Steve was a loving father and devoted husband. Steve loved being in the mountains, hunting, classic cars and spending time with his dog, Bear.
Donna was born December 4, 1954 in Hazelton, PA a daughter of the late Martha Mainenti.
Born July 13, 1939 in Puerto Rico, Lydia was the daughter of the late Juan Cruz and Maria T. Delval.
Mr. Miller worked for 10 years at Spectra Kote then went on to work at Oxford Container for 21 years, before starting Ken Miller Lawn Care.
Dominic S. Frazier, Waynesboro, has been charged with one count of prohibited offensive weapons and multiple traffic offenses after an incident occurred on September 2 at 4:38 p.m. on S.
Emma loved quaint Gettysburg and was a respected member of the Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses there.
Crocheting, cross-stitching and knitting, houseplants and gardening, playing cards, Triominos and other board games all brought Charlotte joy.
From his early childhood to his time in the Navy, David gained a great appreciation for nature, travel, adventure, and history.
Richard was employed by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. (A&P) for over 30 years before retiring in 1998.
George C. Warner, III, Waynesboro, has been charged with two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or a controlled substance after police made contact with him on August
Michelle P. Poper, Waynesboro, has been charged with two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or a controlled substance and one count of careless driving after an auto
Reach Cyber Charter School, a STEM-focused online public charter school for K-12 students in Pennsylvania, is bringing Future Farmers of America (FFA), one of the nation’s best-known student leadership organizations,
Instances of influenza are relatively low, but Meritus Medical Center Chief Medical Officer Anand Budi warns that could change quickly if precautions aren’t taken. Nationally and in Maryland, the rate
From sizzling burgers to slow-cooked beef sandwiches, some of the best game-day traditions happen beyond the field. The Pennsylvania Beef Council (PBC), through the Northeast Beef Promotion Initiative (NEBPI), a
Legislation sponsored by Sens. Devlin Robinson (R-37), Vincent Hughes (D-7) and Steve Santarseiro (D-10) addressing student cellphone use during school is almost law. Senate Bill 1014 would require Pennsylvania
The Senate voted unanimously to better protect young people against the serious threats posed by child sexual abuse materials generated using artificial intelligence (AI), according to Sens. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24),
A Halloween Block Party will take place Friday, Oct. 23, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on South Potomac Street in downtown Hagerstown. The event will feature trick-or-treating, Halloween inflatables and
Chris Warren, a member of Penn State University’s Professional Personnel Development Center, works with new career and technical education instructors at the Franklin County Career and Technology Center as they
Several Franklin County departments participated in Purple Thursday on Oct. 15 to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse and raise awareness, according to the county. Participating departments included Human
The PA ABLE Savings Program received the Program of the Year award at the fifth annual Pennsylvania Community Health Worker Conference, sponsored by the North Central and Eastcentral Pennsylvania Area
The Blue Ridge Summit Free Library will be hosting a Silent Auction Fundraiser on Sunday, November 8, 2026 from 3 PM to 6 PM at the Top Secret Tap Room
by Ed Gotwals Chambersburg’s field hockey and girls soccer teams ended their seasons with victories Wednesday, while girls volleyball defeated Cumberland Valley and boys soccer lost to State College. Field
by Ed Gotwals Chambersburg hosts Central Dauphin East at 7 p.m. Friday at Trojan Stadium for Veterans Appreciation Day. The Trojans enter the Mid Penn Commonwealth matchup at 2-6 overall
by Ed Gotwals Greencastle-Antrim girls soccer closed its season Wednesday with a 9-0 win at Central Dauphin East. The Blue Devils finished 8-6-3, winning their final three games by a
by Jeff Richards McConnellsburg’s boys soccer team defeated Mount Union 10-2 on Oct. 19, improving to 15-0-1 overall and 8-0 in the ICC-East. The Spartans led 3-1 at halftime before
The Chambersburg Police Department arrested Shupp, Jacob Gregory, on Friday, October 16th, 2026. Warrant Details Warrant Type: Arrest Issuing Authority: 39-2-01 Holding Department: Chambersburg Police Dept. Reference ID: 2026-02540 Jacob
Cynthia K. Baker, Waynesboro, has been charged with one count of receiving stolen property after a burglary occurred on July 5, 2025 at 1:58 p.m. on Maple Street. Sourced via
Elaina Fragassi scored both goals, including the winner 93 seconds into overtime, as No. 3 Shippensburg University defeated Millersville 2-1 Wednesday in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference field hockey match
The Shippensburg University men’s soccer team scored twice in a 1:43 span late in the second half Wednesday to defeat Bloomsburg 2-1 at Steph Pettit Stadium in a Pennsylvania State
Shippensburg Borough’s 2026 leaf collection schedule runs Nov. 2–27, with pickup dates based on street and odd- or even-numbered addresses. Collections are scheduled as follows: Streets Address side Collection dates
In this special year of America’s semi-quincentennial, Franklin County Visitors Bureau (FCVB) wants to take another moment to spotlight America’s 250th birthday by recognizing the Veterans of Franklin County. The
Community State Bank’s President and CEO, Nicole E. Wilson, has recently announced the appointment of William A. Pryor as Chief Credit Officer and promotion of William M. Kick as Chief
More than 250 employees of F&M Trust recently spent an afternoon learning about autism, with a focus on experiences relevant to autistic children. As part of the event, employees packed
On October 21st, 2026, CPD took report of a stolen bicycle from Giant Foods at 993 Wayne Avenue. The blue in color mountain bike was stolen from near the pharmacy
Chambersburg will see sunny skies through the weekend, with chilly nights and frost possible early Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will climb to around 70°F Monday. Today: Thursday, October 22 Sunny
