The Center Square A business reopening plan approved by Pennsylvania lawmakers Tuesday is further fueling tensions with the Wolf administration over its March 23 shut
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.
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.
No matter what happens, we go through this all together and we all come back and work together towards success and help each other.
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.
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.
The free webinar, geared toward small businesses, touches on many aspects of coping with the present reality while planning for a vastly different future.
The loans can cover costs associated with operations in the three months prior to the statewide shutdown.
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.
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.
All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
The Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce honored eight of its members for their achievements at its annual awards breakfast Thursday.
All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
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.
The D.L. Martin Co. recognizes Corey Starliper as Employee of the Month for February. Corey lives in Mercersburg and has been with the company for three years.
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from February 23rd to February 29th, 2020. There are 23 pages in this PDF Document.
Sam Thrush was well-prepared to lead Downtown Chambersburg Inc.’s revitalization efforts when he was appointed its president in 2018.
All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
A Michigan egg producer building a $100 million egg production facility just outside Mercersburg has revamped its corporate website.
All Deed Transfers are public record in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office. All deed transfers, except conveyances between family members for a nominal amount, are published as a public service.
Through the Mont Alto LaunchBox, Penn State Mont Alto hopes to provide leadership and serve as a catalyst for entrepreneurship and economic development in Franklin County
A data breach compromised personal credit card information at eight local Rutter’s convenience stores for seven months in 2018-19. The information came to light after Rutter’s announced Thursday that it had experienced a major breach in its credit card payment system.
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from February 2nd to February 8th, 2020. All Deed Transfers are public record in the Franklin County Register and Recorder’s office.
The D.L. Martin Co. recognizes Roy Pittman as Employee of the Month for January. Roy lives in Marion and has been with the company for 34 years.
The core of the downtown is the front door of the community and Downtown Chambersburg Inc. President Sam Thrush wants that door to be inviting.
F&M Trust recently committed $25,000 to Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. The bank’s contribution will be used to support the ballet company’s $5.95 million capital expansion project.
F&M Trust is pleased to announce the following recent hires and promotions
Despite some drizzle and temperatures above freezing, sales were brisk for downtown businesses during Chambersburg’s 18th annual IceFest.
Listed below in the PDF Embedded Document is the Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from January 26th to February 1st, 2020.
Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Georgina Cranston presented funds gleaned from the 2019 Heritage Christmas Light It Up!
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from January 12th to January 18th, 2020.
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from January 12th to January 18th, 2020.
Join the Chambersburg Chamber for a new spin on their former Sip & Savor event! Created from past attendee feedback, Chamber Uncorked will feature a fun theme each year with games, food and elaborate decorations designed to make the night a relaxing, mingling experience.
The hair salon at 75 N. Main St. officially opened Dec. 11 under the ownership of Jenna Keller and Korie Groft.
Luke Martin of SEK, CPAs & Advisors, heads the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce’s 2020 board of directors.
Local attorney Martha Walker retired as director of the board for F&M Trust and Franklin Financial Services Corporation after 40 years of service.
The American Bankers Association (ABA) recently recognized contributions by First United Bank & Trust’s Information Security & Disaster Recovery Officer Joyce Flinn.
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from January 5th to January 11th, 2020.
The D.L. Martin Co. recognizes Terry Heidel as Employee of the Month for December. Terry lives in Shirleysburg and has nine years of service with the company.
Deed Transfers for Franklin County Pennsylvania from December 29th to January 4th, 2020.
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