Kristin Runyon’s memory lives on through generations of caregivers who embody her strength, determination, and grit, and the Runyon scholarship.
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Town Council recently approved an agreement with SCCAP to use the CDBG-CV funding to support Borough residents affected by the pandemic.
Visitors will be able to take a wagon tour of the farm, milk a cow by hand and learn about the many aspects of Franklin County agriculture.
Born April 1,1938, Wilbur was a member of the Upper Strasburg Church of God. He enjoyed golfing and spending time with his family.
The simplest pleasures in life, such as cooking, baking, sewing, attending church and Sunday School brought the greatest joy to Phyllis.
Ida enjoyed baking and cooking every day, canning everything and anything. Her world revolved around her mother, her children and grandchildren.
Jeff enjoyed going to the beach, attending car shows, reading car books and magazines, watching TV, anything to do with the Civil War.
Mrs. Bollinger enjoying traveling both internationally and throughout the United States. She was also an avid reader and talented with her needlework.
Raymond worked at the Letterkenny Army Depot for several years before he became a rural mail carrier for the U.S. Post Office.
York was employed on the Railroad at Letterkenny Army Depot until his retirement. He loved golfing, and watching golf on television.
Jim worked as a mechanical designer and project manager throughout his career and in various different locations throughout Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Poe was a member of Antrim Brethren In Christ Church. She loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Jennie had a big personality and was full of energy. She was very special to everyone who knew and loved her. She had a zest for life.
Feeding America Food Banks created Hunger Action Month as national campaign to highlight hunger issues facing communities.
Bob worked in the office at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant in Middletown, PA from 1968 to 1979, then at Pavex and Roadway Express.
Katie graduated from Greencastle-Antrim High School with the Class of 2016. She was last employed as an assistant manager at Rutter’s, Chambersburg.
Chub was commonly known as the “Crab Man” at Chubby’s Crabs, Chambersburg. He also owned and operated his own self-service produce stand.
Janet was a 1957 graduate of CASHS. She enjoyed watching and feeding hummingbirds, flower gardening and doing crossword puzzles.
Thomas had an open heart and always wanted to help those in need, as shown by his long and diversified volunteer service in emergency services.
Mrs. Ramsey worked at the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare for thirty-five years before retiring. Patti enjoyed crafting, pets and going to concerts.
Mrs. Avey was employed by several local businesses including Austin Hill and RotoRex. She was last employed as a sales associate at Ames Department Store.
Terry was currently employed as a night stocker at Lowe’s Home Improvement, Chambersburg. He had been with the company for over 15 years.
Mrs. Bumbaugh was a homemaker who enjoyed spending time with her family and her dogs. She attended Wesley United Methodist Church, Mont Alto.
Born Sunday, April 17, 1938 in Potsdam, New York, the son of the late William and Fern Dechene, William was the manager of Union Tools in Shippensburg.
Born September 21, 1942, Darlene enjoyed crafting, sewing and reading, but most of all, she loved being a mother and grandmother.
Nancy served in several capacities at church. In her free time she enjoyed reading the bible, gardening, cooking, and spending time with her family.
MaryAnn enjoyed painting, crafts, cooking, and canning. She had a great love for her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Edwinna enjoyed doing word search, sewing and reading the bible. Most of all she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren.
The idea is to draw attention to the impact mental health and substance use disorders have on local communities, and across America.
Anne graduated from college with a degree in education. Raising her family and renovating and decorating her home was one of the greatest joys of her life.
Mrs. Foor was a member of the Abundant Life Chapel. She enjoyed crafting and taking walks, especially with her grandchildren.
Pauline enjoyed traveling and arranging flowers, and decorating for every holiday. She was a passionate reader which kept her mind sharp.
Spraying starts at around sunset Tuesday in residential and recreational areas in and around several Franklin County townships and communities.
The road will close just south of Little Buffalo Road (Route 4010) at 7 p.m. today so the contactor can begin work on a retaining wall.
Wilbur was born and raised on a farm. He drove a bread truck for 17 years and worked at Letterkenny for 2 years. He enjoyed hunting and gardening.
The emergency departments of WellSpan’s Chambersburg Hospital and Waynesboro Hospital have transitioned to WellSpan’s Red Level.
Writer Valarie Jordan talks about the mass inoculation site at the Chambersburg Mall and her views on the cost of the county’s new Judicial Center.
The goal of Franklin County Key Concepts is to reduce expenses in the day-to-day administration of the county’s operations.
Boyd was an avid Lionel train collector, being the conductor of his many collections. His love of music ranged from the Big Band Era to Janis Joplin.
Daniel was a member of the Antietam Historical Association, Eagles Club Travel Club along with Owls Nest 1073 and Joe Stickell American Legion Post 15.