Year: 2024
Local Government
Washington County Parks & Rec Cancels Programs, Rentals Due to Weather
HAGERSTOWN, MD – The Washington County Parks and Recreation Department announces that due to inclement weather ALL Washington County Parks & Recreation Department...
Top Stories
Hagerstown Fire Crews Battle Blaze, Rescue Residents in 4-Unit Apartment Fire
HAGERSTOWN, MD – In response to a devastating fire incident, public safety agencies swiftly mobilized to address the emergency at 25609 Military Road,...
Health
Meritus Medical Center Steps Up to Meet Increased Demand for Pediatric Care
HAGERSTOWN, Md. — As we come out of the holidays, many parents are aware that another season is in full swing: viral illness...
Around The Region
PA Turnpike Reminds Motorists of Toll Increase Starting Jan. 7
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission reminds drivers that a toll increase approved last year will take effect across the highway system at...
Things To DoTop Stories
5 Things To Do This Weekend
Support Local Athletes. Local high school sports are roaring back this weekend, with athletes across basketball, swimming, wrestling, and even bocce ready to...
Entertainment
Bingo Bonanza on the Mountain
Calling all bingo lovers. Gear up for a night of laughter, excitement, and the chance to win big at the South Mountain Volunteer...
Sports
Waynesboro defeats Shippensburg in league meets
SHIPPENSBURG – The Waynesboro boys and girls swimming teams returned from Christmas break in top form on Wednesday evening. The boys’ team dominated...
Local Government
Washington County wants to help farmers keep their land
HAGERSTOWN, MD- Washington County wants to help farmers keep their land for farming. They have four programs with different options: If you’re a...
Non-Profit
The Clubhouse: A Nurturing Haven for Young Explorers at the Waynesboro Area YMCA
WAYNESBORO- Nestled within the Waynesboro Area YMCA lies a vibrant haven for young minds and bodies – The Clubhouse. This dedicated space, designed...
School News
New Franklin Elementary Students Read Over 2,200 Books in 4 Months
CHAMBERSBURG- New Franklin Elementary students in the Chambersburg Area School District achieved a monumental reading feat, conquering a mountain of 2,204 books in...
