Kevin Ray Bumbaugh 1976-2026
Kevin was a forklift operator. He previously worked at National Book Network in Blue Ridge Summit and more recently at Knouse Foods Co-op.
Kevin was a forklift operator. He previously worked at National Book Network in Blue Ridge Summit and more recently at Knouse Foods Co-op.
Lena loved aquatics, was a certified Water Safety Instructor and taught many students to swim in the icy cold waters of Cowans Gap State Park.
Ginny was an oil painter, refinished and caned antique furniture, was an upholsterer, an avid gardener, quilter, seamstress, and embroiderer.
Malcolm lived a full life, with a deep appreciation for the outdoors and the simple pleasures that brought him happiness.
Following retirement, Barbara worked at the National Park Visitor Center. She enjoyed gardening, canning pickles and doing seamstress work.
David worked as a journeyman machinist in the aviation and railroad industry throughout his life. He enjoyed the outdoors, especially fishing.
Martha worked most of her life as a dedicated caregiver to the elderly. She was a member of the United Mennonite Church.
Pam was an avid and very skilled photographer, enjoyed traveling to different states and especially Alaska to visit friends.
U.S. Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) is continuing his efforts to cut unnecessary red tape, strengthen Pennsylvania’s economy, and make it easier for businesses across the Commonwealth to grow and create
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Beaver County Treasurer Sandie Egley announced that $23,081.45 in unclaimed property will be returned to Beaver County. County officials will determine how the money is
by Jeff Richards McConnellsburg defeated Windber 8-0 in an Oct. 20 District 5 Class A boys soccer quarterfinal, earning its 19th victory and advancing to the semifinals. Hoyt Glenn scored

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Franklin County will see mild weather to start the week, with temperatures reaching the 70s Tuesday and Wednesday. Rain is expected Thursday, followed by cooler weather this weekend. Today, Monday,