Year: 2024
Sports
Waynesboro girls rebound in second half, defeat West Perry
WAYNESBORO – The “tale of two halves” storyline has become cliché. Still, if you attended or saw Friday night’s varsity girls’ basketball game...
Top Stories
Community to Celebrate MLK Day with Acts of Service
CHAMBERSBURG – This year’s national holiday, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on January 15 will be observed by over 130 community members...
Voices
SPORTS FOCUS: It’s too late to change things now
You’ll have to excuse Kirk Herbstreit. His not-so-well-thought-out rant on eliminating college football bowl games now that the College Football Playoff has expanded...
Sports
Snavely marches to Trojan Wars Middle School title
When push comes to shove, there is no argument: The most coveted prize for a wrestler in Pennsylvania is a PIAA medal. But...
Health
PA Launches Independent Appeals for Denied Health Claims
HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) launched a state-administered independent appeal process that allows Pennsylvanians to submit for an Independent External Review if...
School News
Wilson College Celebrates MLK Day 2024 with Inspiring Speaker
CHAMBERSBURG- This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Wilson College invites the community to join a powerful presentation on “Centering Love, Healing, and Liberation...
Around The RegionGood News
Learn about nutritional supplements at upcoming seminar
GREENCASTLE – Two educational seminars on nutritional supplements are scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 18. The first seminar will be held at Norland Avenue...
Things To DoTop Stories
5 Things To Do This Weekend
Support Local Music. Black-Coffey Caverns will host a Bluegrass event on Saturday, Jan. 13 at 6 p.m. The event will take place at...
Local Government
Stay Alert, Franklin County: Sheriff Warns of Phone Scams
CHAMBERSBURG- The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) urges residents to be vigilant against a wave of phone scams targeting the community. These scams...
Around The RegionGood News
PA Doubles Veteran Farming Grants to Fuel Food & Freedom
HARRISBURG – Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced the recipients of $300,000 in Veterans in Agriculture Grants to connect military veterans to opportunities in...
