Rotary Club announces its Polio Awareness Month events for October. The local service organization, chartered in 1920, is known for signature events like Chicken N’ Stuff and Trout
Franklin County will begin the week with cloudy skies before temperatures rise into the 80s later this week. Rain chances return Friday and continue through the weekend. Today Monday will
On 09/27/2026, the Chambersburg Police Department took a report of a theft that occurred in the 100 block of Lincoln Way W. The victim reported that his black BMX bicycle
