Year: 2021
Around The Region
L&I Announces $800,000 to Help Veterans Get Good Jobs
HARRISBURG – Department of Labor & Industry Secretary Jennifer Berrier today announced the availability of $800,000 in grant funding through the Veterans Employment...
Around The Region
Pick Up Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG— Volunteers are wanted to help keep our state beautiful. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Transportation encourage Pennsylvanians to volunteer...
Entertainment
Amish Outlaws in concert
THURMONT, MD–The Amish Outlaws will perform at the Thurmont Event Complex The concert will be held Nov. 27. Doors open at 6 p.m....
Entertainment
Take the Trail of Lights
CHAMBERSBURG—Country Creek Produce’s Trail of Lights returns later this month. Hundreds of thousands of bright lights, unique displays, festive music, live farm animals,...
Top Stories
Waynesboro Hospital receives top safety grade
YORK– WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital was one of five local hospitals that received “A” safety grades for fall 2021 from The Leapfrog Group, a national watchdog...
Sports
COLLEGE SPORTS: Shepherd U weekend roundup
Shepherd U football concludes 10-1 regular season with rout of winless Clarion SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. – Junior quarterback Tyson Bagent (Martinsburg, W.Va./Martinsburg) completed 32-of-45 passes...
Sports
COLLEGE SPORTS: SU Basketball roundup
Shippensburg women’s basketball team takes two wins in opening weekend SHIPPENSBURG – The Shippensburg University women’s basketball season, picked in a preseason coaches...
Sports
COLLEGE SPORTS: Shippensburg rallies to take Senior Day football win over Mercyhurst
SHIPPENSBURG – Freshman Jake DeLuccia (Wayne, N.J./Wayne Valley) scored a go-ahead touchdown with 4:30 remaining Saturday as the Shippensburg University football team rallied to defeat...
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Spring Grove ends Waynesboro’s season, 21-6
SPRING GROVE – It was a game Waynesboro could have won. In the end, it was a game that got away. The Indians...
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Utility and rental assistance available through ERAP
CHAMBERSBURG—Franklin County residents at risk of eviction or utility shutoffs because of COVID-19 are urged to apply for assistance available through the Emergency...
