Deed transfers, June 15-19
Deed Transfers are public records and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. They are published as a public service for our readers.
Chamber awarded 5-star status
The U.S. Chamber board found its sound policies, effective organizational procedures and positive impact on the community to be worthy of this recognition.
Job roundup June 22
From restaurants to manufacturers, area employers are looking for both skilled and unskilled labor as local businesses begin to open up again.
Weekly jobs report 6/20
Some businesses are not just calling former employees back to work, but are hiring new employees. If you are looking for either part-time or full-time work, check out these job openings.
Local businesses gearing up to go green
The road to financial recovery for Precision Image will be “slow and arduous”, Worsham said. Implementing social distancing will restrict the number of customers in his shop at one time.
Deed transfers, June 7-13
Deed Transfers are public records and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. They are published as a public service.
June 10th weekly job report
AeroTek, DHL Supply Chain and Penske are all looking for forklift operators, Ranstad is looking for assembleers and Aunt Bea’s is looking for laborers
Deed transfers, May 31-June 6
Deed Transfers are public records and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. They are published as a public service.
DCI wants input on downtown spaces
DCI next intends to convene committees to review drafted goals, objectives, and action items for a five-year strategic plan.
Dennis Hicks: D.L. Martin employee of month
D.L. Martin has recognized Dennis Hicks for a couple of suggestions pertaining to the paint booth that saved the company time amnd money.
Weekly jobs report for June
Despite temporary closures of many local businesses, there are still some job openings available in the local area. Several are listed here.
Deed transfers, May 17-31
Deed Transfers are public records and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. They are published as a public service.
F&M employees finish leadership course
Three F&M Trust employees graduated from Leadership Franklin County (LFC). The graduation, held in a virtual format, took place May 14.
Small businesses hurting
Small business owners across the state have grappled with the distinction between essential and nonessential businesses – and the impact it could have in the months ahead.
Deed transfers May 3-16
Franklin County’s May 3-16, 2020 Deed Transfers are listed below in the PDF Embedded Document. Use the Previous and Next buttons to...
New leadership class planned
There is still time to sign up for a new leadership class to hone leadership skills and network with other professionals.
WellSpan announces salary cuts for execs
WellSpan will use the temporary pay cuts to help employees experiencing financial hardships during the pandemic. The new WellSpan Health Family COVID-19 Assistance Program helps cover mortgage or rent payments, utility costs and other urgent bills.
Hearts fill windows in downtown Stores
While many of their doors are closed, the windows of businesses in downtown Chambersburg are brimming with hope for the day they can welcome patrons inside once again.
Deed transfers April 19 to May 2
Deed Transfers are public records and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. They are published as a public service.
Paycheck Protection Program loans helping
The Paycheck Protection Program, a facet of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act that passed last month, has been keeping local...
Businesses navigating COVID-19 crisis
With a second round of funding starting Monday, businesses who missed out are eagerly awaiting details on how to access the new money.
Wolf’s reopening plan sparks optimism
Stephen Christian, president of the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce, said the reopening is good news for the local economy.
Staying strong together
Now those who have a heart for downtown Chambersburg businesses can display it in numerous ways, thanks to some creative collaboration.
Deed transfers April 12-18
Listed below in the PDF Embedded Document is the Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from April 12-18, 2020. Use the Previous and Next...
Deed transfers March 30-April 9
All Deed Transfers are public record and can be found in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. Deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
Business reopening plan passes Senate
The chamber approved Senate Bills 327 and 613 along party lines after hours of debate. That debate centered on whether the administration’s current coronavirus mitigation strategy – while admittedly effective – goes too far, unnecessarily plunging more than 1.3 million residents into unemployment.
Business reopening plan approved by PA House
The Center Square
A business reopening plan approved by Pennsylvania lawmakers Tuesday is further fueling tensions with the Wolf...
Robinson honored by DL Martin
Chris suggested changing the raw material length of 5 Sch 40 pipe used for elevator jack cylinders. Changing the length from 42’ to 45’ eliminates the excessive amount of drop generated when sawing the pipe.
May sheriff’s sale cancelled
The main reason for the cancellation is the uncertainty about how long stay-at home and social distancing restrictions will continue. Franklin County‘s courthouse has been closed to the public for about a month as a result.
Local businesses ‘making best of things’
No matter what happens, we go through this all together and we all come back and work together towards success and help each other.
Changing the way we work in a Coronavirus world
With the Coronavirus pandemic has come a need for companies to rethink the way they are doing business.The health and well-being of employees and partners have become their highest priority.
Deed transfers for March 23-27
Here are the deed transfers recorded in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office for the last week of March. Deeds are public records.
Local entrepreneurs talk about surviving a pandemic, and thriving
The free webinar, geared toward small businesses, touches on many aspects of coping with the present reality while planning for a vastly different future.
Gov. Wolf announces $100M coronavirus small business relief fund
The loans can cover costs associated with operations in the three months prior to the statewide shutdown.
Deed Transfers for March 15th to March 21st
Here are the Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from March 15th to March 21st, 2020.All Deed Transfers are public record in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office.
PA Rolls out Waiver for Shuttered Businesses
Less than 24 hours after he ordered non-essential businesses closed, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf unveiled a waiver process for non-life-sustaining businesses unable to meet his demands.
Deed Transfers for March 8th to March 14th
All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
Chamber Honors Businesses, Community Members for Excellence
The Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce honored eight of its members for their achievements at its annual awards breakfast Thursday.
Deed Transfers for March 1st to March 7th
All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
Franklin Financial, F&M Trust Announce Appointment of New Board Member
Franklin Financial Services Corporation, the bank holding company of F&M Trust, recently announced the appointment of Kevin Craig as a Director of Franklin Financial Services Corporation and F&M Trust.
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