Month: May 2024
Entertainment
Chambersburg Glen Street Fountain To Flow Again
CHAMBERSBURG– Since June 2022, the Borough Public Works Department has been working with contractors to refurbish the fountain on Glen Street. We are...
School News
HVAC Students Provide Community Service at Rhodes Grove Camp
CHAMBERSBURG- In a heartwarming display of community service and work-based learning, Mr. Boxler and his HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) students from...
Top Stories
Hoff Named Franklin County Grants Director
CHAMBERSBURG– The Franklin County Commissioners has announced that Melodie Hoff has been named director of the county’s grants management department. In this role,...
Local Government
Commissioners Recognize National Prevention Week In Franklin County
CHAMBERSBURG– The Franklin County Commissioners have proclaimed May 12-18, 2024, to be National Prevention Week in Franklin County. In doing so, the commissioners...
Sports
Waynesboro Indians clinch tie for Mid-Penn Colonial Division
WAYNESBORO – The Waynesboro varsity baseball team fell behind 4-1 in the third inning when Northern York’s Rylan Yinger hit a high-arching home...
Around The Region
School Voucher Plan Revived Amid Bipartisan Support
(The Center Square) – A plan for school vouchers in Pennsylvania emerged from hibernation on Tuesday. The legislation remains a top priority among...
Entertainment
Celebrate History on the National Pike in Clear Spring, MD
CLEAR SPRING, MD- Get ready for a fun-filled historical celebration next Friday, May 17th in Clear Spring, Maryland! The annual National Pike Festival...
Health
New Hope for Allergy Sufferers
An estimated 32 million people in the U.S. suffer from food allergies. But a new treatment that received FDA approval in February has...
School News
Class of 2024 Welcomes Reverend Jessica Bryan for Baccalaureate Address
WAYNESBORO- The Waynesboro Area Senior High School Class of 2024 Executive Council is thrilled to announce that Reverend Jessica Bryan will be the...
Voices
LOCAL HISTORY: ‘Eyes In The Dark’- A Civil War Heroine Is Remembered at Monterey Pass
During the American Civil War, most northern locales escaped the horrors of warfare that bloodied fields and demolished towns throughout the Confederacy. But...
