Month: January 2022
School News
WASHS NAHS create giant kicks
Waynesboro Area Senior High School teacher Melanie Erb, fourth from left, and her National Art Honor Society students were recognized by Mainstreet Waynesboro...
Around The Region
Pa. National Guard supports federal COVID-19 response teams
ANNVILLE—In support of the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, the Pennsylvania National Guard activated a dual-status commander Dec....
Around The Region
Pennsylvanians have until Jan. 15 to enroll in 2022 health care coverage
HARRISBURG—Uninsured Pennsylvanians have until January 15, 2022, to enroll in health care coverage beginning February 1. “For uninsured Pennsylvanians, January 15 is a...
Around The Region
Franklin County represented on new WellSpan board
YORK—WellSpan Health has announced three new board members to the 2022 Board of Directors, including Franklin County representative Andy Williford. “Our Board of...
Local Government
Fire service issue settled
WAYNE HEIGHTS—Washington Township and Borough of Waynesboro officials have reached an agreement for Fire Service after more than four months of negotiations. The...
Top Stories
Waynesboro Reads! Winter Reading Challenge underway
WAYNESBORO – Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library invites the community to join it for a fun winter reading challenge where kids, teens and...
Entertainment
Owl program coming up
GETTYSBURG—The Institute will offer a Birding Field Trip: Short-eared owls on Saturday, Jan. 22, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Gettysburg. Led by...
Voices
HIT THE GROUND RUNNING: Goals. Resolutions. Changes. Wishes. Promises.
What is it about a new year that makes us feel like we can take on the world? I’ll be honest. I often...
Local GovernmentTop Stories
Quincy Twp. appoints new supervisor
QUINCY—Quincy Township has a full board of supervisors again, but the new board member wasn’t the first—or second—choice. And he’s not really a...
Top Stories
5 Things to do in 2022: Hands-On History
Winter is here—even if it has felt more like spring—and at some point, Cabin Fever is sure to set in. No matter what...
