On 09/16/2026, the Chambersburg Police Department responded to the Unit block of W Catherine St for a hit and run. A resident in that area came outside in the morning
Nancy was an avid reader. She attended the New Life Community Church in Carlisle, where she played the piano and organ.
Jay was a quiet and gentle man, always interested in the well-being of others. He was compassionate, caring and generous.
by Ed Gotwals Chambersburg’s girls soccer team fell 2-1 to Central Dauphin in a Mid Penn Commonwealth match Tuesday. The Rams scored in the opening minute, but the Trojans responded
by Ed Gotwals Gettysburg scored twice late to defeat Greencastle-Antrim 2-1 in Mid Penn Colonial girls soccer Tuesday. Braelyn Cordell scored early for the Blue Devils on an assist from
by Ed Gotwals Six Franklin County golfers qualified for the District 3 tournament during Tuesday’s Mid Penn Championships at Range End Golf Club. Shippensburg’s Kaydee Beckenbaugh won the girls championship
by Ed Gotwals Chambersburg’s girls tennis team fell 3-2 to Hershey in a non-league match Monday at Norlo Park. The Trojans dropped to 7-5 despite winning both doubles matches. Gretta
Festivities to include free t-shirts for the first 100 customers, free any size hot coffee, hoagie building competition between local first responders, and ribbon cutting. What: Wawa is continuing its
An 18-year-old man died following a motorcycle crash Tuesday night in Cumberland County, according to Pennsylvania State Police. The crash occurred around 8:48 p.m. on Pennsylvania Route 74. Police said
A 71-year-old man died after a train collided with his pickup truck Tuesday in Cumberland County. The Cumberland County Coroner identified the driver as Julian Gutierrez of Middletown. He was
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
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Larry enjoyed spending time with his family and the companionship of his loving poodle, Peyton.
Legislation sponsored by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) to prohibit the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in data center development was unanimously approved by the Senate Communications and Technology Committee, which
Bonnie graduated from CASHS in 1967 and was employed at Eyerlys/BonTon Department Store for 45 years.
Following its newly awarded national accreditation, Meritus Health is pleased to announce that it is launching an Internal Medicine Residency Program. The new program will begin recruiting its inaugural class
by Ed Gotwals Greencastle-Antrim’s boys soccer team defeated James Buchanan 5-0 in a non-league game Monday in Mercersburg. Mason DeVaughn scored twice and added an assist for the Blue Devils,
Rebecca worked as a librarian and teacher before spending nearly two decades with the Department of Education.
Photos and information obtained from FAYETTEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT The Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department will hold its Fall Festival from Oct. 2 through Oct. 4 at the carnival grounds behind
The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reminding residents that measles is highly contagious. Up to nine out of 10 people who have close contact with someone with measles can become
Eighty-eight-year-old Don Bentzel invited his longtime WellSpan physician, Dr. John Keenan, for a ride in his fully restored 1915 Model T Speedster. WellSpan said the ride reflected a relationship that
The Franklin County Career and Technology Center is hiring part-time Adult Education instructors for evening classes. Open positions include an electrical instructor for residential and commercial training and an HVAC
Franklin County is accepting applications for a full-time Human Resources Specialist focused on recruitment. Full-time county employees may receive benefits including a pension plan, 11 paid holidays, 24 paid time-off
Washington Township Police Department will hold its first National Coffee with a Cop Day event Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 8 to 10 a.m. The event will take place at Postmasters
Keystone Health has released a calendar of free community meals available in Chambersburg throughout October 2026. Recurring meals include: Dates and times are subject to change. Residents should call ahead
Kicking off the fall legislative session, members of the PA Anti-Human Trafficking Caucus (AHT) applauded two monumental legislative victories for victims, law enforcement and survivors. Requested and fully supported by the
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is advising businesses and social clubs to remove skill game terminals by October 14 or face possible law enforcement action. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled
WHAT AN INCREDIBLE HONOR! We are beyond excited to announce that Little Daisy’s Closet has been awarded the Don “Mike” Waters Citizen of the Year Award from the Borough of
The Shippensburg University women’s tennis team defeated Penn State Altoona 6-1 Tuesday at Robb Sports Complex for its first victory of the fall non-championship season. Shippensburg improved to 1-3 after
Meritus Health named Takia Cary, a registered nurse in the Float Pool, its July 2026 DAISY Award recipient. On Father’s Day, Cary learned that a patient had received an inadequate
Wednesday, Sept. 30 Franklin County will see a mix of clouds and sunshine today. The high will reach about 77 degrees, with an overnight low near 60. Thursday, Oct. 1
