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SNIFF NOTES: A letter from Willie the dog

I’ve been in my new home for a few days now and I have to say I never thought this would happen to...

Sports

Wildcats shut out Indians, 28-0

MECHANICSBURG – The 2022 varsity football season started out as a challenge for a Waynesboro team that graduated 22 seniors from an historic...

Non-Profit

Pumpkins and Pippins draws crowd

ROUZERVILLE–The 2nd annual Pumpkins and Pippins fall festival held Saturday, Oct. 15, at Pine Hill Recreation Area in Washington Township attracted a crowd...

Top Stories

Franklin County announces election security measures

Franklin County’s Election Board is assuring voters that it takes voting and election security very seriously, with six layers of security that are in...

Around The RegionGood News

Waynesboro’s Scarecrow Contest brings fun to town

WAYNESBORO–Market Day 2022 included a Scarecrow Contest. The top three winners have been announced:

Local Government

Franklin County Commissioners Approve Bridge Replacement, Maintenance Plan

CHAMBERSBURG– The Franklin County Commissioners have approved a bridge replacement and maintenance plan that ensures the future safety of county bridges through at...

School News

‘Innovations Challenge’ Contest for High School Students Underway

HARRISBURG– The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has announced that students are invited to participate in the sixth annual PennDOT Innovations Challenge, which encourages students to...

Sports

Shepherd University Football Rolls over Lock Haven

SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — Senior quarterback Tyson Bagent (Martinsburg, W.Va./Martinsburg) completed 16-of-21 passes for 211 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score...

Entertainment

Fort Ritchie to hold Fall Craft Bazaar

CASCADE, MD-  The Fort Ritchie Community Center will hold its annual Fall Craft Bazaar on Oct. 15 and 16. There will be fall...

Top Stories

5 Things to do this weekend: Oct. 14-16

Get a feel for a farm. The October Farmers Market Friday, Oct. 14, from 4-7 p.m. at Fort Ritchie. There will be vendors,...

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