Franklin County Career and Technology Center senior Jayda Smith has completed the 1,250 training hours required for her cosmetology license.
Smith is enrolled in the center’s cosmetology program and attends CMS.
Photo credits to Franklin County Career and Technology Center
The wallet belonging to Jeremy Hornbaker was turned into the Chambersburg Police Department. Mr. Hornbaker can pick up his wallet at the Chambersburg Police Department during normal business hours. Sourced
Born April 9, 1947 in Chambersburg, PA., Dora worked for over 20 years at the Deli Counter at Kennie’s Market in Gettysburg.
Theresa worked for 13 years at the Master Brand Cabinet Company in Littlestown, as well as a number of years at Tommy’s Pizza in Gettysburg.
Kathleen especially loved her four-legged companions, sharing her home and heart with several beloved cats and dogs throughout her lifetime.
The Borough issues permits for special events throughout the town. If you would like to seek a permit for a special event, please contact Irene Sosa at 717-251-2465 or isosa@chambersburgpa.gov.
by midpenn McConnellsburg’s girls soccer team defeated Windber 2-0 on Oct. 4, extending its winning streak to 12 games. The conference victory was the Lady Spartans’ 11th shutout this season
by Ed Gotwals Chambersburg hosts Carlisle for Homecoming at Trojan Stadium in a 7 p.m. Mid Penn Commonwealth matchup. Both teams enter at 1-5 overall and 1-4 in division play
Karleigh Schwartz, a Cosmetology & CMS senior at Franklin County Career and Technology Center, has completed 1,250 hours in cosmetology. The center recognized Schwartz’s milestone in a public Facebook post.
