Month: September 2024
Non-Profit
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library begins preservation project on historic building
WAYNESBORO – The historic Alexander Hamilton House, home of Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library, is receiving much-needed repairs over the fall and winter,...
Top Stories
New owners focus on community care at Waynesboro Apothecary
WAYNESBORO – Patient care, customer service and making the best possible impact on the community are what drives the new owners of two...
Local Government
Notice of public hearing on proposed Franklin County Community Block Grant programs
CHAMBERSBURG – Residents can offer their input for proposed use of the Franklin County Community Block Grant funds during a Sept. 23 public...
Entertainment
Drew Adams takes the stage outdoors
WAYNESBORO – Drew Adams will host a free concert on Sunday, Sept. 29, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Church of the...
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United Way of Washington County readies for 33rd annual Day of Caring
HAGERSTOWN, Md. – As the United Way of Washington County embarks on its 33rd annual Day of Caring, it does so with more...
School News
Entries sought for ArtsFest 2025 at Wilson College
CHAMBERSBURG – Wilson College is seeking entries for its annual ArtsFest celebration, which will take place on campus the week of April 7-11,...
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United Way of Franklin County launches ‘Ignite Giving’ campaign
CHAMBERSBURG – United Way of Franklin County will kick off its annual community campaign, “Ignite Giving,” on Sept. 20. This year’s campaign emphasizes...
Health
Rotary Club of Waynesboro hosts ‘The World’s Greatest Meal’ to end polio
World Polio Day, recognized on Oct. 24, is a time for Rotary Club members, public healthadvocates and all who want a world free...
Entertainment
Chambersburg bookstore owner/artist honored by Who’s Who
CHAMBERSBURG – Martha Ami Hawes Plessinger has been included in Marquis Who’s Who for both her success in art and in the retail...
Sports
Reed wins Pure Stocks feature at Hub City Nationals
Things won’t always go your way, but if you stay focused and keep on grinding, those breaks just might start to turn in...
