Year: 2023
School NewsVoices
CLOSING THOUGHTS: Very Grateful
By Tod Kline, superintendent of Waynesboro Area School District Back in 2017, I asked the Waynesboro School Board of Directors what the significance...
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‘Winter Utility Bill Checklist’ Offers Steps to Help Moderate Cold Weather Energy Costs
HARRISBURG – With many consumers facing higher energy costs and the potential of high winter energy bills, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC)...
Local Government
Bendell seeks county office
MERCERSBURG—Clayton Bendell has announced his candidacy for Register & Recorder of Franklin County. Bendell, a resident of Montgomery Township, is currently serving as...
Sports
Waynesboro boys, girls win on Pack the House Night
WAYNESBORO – It wouldn’t be basketball season without Pack the House Night. And boy did they pack the house. In what has become...
Non-Profit
Middletown Valley Bank Sponsors Institute Capital Campaign
WAYNESBORO—Middletown Valley Bank has donated $25,000 in support of The Institute’s capital campaign, Ensuring the Future, to create a new nature center near...
Local GovernmentTop Stories
Township resumes 24/7 coverage
WAYNE HEIGHTS–The Washington Township Supervisors have announced that effective January 1, 2023, the Washington Township Police Department has resumed 24-hour police coverage in...
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5 Things to do: Jan. 20-22
See pretty patterns. A quilt show will be held Friday, Jan. 20, from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Cumberland Valley Relief...
EntertainmentNon-Profit
Frank Feather carvings topic of program
Franklin County Judge Shawn Meyers will lead a program on the life and work of Frank Feather at a program at 7 p.m....
SportsVoices
FOOT NOTES: Introducing intermittent fasting to the routine
Anyone who has picked up on my running journey over the years should know at least a little about my trials and tribulations...
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Hometown Heroes banner applications wanted
GREENCASTLE–The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber is accepting applications for new Hometown Hero banners through March 1. Community members can honor servicemen and women who have...
