Letter to the Editor: Gerrymandering
We are approaching the season of voting for our representatives on Tuesday April 28, 2020 with an issue that is pertinent to all voters.
Daylight Savings Time Is Reminder to Change Smoke Detector Batteries
Daylight Savings Time for most means time to change the clocks and adapt to the new daylight schedule. But for fire departments, it signifies the time of the year to remind everyone to change batteries in smoke alarms.
FCADC Still Opposes Transource
As was widely reported, on February 13th there was a "Meet & Greet" for vendors interested in doing business with Transource.
Letter to the Editor: This Community Is Blessed
I have been a very active volunteer in a variety of organizations over the years, so I’ve seen first-hand how we are blessed with many caring and effective non-profits in our Franklin County community.
Letter To The Editor: New Year’s Eve Fundraiser at Coyle Free...
On December 31, Coyle Free Library roared into the 20s with its second New Year’s Eve Gala celebration.
Letter to the Editor: Warmest Holiday Wishes to You and Yours
I would like to extend the warmest holiday wishes and happiest new year to you and your family.
Letter To The Editor: Sidewalk Meeting Important
I urge residents and business owners in the Borough of Chambersburg to attend a Dec. 9 public hearing about sidewalks.
Letter To The Editor: Changes Needed In Health Care Insurance
Health insurance is supposed to protect people in their time of need. But with prices going up and networks getting smaller, it’s hard to tell what we are paying for.
Op-Ed: Growing Pains in Franklin County
When I was in elementary school, there were a few years when I sprouted up past my classmates. At those times my legs, arms and back were in so much pain that my mom took me to the doctor to find out what was wrong.
Letter to the Editor: Candidate Talks About His Ideas And Finding...
This letter is to the hard-working citizens and fellow Americans of Franklin County. Our campaign message is one of unity and is to all Americans.
Letter to the Editor: Supporting Bill Everly on Nov. 5
I've known Bill Everly for over 15 years. We met through the Chambersburg Exchange Club where Bill has spent countless hours raising thousands of dollars for the prevention of child abuse in Franklin County.
Letter to the Editor: Seeking Support From Third Ward Residents
On Nov. 5, I will be outside Chambersburg’s recreation center, 235 S. Third St., to hear from voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward.
Letter To The Editor: Endorsing Dolaway for 5th Ward Council
In collaborating with Councilman Herb Dolaway on community projects, it is clear that he has the experience and wisdom to see all facets of a civic issue.
Letter To The Editor: In Support Of Bill Everly
My name is Michael Kalathas. I am one of the owners of the Orchards Restaurant. I was born and raised in Chambersburg PA. I always look to better my community in every way that I can.
Letter To The Editor: Midwife Rosie Klinepeter Reflects On Retirement
Retirement, for me, is a leap of faith. I am not sure I will know what to do, but I am certain God will guide.
Over The Rainbow Eases Trauma of Abused Children, Families
Child abuse is a serious problem in Franklin County. We see hundreds of cases reported every year.
It's all about changing the way people think about and respond to child sexual assault
Letter to the Editor: Donors Very Generous with Stuff the Bus...
On behalf of United Way of Franklin County, I’d like to express my sincere thanks to the people and organizations that supported our 2019 Stuff the Bus project.
Big News: FCFP Is Now a Part of Lion Publishers
This week we were accepted as a member of LION Publishers, the nation’s only association dedicated to Local Independent Online News publishers.
Letter to the Editor: Thanking Voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward
Now that the primary election results are official, I want to thank voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward for their bipartisan support.
Letter to the Editor: In Support of John Flannery
I am writing this letter in support of John Flannery for Franklin County Commissioner in the upcoming May 21st primary election.
Letter to the Editor: Mary Beth Shank for Judge
There is a joke floating around these days: How can you tell when politicians are lying? Answer: When their mouth is moving!
Letter to the Editor: Vote for Ian Brink
Last Saturday, I had the privilege and honor to walk the stage and accept my degree from Shippensburg University.
Letter to the Editor: Support for Mary Beth Shank
I support Mary Beth Shank because I know her to be intelligent, calm under pressure, hard-working, and well-educated and versed in the law.
Letter to the Editor: A Privilege to Serve
As primary season draws to a close, I write to thank the community for listening to all our candidate messages and making the important decision to appear at the polls Tuesday to choose who will represent you in elected office.
Letter to the Editor: In support of Ian Brink
I am writing this in support of Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. Brink is the only candidate who has the necessary qualifications for the job.
Letter to the Editor: Think Brink!
As a retired police officer with 19 years of service, I have witnessed the operations of a trial court many times throughout my career.
Letter to the Editor: Give Flannery a Chance on May 21
Debbie Taylor voices her opinion about
We are very fortunate to have a candidate running for Franklin County Commissioner like John Flannery.
Letter to the Editor: Write in Request
For my neighbors in the Borough of Shippensburg. I am asking for your Write-in vote for Borough Tax Collector Next Tuesday.
Letter to the Editor: Another Bad Week for Taxpayers
It was another bad week for Pennsylvania taxpayers. Just the other day it was reported that Governor Tom Wolf handed out huge salary increases to his top staffers.
Letter to the Editor: The Pill
When you go to the doctor and try to explain just what your symptoms indicate to you (as a non-doctor) and even before you are finished, he tells you he has just the thing that can fix that.
Letter to the Editor: Please Vote for Herb Dolaway
My name is Patty Dolaway and I am writing to endorse my husband, Herb for re-election to the 5th Ward Borough Council of Chambersburg.
Letter to the Editor: Ian Brink is Highly Qualified
I have seen first-hand how hard Ian is working to meet people and earn their votes.
Letter to the Editor: Ian Brink Is Clearly the Right Choice
IAN BRINK is clearly the right choice to be our next Common Pleas Judge. I have lived in Franklin County my whole life and I love this community.
Letter to the Editor: Vote for My Dad, Ian Brink
Abby Brink: On May 21st, vote for my dad Ian Brink when selecting your candidate for the judge for the Court of Common Pleas. When voting on May 21st, Think Experience, Think Brink.
Letter to the Editor: Mary Beth Shank Is Good People
My name is Ed Asbury and I support Mary Beth Shank for Judge. She has the knowledge and more importantly the heart to be a good judge for Franklin County.
Letter to the Editor: Support Ian Brink for Judge
My name is Bruce Levy and I want everyone to please get out and vote on May 21st, and support Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Letter to the Editor: Elect Mary Beth Shank for Judge
Tom and Mary Stonesifer ask every to please join them in electing Mary Beth Shank for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
Letter to the Editor: Trust Mary Beth Shank
I am Stephanie Ewing Byers and I have had the immense honor and pleasure of knowing Mary Beth Shank personally for over 30 years.
Letter to the Editor: Vote for Ian Brink
I am Jeff Conner and I support Ian Brink has a proven record and respect of our judicial system that has led him to be rated “highly qualified” by the Franklin County Bar Association.
Letter to the Editor: Support Ian Brink for Judge
My name is Elaine Preli and I am writing this letter to show my support for Ian Brink, who is running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
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