Borough Manager Jeffrey Stonehill explains the ins and outs of the town’s storm sewer utility fees in the Letter to the Editor.
Statistics indicate that one in every five students report being bullied; and of those who report, 41% think the bullying would happen again
New Senate bill passes with little to no fanfare We will soon observe the second anniversary of the passage of one of the worst pieces
We must listen to the voices of parents in Pennsylvania, not silence them, Sen. Doug Mastriano says in this editorial contribution.
If there is something we can all count on, it is the talent of Pennsylvania legislators to do the wrong thing at the wrong time.
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 2021 Stuff the Bus drive raised $20,226.40 in donations and supplies, which UW distributed directly to the five school districts.
America rallied in the days and years thereafter; and it is important that we continue to recognize the sacrifice so many people made during that time.
Look at the numbers. They don’t lie. Instead, they provide clear evidence of the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness in the community.
Seeking to change legislation to ensure volunteers have the same legal rights as employees when they experience sexual harassment and discrimination.
There are no winners in the Corman-Mastriano Senate scuffle, according to former Franklin County Republican Chair Dwight Weidman. Here’s his take on the “loud nd raucous” dust-up.
Waynesboro’s Kathy Freese talks about the debacle taking place in Afghanistan as the U.S. pulls its military out, leaving the Taliban in control.
Letter-writer James Tweed describes true heroes of the Republican Party as those doing their jobs: from poll workers to police officers.
Vote by the Pennsylvania’s EQB on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) Rule did not appear to consider an important issue — PA’s Constitution.
The Chambersburg AARP Tax Aide program has completed another tax season, but this year’s season was challenging, thanks to the pandemic.
Sleepy little Quincy Township is as an unlikely place as you can find for a financial scandal, but a big one has created turmoil in this rural community. .
The conservative media coverage of the audit was apparently too attractive for some ambitious politicians, attracting them to the Desert Southwest like moths to a flame.
Freedom of conscience, freedom of intellect and freedom of speech are fundamental natural rights elucidated in our precious constitution.
A rare opportunity for Independents and those registered in a third party to have a say in a Pennsylvania primary election.
An overreaching and intrusive government, no matter how well intended, will always create more problems than it solves.
Wolf’s focus on pushing pot shows his political savvy, according to Matthew Brouillette in this tongue-in-cheek op-ed piece.
This writer asks: With our state economy floundering – as a direct result of Wolf’s flawed pandemic policies – what course of action is the Governor pursuing to revive Pennsylvania businesses? New taxes.
In this letter to the editor, Debbie Trudeau of State College objects to HB38, which calls for a change to the way judges are elected.
Sometines its hard to form valid viewpoints, especially when selective reporting on today’s political chaos skews the view.
Enacting these restrictions without any stimulus package or additional programs available to help the impacted businesses survive is crushing our small businesses.
Franklin County is in crisis. We are grappling with the devastating impacts of a global pandemic–on our economy, on our basic needs and resources, on
An open letter to the community and members of the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce from its president Steve Christian: Last week, new mitigation mandates
At our WellSpan hospitals in Chambersburg, Gettysburg and Waynesboro, nearly one out of every two hospital beds is occupied by a COVID-19 patient.
“The left knew getting Kamala Harris elected would be a tough sell to America. So they devised a plan to get her into office using a Trojan horse.”
The news is in, and it probably doesn’t surprise most of us who have followed the 2020 election closely for months. Democrat Joe Biden has
In this Op-Ed piece, Democrat Todd Rowley talks about why trust and shared values are important to Americans — “just this once.”
In this Op-Ed opinion submission, state senate candidate Rich Sterner gives his views on issues.
“Journalism can never be silent: that is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault.” – Henry Grunwald This op-ed piece on the importance of balanced,
The writer questions President Donald Trump’s values, ending his letter to the editor with a call to “Unite America once again.”
Stickman wrote that the “Constitution sets certain lines that may not be crossed, even in an emergency. Actions taken by the defendants crossed those lines. It is the duty of the Court to declare those actions unconstitutional.”
Richard Williams of Waynesboro takes District Attorney Matt Fogal to task for declaring his intention to vote for Democrat Joe Biden for president.
In this Op-Ed piece, Nathan Benefield urges Gov. Tom Wolf to pass reforms Pennsylvanians really need. In recent weeks, Gov. Tom Wolf called on state
Franklin County District Attorney Matt Fogal explains his views in this op-ed piece about making choices in a political climate many consider divisive.
Even a minor criminal offense committed a long time ago can haunt people their entire lives, reducing access to jobs, housing and, in many states, placing limitations on their civil rights.
A letter to the editor supporting the Black Lives Matter movement has been signed by 400+ local leaders and movement participants.