Chambersburg, PA News

• Chambersburg, PA News
• Lebanon County school board bans children's book
• Time for a dip in the pool
• Woman in court today over pellet gun attack
• Budget woes may endanger Fannett-Metal programs
• Roads named in honor of fallen soldiers
• Family not home during Monday fire; pet perishes
• County residents turn out for parades, ceremonies on Memorial Day
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• 4 local seniors receive Comcast scholarships
• Treatment center patient jailed after two alleged attacks
• Letter leads to re-enactment of Decoration Day
• Civil War soldiers honored at 'Decoration Day'
• Franklin County's lost hundreds to war
• Mercersburg Academy graduates 127 with A-list speaker: Madeline Albright
• Penn National kicks off summer
• Busy week set for next principal of Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Police: Eagle Scout's headstone stolen from Pleasant Hall Cemetery
• Police say Chambersburg area girl ran away from home Friday
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• BUSINESS BRIEF: Airline begins non-stop flights to Florida
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Webb's Sports Bar
• Memorial Day brings open pools, travel
• Local runner goes pro
• Annual Franklin-Fulton counties walk for mental health turns into rally
• Groups petition for restoration of General Assistance in Pennsylvania
• Plenty of events set to mark Memorial Day in Franklin County area
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS By Anna Rotz: Fort Loudon site had important role in U.S. history
• Applications due July 1 for property improvement grants
• Caledonia swimming pool to open June 9
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital after Chambersburg area crash
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• New Chambersburg coach was targeted in lawsuit when he was a principal
• New Chambersburg Area Senior High School boys basketball coach up for challenges
• Man arrested in Chambersburg for slaying in Puerto Rico
• World traveler shares experience with Chambersburg Area Middle School South students
• Franklin County Veterans' Memorial Park to have military history trail
• Wallace's homicide trial still on track to start Dec. 3 in Franklin County Court
• Bill would reduce size of Pennsylvania House
• Franklin County Republicans re-elect leader
• Franklin County OKs grants for lower income housing
• Reenactors bring Civil War to Shippensburg 8th graders
• Plea deals for Shippensburg arson case could mean no jail time
• Three county offices damaged in last week's fire, commissioners report
• Man charged with assaulting wife in Waynesboro
• Caledonia State Park pool opens June 9
• BUSINESS BRIEF: DCI promotes property improvements
• New boys basketball coach named for Chambersburg Area Senior High School Trojans
• Rain doesn't dampen fishing spirits of Franklin Learning Center students
• Teen sentenced to state prison for assault at South Mountain Secure Treatment Center
• Cabin assault case, others head to Franklin County court
• Free fishing permitted on Memorial Day across Pennsylvania
• Fulton County Police Log
• Waynesboro may approve a teacher contract deal as early as next week
• Man seriously injured in Wednesday morning crash on I-81
• Shippensburg man gets probation for 2010 Fannettsburg bar fight
• Telemedicine visits now covered by Medical Assistance
• House committee sends on bill to downsize Pa. legislature
• Local outdoorsmen urge Fish & Game, DEP to solve issue that leads to bass confusion
• Time for Wilson Wayback Wednesday! Check out this photo of the dining hall circa...
• Farmers market to open Saturday in Chambersburg
• Strawberries early this year in Franklin County area
• Franklin County to drop jury commissioners
• Franklin Fire Company sets up reunion for older, former members
• Trial date set for alleged assault with pickup truck that interrupted 4-year-old girl's birthday party in Chambersburg
• Pennsylvania Senate OKs bill to protect Samaritans
• Police, Franklin Fire Company to check child seats
• Jerry Rowe trial moved to August because 'Commonwealth severely hampered'
• Chambersburg encouraged to go "Casual for a Cause" June 22
• County commissioners to do away with jury commissioners
• Pa. Senate considers ban of dangerous exotic pets
• Chambersburg Borough changes sign ordinance
• Habitat for Humanity: Demolishing cheaper than fixing
• WWII Marine saw action in Pacific
• Man charged with alleged assault at cabin
• Nursing home residents get van for senior trips
• Senior profile: CASHS senior hopes to join park service
• Police log
• Career Expo for area 10th graders moves to Shippensburg University tomorrow
• County gifting gas cards to volunteer meal drivers as a show of thanks
• Reward offered in theft at Waynesboro bowling alley
• Twin Bridge Road bridge to open Wednesday
• Fabulous Public Opinion article about Wilson's commencement ceremony. Check out...
• Senators to hear about troubled Susquehanna bass
• Click here for a gallery of Wilson photos from Commencement Weekend.
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Morning Herald coverage of yesterday's Wilson College commencement. Don't forget...
• Volunteers spruce up Chambersburg neighborhood
• Manito's Alternative High School program graduates 136
• Looking Back 1934: Oldest man in Chambersburg given the 'Town Cane'
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Education digest: Chambersburg concert to assist animal shelters
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Chambersburg's lawsuit against firefighters' union could spend months in court system
• Police log
• Borough of Chambersburg sues firefighters
• Depot celebrates Armed Forces Day
• Man in court for alleged stalking
• Totem Pole shows fun side of theater
• Congratulations tomorrow to Alyssa Hockenberry, Kelly Flavin, Brinita R. and Des...
• Remember to post your congratulatoins to the Class of 2012 on the Commencement e...
• Looks like perfect weather for Commencement Weekend!
• Chambersburg Hospital, union start work on new contract
• Franklin County jury says Greencastle man guilty of sexually abusing boys
• BUSINESS PROFILE: El Sombrero
• Snyder named sales manager at Hoober's Chambersburg store
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Marriage License Applications
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Welcome, Wilson College Board of Trustees!
• We have all your CASHS Color Day news
• Fire breaks out on top of county building next to demolition site
• Summit Health to assess the health of Franklin County, Shippensburg
• Book fair at Scotland Elementary School used to recognize efforts of grandparents
• Man accused of taking baby to drug deal heads for Franklin County court
• 2 charged with stealing storm water grates in Greencastle
• Man charged in connection with Shippensburg crash that injured woman, 73
• Police: Woman falsely claimed her Guilford Township home was burglarized
• Lutheran Home Care CEO on state association's board
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• F&M Trust to open Mechanicsburg office
• New rules govern yard sales in Chambersburg
• Student raises $8,200 for Fannett-Metal Education Foundation
• Skechers USA settles lawsuit
• Health fair Tuesday to serve women veterans
• PennDOT announces road work schedule in Franklin County
• Essay contest open to Franklin County juniors, seniors
• Chambersburg's 2002 graduates to reunite at country club
• Public Safety Training Center at risk without financial help, board members say
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Essay contest announced for high school seniors, juniors
• Greencastle-Antrim school board to decide on program offerings Thursday
• Just a quick reminder - the registration deadline for Reunion 2012, June 1-3 is...
• Welcome to a new weekly feature - Wilson Wayback Wednesdays! With the help of co...
• Defendant in Franklin County murder case files more motions to fire his attorney
• New Color Day traditions to start at Chambersburg Area Senior High School as freshmen join in
• Dismantled pieces of Smith House saved from fire in Mercersburg
• Fulton County troopers respond to 285 calls
• Memorial Day parade, more set for Sunday
• Success of Chambersburg Area Development Corp. brings thousands of jobs
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Chambersburg Borough files suit on firefighters' union, individual members
• Business Profile: Hoover's Grill & Ice Cream
• Mary Bonebrake's trial set for Aug. 9-10 on DUI homicide charges
• Hospital CEO: Healthcare reform will come in form of reining in costs
• CAMS South seventh graders release trout they grew from eggs
• Congratulations to the Wilson softball team on its outstanding 26-5 record this...
• Ceremony Saturday will dedicate Franklin County's 9/11 Memorial
• 2012-2013 Franklin County Dairy Princess crowned
• Just added another video clip from last year's commencement. Check it out. And m...
• 'All Night Party' tradition returns to CASHS
• Man allegedly took tot to drug deal
• SASHS board OKs college credit option
• Chambersburg Borough Council hopes more electric power purchases will lower rates in the future
• Area man in court for alleged drug sales
• Police log
• New owners of Mountain Lake Summer Camp plan to expand offerings over time
• The Public Opinion newspaper (Chambersburg) ran this story Sunday about another...
• PA Attorney General to address Wilson's graduating class Sunday
• Madeleine K. Albright delivering commencement address at Mercersburg Academy May 26
• Waynesboro Police investigate multiple vehicle break-ins
• Waynesboro man charged with bringing stolen handgun to fight
• Waynesboro notary surrenders commission
• Trailer, $41,000 worth of groceries stolen in Greencastle
• Downtown business owner and "Grande Dame" of Chambersburg remembered
• United in Song and Spirit Guest nights
• A Spoonful of Musical-i-Tea
• Police log
• East-Ender with Tom Gilbert
• Window in history with M.L. 'Mike' Marotte III
• Education digest: New president, Teach for America honor
• MOST WANTED in Franklin County
• Shippensburg University's camps keep campus busy over summer break
• Work release program helps chosen inmates ease into jobs, community
• Shreffler firing: 'The other side' tells of team-witnessed beratings, then private apologies by former Chambersburg basketball coach
• Chambersburg area letter carriers gather donated food to help stock local food pantries
• New Shippensburg group puts disabled children on therapy horses
• Students from Corpus Christi Catholic School of Chambersburg link with NASA's mission control
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School Class of 2002 to reunite at country club
• Pennsylvania Turnpike plaza set for reopening Monday
• F&M Trust appoints technology services officer
• Franklin County Property Deeds of April 23-27, 2012
• Franklin County court sentences
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School senior manages time to succeed
• Large pipe organs keep small Greencastle firm busy
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS: Mellott sees a century of change
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• State fact finder: WASD can afford $1,200 pay raises for teachers
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Congratulations to Wilson alum Catalina Canales '03! Her family's restaurant, th...
• County RPO to approve 3-year highway plan
• Seminary moves to buy SSVC
• New EP, video from The Shackeltons honor singer's late mother
• Historic log structure in Mercersburg nearly ready for reuse
• Chambersburg dentist attends laser dentistry conference
• Prizes offered for Bike to Work Week
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Waynesboro shelter to get $1M renovation
• Senate OKs landowner/hunting bill
• Garner found not guilty for attempted murder; guilty on 12 other counts
• County bracing for 'at least' 10 percent cut in human service funds from state
• Wilson senior Debra Tibbits, an adult degree student who will graduate next week...
• Rep. Kauffman and Spicka agree to debate on radio
• Jury begins deliberating attempted murder case
• Waynesboro Police Tase man twice during arrest after he strikes, charges officers
• Commencement is coming up soon! Parents and friends, post your congratulations t...
• Renewable energy group meets Monday at Wilson College
• If you missed the 2012 Orr Forum, "Ethical Formation in the Post-Secular Age," y...
• Chambersburg Area School Board mum on Shreffler
• Man accused of attempted murder testifies in Franklin County court: He hit me first
• Franklin County jury finds guilt for baby boy's injuries
• All grades exhibit work in Shippensburg Area School District's ARTrageous
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• SSVC proposed for state surplus property list
• Second Putch movie, 'Route 30, Too!' will premiere in Chambersburg in September
• House passes "human smuggling" bill
• On April 30, Grand Prix rider Callie Schott came to Wilson to ride Golden Altar...
• Senate passes budget restoring funds to schools and ID program
• Jury hears police interview with Garner
• Children's book author Sendak remembered across Franklin County
• Medical malpractice claims hold steady across Pennsylvania
• Bloody evidence shown at Franklin County trial of man accused of attempted homicide
• Franklin County honors Blue Star Mothers
• Waynesboro Area school board rejects fact finder's report as teachers continue without a contract since June 2010
• Chambersburg Area school board may increase real estate tax rate tonight
• Armed Forces Day at Letterkenny Army Depot to include former NBA All-Star
• Vacant building fire ruled accidental
• Delinquent real estate taxes impacting Chambersburg Borough's general fund health
• Senate approves two bills honoring Tieman, Bitner by renaming areas of Franklin County highways
• Mothers of military service members recognized
• Like golf? Sign up to play in Wilson's Blue Jacket Golf Classic and help support...
• Ask the DA: Trayvon Martin, 'stand your ground' and castle doctrine
• Jury in Garner trial presented with bloody bag and other physical evidence
• Book sale volunteer found family treasure in annual Friends of Legal Services event
• NBA's "Sleepy" Floyd to shoot hoops at Letterkenny
• Waynesboro school board to act on teacher contract impasse report
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Wilson College honors students
• CASHS senior aims for career in space industry
• Victim recounts stabbing, strangling
• Demolition paves way for courthouse updates
• Extended jobless benefits ending
• Police log
• .An alumna brought this news front-page story to our attention. Published in her...
• Rally supports Property Tax Independence Act: Finding another way to fund education
• About one-third of drinking water wells are contaminated with bacteria; Extension ups awareness of testing
• Tea in the Barn set in Civil War-era
• Waynesboro school board to hear second report from fact finder tomorrow; teacher contract could be settled soon
• Road work planned this week
• Grant to help pay for 'pizza in a pot' classes from Cumberland Valley Grange
• Education digest: Penn State Mont Alto student film wins category in Oklahoma film festival
• Anglers reel in thousands of dollars in Chambersburg Noontime Lions Club's Trout Derby
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Attempted homicide trial starts today in Franklin County court
• Franklin County dog park grows on cooperation
• Waynesboro woman faces hearing Tuesday after allegedly biting father of her child
• CASHS team wins 19th annual envirothon
• 1,000+ fishermen vie for $3,000 trout in annual Chambersburg derby
• Man jailed for allegedly choking woman, resisting arrest
• Police log
• 'Robert's Rules of Order' govern school board actions
• Retired trooper suing corporal, others
• Veterans enjoy camaraderie, free meal
• 1,095 Shippensburg University graduates complete degrees
• 152 Penn State Mont Alto grads told 'steer yourself in any direction you choose'
• Relay for Life begins in Mercersburg with $11,000 fundraising goal to battle cancer
• PennDOT shaves hump from Pa. 416 in Montgomery Township to improve safety of intersection
• New shop in downtown Chambersburg offers European flavor
• Students in life skills class work at coffee shop in Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Veterans' graves to have flags until after July 4
• PennDOT announces road work for next week
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Corrections
• Latest legislative reapportionment looks familiar
• Chambersburg Mall offered for sale
• Seminary may buy former Scotland School for Veterans' Children campus
• Supporters of former Chambersburg boys basketball coach Shawn Shreffler gather, pick up T-shirts and raise funds
• Franklin County libraries' budget down, use up
• Wilson College students present their work
• Chambersburg auto dealer to host child safety event
• Entries sought for Newville's Memorial Day parade
• Franklin County area veterans, military invited to dinner
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Report outlines dramatic increase in use of area library services
• County waits for state budget before filling Drug & Alcohol program director's job
• BUSINESS BRIEF: Local lawyer to head state bar association
• Here is a video produced by the local newspaper, Public Opinion, about Wilson's...
• 3 eateries want last liquor license available in Franklin County
• Habitat for Humanity homes to reach 30 in Franklin County
• Franklin County erases July 1 deadline for decision on future of human service agencies
• Students' art on display in lobby of Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• 'Tender years' motion delays hearing in Franklin County for man accused of raping girls as young as 6 and 9
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Habitat for Humanity reaching several milestones in Franklin County
• County's look at privatizing some human services will not follow state budget timeline
• Students, don't forget the Blessing of the Animals today at noon on the green in...
• Chambersburg again receives no proposals for a restaurant in Memorial Park
• 12-year-old Chambersburg boy reported missing
• Student documentary 'The Glorious & The Brave' debuts at Greencastle-Antrim High School
• Franklin County area high schools find Pennsylvania standards getting harder to meet each year
• Hearing delayed for man who wants to change guilty plea in shooting death of wife; attorney takes blame for unarranged transport from state prison
• Criminal cases advance in Franklin County court system
• Pennsylvania State Police: Man wanted in Ocean City resisted arrest
• Franklin County Police Log
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Corrections officers win 3 percent raises
• Chambersburg man accused of stealing 500 pounds of tomatoes from charity
• Attempted homicide charge added to assault where man beat ill wife
• Democrats give Ramsburg the nod for U.S. Rep
• DCNR to reopen Michaux shooting range for 3 years
• Today at 4:30, Wilson will celebrate three faculty members who are retiring afte...
• Rep. Rock secures Democratic vote
• Neylon to oppose Sen. Alloway in the fall
• 'Team Shreff' numbers 3,700
• Depot hopes for 180 vendors, guests at showcase
• Rep. Kauffman says 'no' to debate
• Franklin County wants 150,000 new trees by 2016
• Franklin County's unemployment falls to lowest in 3 years
• Police log
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Greene Township man jailed for assaulting wife, endangering her medical treatment
• Man charged with fleeing scene of accident while wife bleeds in car
• Zeus did great in his tryout today (see earlier post). Here is a short video of...
• Republicans fail to capture Democratic write-in vote for state Senate seat
• New downtown business caters to kids' creativity
• Come watch a former racehorse owned by a Wilson alum try out to be a national co...
• Former Greenscastle man charged with resisting arrest
• Commencement 2012
• Chambersburg man is charged with sexual assault
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Chat with Public Opinion editor Tuesday at downtown coffee shop
• Police log
• Four projects to split $250K grant
• Regional races remain undecided
• Be on lookout for missing Waynesboro girl, police ask
• Spring weather takes toll on daffodil show
• So, who Polka dances anymore?
• Safety an issue on Pa. 997 in Greene Township
• Man faces charges for 5 burglaries at 2 stores in Franklin County
• Youth baseball team in St. Thomas receives special jerseys
• Dozen firms offer to run mental health programs for Franklin County
• Dog walk raises $2,100-plus for special fund of Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter
• Artists, musicians mark Earth Day at Renfrew Park in Washington Township
• Franklin Financial sets quarterly dividend
• Franklin County Area Business Calendar
• Parasite leads to water check at Indian Lake Camp Corp.
• CASHS seniors lose out on favorite colleges
• Police say man started raping girls in Hamilton Township when they were 9, 6
• Police: Person stabbed during drug deal in St. Thomas church's parking lot
• Arbor Day: Planting honors the value of trees
• Borough of Chambersburg saves money by refinancing bond issue
• 3 more kindergarten registration days set in Chambersburg Area School District
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS By Anna Rotz: Meet your neighbor: Very busy Paula Frey
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Student Research Day is here! The Academic Awards will be presented at 6 p.m. in...
• Tuscarora Area Chamber of Commerce honors founder of D.L. Martin of Mercersburg
• 3 sites in Franklin County will take unwanted medicine
• What do you want to see in the news?
• Seniors featured in art exhibit at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• James Buchanan High School student designing memorial for war veterans
• Donations sought for sale at Totem Pole Playhouse
• Franklin County Marriage License Applications
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• County commissioner to return to national convention
• Fallout: Two camps emerge after coach's firing
• FROM CASD: Coaches/advisors code of ethics
• Shippensburg resident cited for letting dogs run, defecate freely
• Judge upholds sentence: Frey to pay restitution for legal battle over false will
• Church fire ruled accidental
• Judge, Commonwealth wait for expert's report on Jerry Rowe before deciding if pyschologist can testify
• The full schedule for Student Research Day tomorrow (April 27) is out. Click on...
• Check out the Wilson Wall at www.wilson.edu/social to get all of the latest Wils...
• Chambersburg Area school board votes to oust Shreffler as high school boys basketball coach
• Historic landmark along U.S. 30 gets facelift
• Next principal selected for Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Elm Street program rolls toward 5th year in Chambersburg
• Franklin County Primary Election Results
• Franklin County's air quality grade improves
• James Buchanan High School students to stage musical this weekend
• Judge Keller's memory honored during courtroom tribute
• Franklin Financial reports drop in 1Q earnings
• Franklin County Republicans pick Romney in primary
• State takes action against Chambersburg notary
• Alloway soundly defeats write-in Taylor in senate race
• Franklin County voters tap Shuster, Alloway and Thomas to be national delegates
• Fate of Chambersburg boys basketball coach Shawn Shreffler determined tonight
• Chambersburg Area School District's energy message gets a boost
• WINDOW TO HISTORY By M.L. 'Mike' Marotte III: Small, independent dairies dotted Chambersburg area
• With 43 or 75 precincts in, election tallies so far:
• Crews respond to steeple fire at New Franklin church
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Shippensburg area food truck owner awarded grant to upgrade to solar power
• Shippensburg Area School District's board approves budget with tax hike
• Armed robber sought after Chambersburg pharmacy heist
• Today's Franklin County court schedule canceled for funeral
• Entries sought for Walnut Bottom's Memorial Day parade
• Sessions scheduled for Wilson College's teacher intern program
• SAVE THE DATE! The Blessing of the Animals will be held at noon on Wednesday, Ma...
• Student Research Day will be held Friday in Warfield Hall and the Brooks Science...
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Police log
• 'Lorax' inspires tree plantings
• Chambersburg Borough report: More money went out than came in
• Prosecutors against plea withdrawal in Runyon shooting
• Chat live during Dancing With The Stars tonight!
• Magnet School principal tells businessmen: 'The biggest thing is making a change in the culture of Franklin County'
• Line dance event will benefit Drew Michael Taylor Foundation
• Woman killed, man seriously injured in Monday a.m. crash
• The Wilson softball team clinched a playoff berth with two wins over the weekend...
• Franklin County Court closed Wednesday
• Voters get choices at the last minute in the primary election
• Schools could hire police officers under Rock proposal
• Stevens elementary receives national honor
• Chambersburg borough residents can drop off bulky items
• Franklin County officials provide answers on primary election
• State police investigate fatal crash at Pleasant Hall
• Mix of rain, snow hits Franklin County
• Crowd members at Green Grove Gardens like what they hear
• Mitt Romney rallies Franklin County Republicans at Lincoln Day Dinner near Greencastle
• Ask the DA: Prison overcrowding and school police officer certification
• Judge John W. Keller's obituary, which includes funeral information and where on...
• GOLF: Fate of Majestic Ridge Golf Course still unknown
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Tears sprinkle Holocaust memorial service in Chambersburg
• Securities and Exchange Commission looks to close $3 million case against Fulton County investment adviser
• Boy hit by car in Greene Township dies from injuries
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Summer food program receives honors
• Park lovers mark Earth Day
• Primary turnout expected to be low
• Candidate connections: Alloway
• Candidate connections: Taylor
• Money fuels 33rd District Senate race
• Judge John W. Keller, who issued the ruling that kept Wilson College open in 197...
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Michael's BBQ
• Former President Judge Keller remembered
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Pinwheels bring awareness to area child abuse
• Civil War 150 celebration returns to Greencastle on June 16
• Chambersburg's Main Street shut down during hunt for fugitive
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE By Amber South: Nostalgic events to assist with adoption
• Multiple sclerosis walk set for Sunday
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• If you're looking for some entertainment this weekend, why not take in an Orches...
• Vet served on aviation supply ship
• Franklin County permanency effort for foster children seeks advocacy center
• Police, EMS to conduct medication collection in Shippensburg
• Police lodge members endorse Alloway's bid for re-election
• Coffee shop owner accused of serving liquor without a license
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Police log
• Third annual fishing derby for kids, disabled this Saturday
• James Buchanan 'ahead of the curve' when it comes to cyber offerings
• CASD Science Fair concludes Saturday with research, presentations to determine grand champion
• The Alumnae Association's Student and Parent Relations Committee Mapping of the...
• Two Wilson seniors - Lauren Dieffenbach and Laura Harmyk - will present their se...
• First Fridays kick off May 4 in Greencastle
• $4,800 found at Chambersburg area landfill
• Benjamin Chambers Elementary School project benefits rain forest
• NAACP gives U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster 'F' on civil rights votes
• Corpus Christi Catholic School students win forensics tournament in Harrisburg
• Diabetes fundraiser includes free food promotion
• Metal Township sets bulky item collection
• Police: Chambersburg coffee shop sold liquor without license
• Auxiliary to give van to nursing home
• Chambersburg's YMCA nears fundraising goal
• Updated: DA calls Bowers sentence 'Day of reckoning' as babysitter goes to jail
• Ben Chambers' kindergarten class contributing to rain forest project
• Civil War anniversary celebration continues in Greencastle; Dolly Harris role players sought
• NAACP gives Shuster a failing grade
• Greencastle-Antrim High School students create documentary about World War II's glorious, brave
• Metal Township holds Bulk Item Day on Friday
• Congratulations to the Wilson softball team! Go Phoenix!
• New signs to enhance safety on Chambersburg's Memorial Square
• Chambersburg boiler maker to add 10 jobs, product line
• Ambulance sale designed to save money for Chambersburg Emergency Services
• Franklin County judge to sentence woman today in death of baby boy
• Franklin County judge speaks to students on leadership
• Sex assault charges withdrawn; Waynesboro man released
• Contracts awarded for bridge repair in Franklin County
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly will be this year's Wilson College com...
• Fayetteville Dollar General store to open in May
• Salvation Army Thrift Store opens in Chambersburg
• BOPIC to receive Summer Champion Award
• Easter Seals offers sign language interpreting
• Police log
• Pet owner must pay $3,000 to shelter
• Customer threatens to slit cashier's throat
• School district funding woes: Transportation, pension costs in spotlight
• Studded snow tires should be removed
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• The 2012 Orr Forum on Religion, whose topic is "Ethical Formation in a Post-Secu...
• Wilson graduates and Curran Scholar students will be working together this Satur...
• Winning $1M Powerball ticket sold at Waynesboro Rutter's
• Federal Reserve, Banking Department put Orrstown Bank under closer watch
• Soup for Soul fundraiser draws support for area's needy
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Profile: CASHS senior credits success to her family, teachers
• Man accused of assaulting teen
• Education digest: JB sports fundraiser; essay contest
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Man accused of having sex with 2 underage girls
• Confederates meet Union on battlefield once again
• Chambersburg borough manager's travel questioned
• What is a 'credentialed' borough manager?
• 23 kids hit Broadway in a Day at Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre
• A PERSONAL FINANCE VIEWPOINT By Bryin Sills: Proper use of debt is crucial
• Stoner joins directors at Orrstown Bank
• Kites fill sky over Renfrew Park
• Man allegedly kicks state parole officer during attempted escape
• Shippensburg youngsters study fossils
• Franklin County Area Business Calendar
• Franklin County commissioners honor emergency communicators
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Franklin County marriage licenses
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• New hip replacement procedure arrives for Franklin County area patients
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Meme's Primitives of McConnellsburg
• Ordering wine may get easier in Pennsylvania
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS By Anna Rotz: Fort Loudon gallops toward Kentucky Derby
• PennDOT lists work for Cumberland County
• Corrections
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Greencastle woman killed in Friday morning crash
• Six McConnellsburg students compete in state Odyssey of the Mind event Saturday
• CAMS principals: Slow down when you see students in crosswalks
• Watch this video, produced by the Public Opinion newspaper, about Wilson's jurie...
• 100 years later: Franklin Repository front pages from the Titanic sinking
• Chambersburg seeks input on sign messages
• Testing for diabetes slated for Wednesday in Shippensburg
• Job fair at Chambersburg Mall offers 'complete package'
• Dean Hendrickson has announced that today, Friday, April 13, is Dean's Day. We a...
• Carlisle runner's recovery inspires others
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School Principal Barry Purvis to receive alumni award from Widener University
• Greencastle to enforce pool rules
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School Class of 1967 plans August reunion
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce adds volunteer to Hall of Fame
• Rexrode takes spot as admissions director
• Guess what, Wilson students? Tomorrow (Friday, April 13) is Dean's Day!
• Rep. Kauffman uses SU cost-saving tour as basis to advocate for education funding
• Guilford Hills students doing their part to help Four Diamonds Fund
• We're so proud of Morgan Shadle, a Wilson junior, who this morning received the...
• Charge added for truck driver in Chambersburg area motorcycle death
• Corbett wants to cut $205 payments to disabled, others
• Underage sex case heads to Franklin County court
• Couple lose Lurgan Township home to fire
• Students shine at Penn State Mont Alto's 7th Annual Academic Festival
• Downtown Chambersburg store burglarized at night
• 2 teens charged in Chambersburg mugging for iPod
• West Penn Power offers cash for older appliances
• CASHS Drama Club presents 'Anything Goes' Friday, Saturday
• Shippensburg area builder jailed for failing to pay taxes
• Group opposes reopening of shooting range in Michaux State Forest
• Shippensburg Area Senior High School students may get more college options
• Field days set for next week for land owners
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School Class of 1967 plans August reunion
• Mercersburg Police Department releases month's report
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Corpus Christi School students to show NASA their experiment
• Truck overturns on I-81 in Chambersburg
• Local vendors, sustainable agriculture focus of new Shippensburg-area farmers market
• Today's Hagerstown (Md.) Herald-Mail newspaper has an article featuring Wilson's...
• PennDOT announces road work schedule for Franklin County
• Deadline for local tax returns is April 17
• Franklin County GOP Lincoln Day dinner sells out with Romney
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• CASHS administrators wish seniors' tradition would just go away
• President Barbara K. Mistick last week accompanied a group of students to Pennsy...
• Schwartz announces write-in campaign for Rock's house seat
• Education advocates draw attention to state budget issues with cookies
• Teachers, businesses needed for Educator in the Workplace program this summer
• Book drive has 20,000-plus items
• Franklin firefighter Stoops named "hero"
• New 9/12 Patriots organization will host anti-property tax speaker
• Full house to hear Romney in Greencastle
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Chambersburg's unclaimed bicycles are reused as refurbished rides for needy children
• Opinions vary in Franklin County area as to Rick Santorum's prospects
• Scam artists reach beyond senior citizens for victims in Franklin County, elsewhere
• Job fair scheduled for Thursday in Chambersburg Mall
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Academic Festival at Penn State Mont Alto; Goretti gets grant
• LOOKING BACK 1909: Father stops the taking of his children from Mont Alto
• More belt tightening as gas prices spike and then retreat
• Easter Sunday church services
• Mild winter leads to surplus road salt
• Fishermen gearing up annual Trout Derby
• Rural Roads Safety Week April 15-21
• County residents remember "Painter of LIght" Thomas Kinkade
• Police log
• Rumors fly after cop shoots at truck in Waynesboro
• Greencastle WWII veteran served in Army Air Force
• Comcast rates to rise in Chambersburg, Carlisle areas
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE with Amber South: Various events slated for Greencastle area
• Firefighters battle brush fire Friday night in Mercersburg area
• Firefighters keep Mont Alto area brush fire from damaging property
• The Pet Store in Chambersburg receives small business grant
• Some services to move from health center to Waynesboro Hospital
• Franklin County Divorce Decrees
• Police corporal takes stand in assault trial
• Mitt Romney to speak in Greencastle April 22
• County OKs quality of life study
• Chambersburg district teachers get contract extension
• Assault trial: Fellow troopers give vague recollection of Fow's behavior with mental patient
• Police log
• Protesters vent about budget cuts outside Corbett meeting
• Easter Egg Hunts
• Corbett adamant with local business leaders: New taxes cannot fund budget shortfalls
• LIFE services users share their worries with Congressman
• G-A board may contract out bus service
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• State police corporal's trial begins today
• County claims golden Ben Franklin
• Christian Keyes Foundation Scholarship looks for student with 'zest for life'
• $45K in leftover grant money to build curb ramps in Chambersburg
• Police log
• Hearing moved to June in assault case
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Nine Wilson College seniors presented the results of their research at the 88th...
• GOP Senate candidate Marc Scaringi outlines plans to limit government if elected
• County comp plan: Southampton Township may need another fire hall and school, and more police in 20 years
• FM seniors share seat belt knowledge in community project
• Franklin County gained 1,700 jobs
• Magnet school building is in good shape; coursework being developed
• Man in court for alleged phone sex
• Police log
• Chat live during Dancing With The Stars!
• Jury dismissed, rape case dropped when victim won't testify
• Penn State Mont Alto, Tech Center part ways on program at Marion
• Patriot gives $25,000 toward local 9/11 Memorial
• PennDOT begins spring maintenance
• Wilson College senior Tonya Bender, an Adult Degree Program student who is major...
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Local forum seeks solutions to proposed cuts in human services
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Education digest: grants program, HACC info
• Tom Gilbert's East-Ender
• Kids collect 3,000 eggs during Mister Ed's Easter Egg Hunt
• Anglers push past rain to take trout on first day of season in Franklin County
• Franklin County area schools say 'no' to pink slime
• Hats, hairstyles used to celebrate women at Shippensburg University brunch
• WINDOW TO HISTORY WITH M.L. 'MIKE' MAROTTE III: Eckels Bakery lives on through family's descendants
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Letterkenny Army Depot turns 70
• Police log
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS WITH ANNA ROTZ: Many old Franklin County barns have interesting, historic features
• Shippensburg science fair place winners announced
• Waste Management lands ethics honor
• Pennsylvania's electronic court records to pass from public view with paper records are destroyed
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Chambersburg area residents hand over the money in hopes of being that Mega Millions winner
• CASD board to consider next teachers' contract Wednesday
• Human service departments start warning providers of potential cuts
• The career services office is holding the 2012 Internship and Career Fair from 2...
• Prescription med take-back program offered
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Lincoln Day Dinner set for April 16
• Draw your mom for Public Opinion
• Correction
• County applies for Municipal Assistance grant
• Facility will go dark for 'Earth Hour'
• Study to find truth about life in Franklin County
• Franklin County pays $1M workers comp. settlement
• Saturday is first day of trout season
• Class brushes up on skills with online adventure
• Police log
• Ramsburg running a write-in campaign
• Accused rapist due in court April 18; suspected thief remains in jail
• Mercersburg company owner charged in employee beating
• Man jailed for assault; allegedly bit woman's nose
• Police log
• Dance lessons at Scotland Elementary School include history, culture
• Business traveler explains India to students at Chambersburg Area Middle School South
• Franklin County firefighters to take safety program to Head Start classes
• Franklin County Marriage License Applications
• Franklin County Divorce Decrees
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• According to the Census, Chambersburg is now urban
• Prom a priority despite economy for Franklin County teens
• Police log
• Tires to be recycled by for Eagle Scout project
• Chambersburg school district HR director to take sabbatical
• Shippensburg 'Creeper' gets 5-10 years in jail
• Cowan's Gap lake opens May 5; still no source for last year's contamination
• Chambersburg pays nearly $10,000 for elite survey to get citizen's opinions
• Stevens Elementary in consideration for national environmental recognition
• Puppy starts path to becoming a service dog in Chambersburg area
• Chambersburg Borough Council makes changes to bring food service regulations in line with Pennsylvania's
• Art classes offered in Chambersburg by Council for the Arts
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• People prepared to fight to preserve their assistance, benefits
• Districts, judge work together to battle truancy county-wide
• Deadline to register for voting in primary election is today
• The Chambersburg Public Opinion published a wonderful article Sunday about Wilso...
• Townships may work together to pave their roads if prevailing wage doesn't change
• Another Norland Ave. traffic project is on the move
• Cover your plants! Freeze warning in effect tonight
• 32-year veteran of Waynesboro Area School District to be next superintendent
• Changes to Chambersburg's health, sanitation regulations to be discussed at hearing tonight
• Education digest: Poets at Wilson College of Chambersburg; Cultural Day at Shippensburg University
• Looking Back 1924: Crying over spilled milk in Franklin County
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Franklin County Police Log
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Kindergarten registration begins Monday
• 3 accused in boxer shorts fire waive hearing
• Police log
• Dispatchers honored for finding distressed woman
• Fugitive found after 11 years; charged with rape
• Children's Fair celebrates 30 years of providing fun
• Ticks, stink bugs flourish after mild winter
• Bath salts, prescription med overdoses make job harder for police
• Grant to increase Chambersburg's production of electricity with methane from landfill
• Four escape house fire safely
• Guest readers surprise Scotland Elementary School students
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE With Janice Wene: Rescue Hose life member Eshleman is remembered
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Outdoor Living of Chambersburg
• Buterbaugh joins Mooney & Associates
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Guilford Township woman guilty of animal cruelty
• Allergy season starts off at a run
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County deed transfers
• The Public Opinion newspaper has produced a video story about Wilson's fencing c...
• Members of the Baltimore Club of Wilson College brought books to campus yesterda...
• “Anatomy of Hate Filmmaker” Mike Ramsdell took questions from the audience follo...
• Citizens United group boosts Taylor's senate campaign
• Several police agencies assist in suspect's arrest in Shippensburg
• 2 boxers dropped off overnight at Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg
• Mercersburg man already in jail facing more burglary charges
• 2 Guilford Township men fined after pleading guilty to animal cruelty
• Rita's Italian Ice in Shippensburg gives away 3,000 portions of ice
• Franklin County area chambers of commerce tout home energy cost program
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Corrections
• Boy in pedestrian accident a CASHS freshman
• JB students help teach computer skills to community
• Two area education advocates to ask hard questions at White House tomorrow
• Wilson's 3+1 program offered for the new master's degree in humanities - where y...
• Allegiant announces nonstop flights between Hagerstown and Orlando
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett to visit Chambersburg April 4
• Boy seriously hurt in Chambersburg pedestrian accident
• Driver injured after truck hits sign, catches fire
• Chambersburg area Geography Bee state qualifiers prepare differently
• New political groups rising in Franklin County area
• Few comments made at hearing about expansion at New Franklin Elementary School
• Franklin County area students' art takes on tobacco ads
• Don't miss the amazing documentary, "Anatomy of Hate," and the discussion afterw...
• From prison, Chris Jones changes his mind about guilty plea in shooting of his wife
• Faculty, students and political candidates rally against higher education cuts in Corbett's budget
• Keystone Health will appeal commissioners' denial of tax exempt status
• Trout season starts March 31 for Franklin, Adams, York counties
• Marion notary sentenced to more than $20,000 in restitution for false codicil
• Don't forget to attend "Gender, Religion and Politics in the American Revolution...
• Santorum draws Gettysburg crowd; renews focus on freedom
• Police log
• Loans aid heating energy conversions for Chambersburg homes
• Children's fair at Chambersburg church to focus on early learning
• AARP Driver Safety Class offered at 2 sites in Franklin County
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Education supporters hosting mock bake sale to draw attention to budget cuts
• State's math, computer science students compete in SU contest
• Senate transportation bill includes rail provisions that could funnel hundreds of millions of dollars into Franklin County
• Twelve Wilson students, accompanied by Chaplain Rosie Magee, traveled to Georget...
• Crottlestown Road bridge reopens
• Commissioners split on tax-exempt status for Keystone Health building
• Manitowoc: The jobs are here; skilled workers in short supply
• Today is Honor Day on the Wilson campus. Honor Day was created by the students o...
• Comcast: Limited basic customers will need free digital equipment
• Pennsylvania gets a C- for its ability to withstand corruption
• Pennsylvania needs to make more strides in transparency
• Wilson College hosts film, dinner series
• Kick Butts Day
• New teachers focus on PSSAs
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Police log
• Waynesboro councilman's assault trial moved to August
• First upgrade to wastewater plant complete
• Norfolk Southern holds jobs shop on Tuesday
• CASHS grad leaves her mark on Naval Academy with women's hockey program
• Visiting artist Erin Carlisle Norton, choreographer and dance instructor, will b...
• USDA investigates faxing scam
• 2 killed in Mercersburg area crash
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Most Wanted in Franklin County
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Education digest: Student exhibits; health fair
• Police log
• Social media brings the Monday blues to CASHS
• Homeowners inspired by builders show
• Flaming boxer shorts used to start fire; 3 arrested
• Pennsylvania's nursing homes are in crisis
• Police log
• Business calendar for Franklin County
• Nitterhouse Concrete gets 2nd place honor
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Police log
• "Greencastle" movie: Director's first film debut is sold out
• Local winery lands competition awards
• Business profile: 3 Treasures Consignment
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Doylestown woman named to top civilian post at Letterkenny
• James Taylor's name removed from primary ballot, court rules
• Hundreds attend opening of Franklin County Builders Show
• Teen who punched trooper in the face gets credit for time served, probation
• St. Thomas man given probation for molesting 8-year old girl
• With bugs in area already, CASD officials 'not surprised' to find bedbug at CAMS
• The Chambersburg Public Opinion newspaper ran a story about Wilson alum Anne Leh...
• Controller battles commissioners over special pay scale
• 10 years later: Fugitive wanted in Chambersburg captured in Hagerstown
• Waynesboro councilman's assault trial delayed
• Franklin County jobless rate edges downward
• Franklin County officials choose attorney for redevelopment authority
• Asbestos found during work to raze former Harmon's Furniture building in Chambersburg
• Speaker to present memory workshop in Chambersburg
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Police look into sexual assault report from Waynesboro Area Senior High School
• Baby sitter guilty of rape
• The adult degree program turns 30 this year! How has the program impacted you, e...
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
• Franklin County Divorces
• Franklin County Marriage License Applications
• Shippensburg Authority to leave fluoride in water for now
• Franklin County area firefighters expect a busy brush fire season
• New Greencastle business helps people find space
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Patrick Aaron Smith pleads to endangering child, gets 13 months in jail
• Senate transportation bill includes county/municipal bridge money
• Donations of dresses, accessories help fraternity provide prom dreams for high school girls
• Three members of the Wilson yearbook staff - Laura Harmyk, April Koenig and Cail...
• DC area graduates! Wilson College Dance Professor Paula Claire Kellinger will pr...
• Pennsylvania State Police troopers train at Menno Haven in Chambersburg
• Franklin County district attorney adds narcotics detective
• Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County launches Living Quarters fundraiser
• Hearing postponed to next month in Chambersburg Salvation Army kettle-theft case
• Franklin County Science Fair to choose grand champion this year
• Here to Help Job Fair scheduled for April 12 at Chambersburg Mall
• Franklin County Divorce Decrees
• Franklin County Police Log
• County lifts deadline for decision as privatizing mental health services remains an option
• Chief Arnold: Deer shooting all legal, in season
• Council approves grant app for fields, water play at park
• This opinion piece by President Barbara Mistick also ran in the Sunday Public Op...
• Alleged Salvation Army kettle thief caught in NY and returned to Franklin County
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Chambersburg Police hone skills during mock emergency at Wilson College
• PSSA testing started Monday in Chambersburg area schools
• Chambersburg police officers can no longer shoot deer at landfill
• This story from the Chambersburg Public Opinion looks at student debt. It includ...
• County commissioners to hear about public reaction to establishing a nonprofit MH/ID/EI agency
• Fishermen grouse about rule changes at Letterkenny Reservoir
• Humane officer looking for info on cat that was hung, shot in field
• Please be aware that the Pennsylvania State Police will be on campus today for e...
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Stricter Pennsylvania Megan's Law on horizon
• Study shows stress can cause brain to shrink
• Looking Back: 1892 presidential election erupts into celebration in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area police log
• A century of uniform experience: Girl Scouts of America turns 100
• Franklin County area college students prepare to graduate deep in debt
• GDC's MSPmentor ranking rises to 58
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Franklin County area police log
• 'Water boy, you're fired' - Murder suspect lashes out at public defender, judge
• WWII vet a demolitions expert
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Chambersburg man in court after aggravated assault charges
• Wolf Furniture names general manager
• Business profile: Joyful Arts Studio
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Schooley's name stricken from primary ballot; would have opposed Shuster on GOP ticket
• Mercersburg man wanted in fatal hit-and-run
• Law Enforcement shares information of synthetic marijuana seizure at Waynesboro store
• Spring Break is next week and the college is closed Monday, March 12. Have a won...
• Renewable Energy Group will hear from nuclear expert March 19
• Turnpike trooper was attacked by dogs, beaten in head before he shot driver
• Mercersburg man wanted in fatal hit-and-run
• Local screening of 'Greencastle' film sold out
• Police log
• Small business capital group opens Chambersburg office
• WINDOW TO HISTORY By M.L. "Mike" Marotte III: Letter results in impact to Richmond Furnace area
• Report: Lenfest leads bid to buy Philadelphia newspapers
• Mason-Dixon Roller Vixens battle MS
• Cumberland County economic development executive director resigns
• Petition challenge hearing set for today
• Sponsors sought to help pay for programs
• Legislative luncheon speaker: There is 'generational responsibility' to maintain Pa. transportation system
• Depot welcomes $97M generator contract
• Truck that hit motorcyclist left accident scene
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Commissioners split on approval of billboard to promote awareness issue
• Attention students and other Wilson community members! Pennsylvania's ban on tex...
• Franklin County muncipalities get $20,000 from Liquor Control Board
• Greencastle motorcyclist dies in hit-and-run crash south of Chambersburg
• Solar storm today could disrupt electronics
• Efforts focus on Franklin County stream quality
• Police release name of man shot and killed in Turnpike incident
• Classes on effective groups start March 28
• Roxbury Treatment Center to host jobs open house
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Police log
• Parents Against Texting Teens pleased with new law
• Mercersburg's VFW Post liquor license suspended
• Safety official on eve of texting law: 'There is no way you can safely text and drive'
• Man killed after allegedly attacking trooper in Fulton County
• Bear hunters set record in Pennsylvania
• Chambersburg stepmother asks Superior Court to exclude her text messages from her trial on charges she permanently disabled boy, 4
• 5 more years sought for tax breaks for improving Chambersburg business properties
• Chambersburg heating aid program in the red
• 4 health-improvement projects in Franklin County receive grants
• Hearing waived in Waynesboro mugging case
• Keefer withdraws from GOP delegate race
• Disciplinary action taken against Greencastle notary
• Despite mild winter, local shelters have more users
• Local commissioners join statewide fight to preserve human service funding
• Franklin County area police log
• Wilson College invites community to view, discuss 'Anatomy of Hate'
• Hearing set for giving borough property owners tax breaks
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Public's input sought for 9/11 memorial
• Greencastle man in court for alleged underage sex
• Report: Franklin County needs all 7 district courts
• Police: Motels popular for meth labs
• Chambersburg businessman hopes '11/30' town brand catches on
• Trout stocking underway
• Pa. Department of State fines Greencastle notary
• No txtg: Eyes on road; hands on the wheel
• Shippensburg woman hit by car
• Police: Warfordsburg sheep may have been poisoned
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center's allied health students are first to move into new classrooms
• 2 major road projects ready to roll in Franklin County
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Candle shop owners study the craft
• FRANKLIN COUNTY AREA EDUCATION DIGEST: Pennies for charities; GED starts; prom aid
• Chambersburg couple face charges after stroller, baby enter traffic
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• What winter? Season is one of warmest in local record books
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County business events calendar
• G-A Chamber hosting breakfast March 20
• 23 Chambersburg students honored for perfect PSSA scores
• Police log
• Chambersburg school program specializes in mentoring gifted students
• Market Day showcases Chambersburg services
• Three men arrested in Waynesboro mugging
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS By Anna Rotz: Immigrant's dream lives on at eatery
• Chambersburg man set for June trial in 2010 death of son
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Marine serves 2 tours; looks to future
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Police log
• Shippensburg Creeper plead to more charges than originally thought
• Golfers applaud cart path replacement at Greencastle club
• Task force: Mental health program not ready to become nonprofit
• Last night's Oxfam America Hunger Banquet, organized by the chaplain's and resid...
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• Chambersburg brewery taps into craft beer market
• Greencastle's hobo minstrel show keeps traditions rolling
• Franklin County Judge labels Chambersburg area man a 'sexually violent predator' as part of sentence
• Banquet at Wilson College of Chambersburg shows world food imbalance
• Chambersburg area schools' young rope jumpers raise $22,711
• More money added for scholarships for Chambersburg Area School District students
• Shippensburg Area and Tuscarora school districts to register kindergartners in April
• Robotics workforce training center opens at Chambersburg Mall
• Franklin County commissioners on sound system for first time today
• By popular demand, shooting range next to Long Pine Reservoir to open for 3-year trial
• Bronze Shingo medallion lands at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Fannett-Metal High School senior to provide for future students
• State senator visits 'new' part of his district in Franklin County
• Student-run trout nurseries in Chambersburg educate through difficulties
• Learn to teach water exercise classes at Waynesboro YMCA
• 2-county chorus concert scheduled for Saturday at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Horn crafters to display their wares in Carlisle
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Ballot printing waits for petition challenges
• Cumberland Valley Relief Center collecting items for Syria
• Gross to administer Chambersburg physical therapy practice
• Wastewater plant upgrades could cost less
• Police log
• New eye care center opens in Mercersburg
• Former Chambersburg volunteer fireman charged
• Chambersburg school officials make $5,000 research trip
• Shuster supporters challenge nominating signatures for GOP challenger
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Chambersburg Police: Man lied about cash stolen from Bible
• Woman and son, 4, hit while crossing Chambersburg street
• Report due out Thursday on Franklin and Fulton counties' mental health program transition plan
• Franklin County Reagan Dinner trumpets change for Republican Party
• DUI, assault cases move on in Franklin County court system
• Franklin County seeks information chief to fill new $105K position
• $25B could aid distressed homeowners
• Mild temps may be deceiving
• Retro Room relaxes dementia patients at Quincy Retirement Community
• Wilson College will not raise tuition
• DUI homicide case goes to trial in August
• Send us your Girl Scout stories
• Ninth-grade students sought for leadership youth classes
• Chambersburg Borough Council OK's Elm Street's final application for funding
• Signal upgrades to ease some Chambersburg traffic
• Judge denies bail for St. Thomas man in sex assault case
• Sexually violent predator sent to prison for 2 years
• Police log
• Tuition won't increase at Wilson College next year.
• Members of the Wilson College community, including leadership donors, Pines and...
• Wilson College to hold the line on tuition
• 78 illnesses linked to Chambersburg dairy's raw milk
• Creativity hits the slopes as Whitetail Resort hosts Cardboard Sled Derby
• Johnston to leave Franklin County Career and Technology Center after 34 years
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Chambersburg man scheduled for hearing in beating, robbery case
• Fayetteville man slated for court after ex-wife dragged by pickup truck
• Elm Street update on Chambersburg Borough Council's agenda
• Franklin County area education digest: Register for kindergarten in Chambersburg Area School District; MedCamp at Penn State Mont Alto
• Police seek suspects in late night assault in Shippensburg
• Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department honors members
• WWII love letter found in used book
• Boys and Girls Club honors donors
• Will 2012 be friendlier for new home construction in Franklin County?
• Fort Loudon woman due in court for DUI crash
• Library shines in renovated Mercersburg school
• LOOKING BACK 1892: THE PROBLEM OF PEDLARS
• Police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Student art show opens Thursday in Shippensburg gallery
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE: Hank Williams Sr. show comes to Greencastle-Antrim High School in April
• Success in the Army has made this general a role model
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Giacomo's Italian Restaurant
• Shippensburg University small business center offers contracting workshop
• Police log
• Franklin Storage receives $600,000 rail grant
• Chambersburg e-LYNXX founder lands magazine honor
• Looking for something to do this weekend?
• Seminary eyes former Scotland School for Veterans' Children campus
• Gas price increases accelerate in Franklin County and elsewhere
• Franklin County area lawmakers favor Pennsylvania's ultrasound-before-abortion bill
• JLG gets $20.6 million U.S. Army order
• Delay in getting a sound system for Franklin County commissioners' meetings raises ire
• Espresso cart for Chambersburg Area Senior High School gets OK
• Franklin County area police log
• Consider coming to Wilson's Oxfam America Hunger Banquet on March 1. It will cha...
• Special Olympics Maryland Winter Games return to Whitetail
• Man arrested in murder criticizes courts in cartoon
• W.Va. murder suspect arrested for DUI in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Trailblazing general to speak at Letterkenny Army Depot for Black History Month observance
• Meeting stalls on moving Franklin County behavorial services
• Chambersburg Area school board moves forward on New Franklin Elementary School expansion project
• Workers set up fund to help ill colleague
• Sunday's concerts in Fayetteville delayed to March 17
• Waynesboro Area School District officials, teachers resume contract talks
• Police log
• Guilford Hills 4th-graders research African-Americans' impact
• Pa. Assembly considering bill to require ultrasounds for women seeking abortion
• Pretrial program deal set in horse slaughter case
• Police log
• Couple, Waynesboro business owner waive preliminary hearing
• Sex abuse victim speaks out
• Waynesboro teachers rally on 601st day without contract
• Penn State Mont Alto students find text-and-drive simulator is 'eye-opener'
• Franklin County judge mulls sanctions in hepatitis case
• Franklin County to extend jail's food service contract
• Farm families raise $12,900 for charity
• Summit Health facility in Shippensburg changes its name, hours
• Charles E. Brake Co. to close, lay off 80
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• M&T Bank to close Chambersburg branch
• Oh, those doughnuts! Franklin County gears up for Fastnachts
• Study looks at traffic signal improvement
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Pilot program charts student growth
• Franklin County court sentences
• That single yellow line won't be repainted as PennDOT tightens rule
• Sitter enters plea in baby's death
• Mercersburg elementary students getting their school back as phase III renovations are completed
• Chambersburg are man found not guilty of trading child pornography, while indecent assault case remains
• Franklin County court sentences
• Letterkenny Army Depot honored with 7th Shingo
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Snow sport lovers determined to play despite weather
• Education digest for Franklin County
• Tom Gilbert's East-Ender
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Shippensburg's The Thought Lot shows art at fundraising reception
• Corpus Christi Catholic School students enter NASA contest
• Chambersburg area farm earns conservation award
• Police say man cuts mother during confrontation
• Franklin Virtual Academy provides educational option
• More foreign language courses to be offered online
• Franklin County Area Governmental Meetings
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Police log
• Widow shares husband's WWII story
• Donations of formal attire sought at Shippensburg University
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce schedules 3 Civil War seminars
• Mardi Gras party at Shippensburg University benefits school in Haiti
• Corrections
• Seylar earns board certification in optometry
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS By Anna Rotz: Enjoy the breakfasts, tea and doughnuts
• Shippensburg farmer wins donation for Cumberland Valley Christian School
• Corbett signs extension to unemployment benefits
• Public Opinion to move printing operations to York
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• No funds for Tourette syndrome group in proposed Pennsylvania budget
• Judge fines Chambersburg man $300 for locking cats in storage unit
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Pennsylvania budget may change high schools' graduation-required exams
• Police say Waynesboro man molested young girl over several years
• Judge: Driver not guilty in Chambersburg traffic incident
• Another illness case linked to The Family Cow's raw milk
• 2 file to challenge Harris in GOP primary
• Corrections
• High School earns CASD's Sustained Growth Award for academic improvement
• From midstate to mid-Atlantic: Elliott on committee to plan off-coast wind turbines
• Job fair set for April 12 in Chambersburg
• Dr. Ainslee Arnold Gruen - a former Wilson faculty member, retired veterinarian...
• Target to remodel Chambersburg store, hire additional staff
• Waynesboro man charged with indecent assault of girl
• Bridge work tops Franklin County's transportation plan
• Franklin County group sees adding Exit 12 as a longshot due to tight funding
• Franklin County judge to allow texts at trial of Chambersburg woman accused of severely injuring her stepson, 4
• Exit 12 eligible for Pennsylvania's discretionary transportation funds
• Franklin County area to be scene of 2 primary election battles
• Chambersburg Borough Council to consider ordinance changes
• Nearly 100 enter bone marrow registry in Shippensburg to aid school principal
• With 4 more cases, outbreak from raw milk bacteria now most severe in years
• Penn State Mont Alto students have fondness for work funded by THON
• United Way campaign's unofficial results fall short of goal
• Magnet school construction on schedule, tech center improvements behind for CASD
• Outbreak from local raw milk rises to No. 2 in Pa. in past 5 years
• Vendors sought for August Peach Festival in Fort Loudon
• Jury: Easton not guilty in death of disabled man
• Franklin County Area Police Log
• High school art exhibit open through March 16 at Chambersburg's Wilson College
• Chambersburg's special police units provide help for town's neighbors
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• CASHS communications students become superheroes for pre-test videos
• Retired veterinarian and World War II pilot, former Wilson faculty Dr. Ainslee G...
• Summit Health expands cardiology services
• Police log
• WWII fighter pilot gets one more taste of the thrill of flying
• Recent outbreak from raw milk is Pa.'s third most severe
• Chambersburg Borough Council hires company to look into natural gas refueling stations for the area
• Jury expected to decide Tuesday if caretaker was criminally responsible for death
• A Valentine's Day story: Married couple still enjoys their 'dates'
• Judge orders $2.5M civil penalty for Warfordsburg investment adviser
• Hit-and-run crash near Chambersburg injures 2
• More coverage of Saturday's "Energy and You" event, organized every year by Wils...
• Local newspaper coverage of Wilson's annual "Energy and You" conference, held Sa...
• Caretaker's manslaughter trial to begin today in Franklin County court
• Council to vote on Knouse Foods expansion, discuss ordinance changes
• Chambersburg Borough Council to vote tonight on plans for Knouse expansion
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Student film; food collection; speaker at SU
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School graduate devises app for launch of iTunes University
• Franklin County area police log
• Looking Back 1942: Catching moonshiners in the dawn light of Fulton County
• Registration open for Wilson College's Institute for Retired Persons
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Annual polar plunge raises cancer funds
• Outside jury slated in wildlife officer's slaying
• Chambersburg couple honored for energy efficient home
• Q&A on the proposal to place human services into non-profit hands
• Families get vocal about plans to hand over human service programs to non-profit agency
• Turning over county services to non-profits is not new
• Chambersburg Area School District battles student cell phone use
• 'Solar future looks really bright'
• Going green doesn't have to be a major undertaking
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• U.S. Senate candidate campaigns in Chambersburg
• Marion Volunteer Fire Company honors its best
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE: Greencastle-Antrim Middle School 8th-grade speller moves on to next level; minstrel show March 1-3
• Franklin County jury: No merit to couples' claim for berry bush destruction
• Father charged in alleged kidnapping of Fayetteville boy
• Superior Court of Pa. overturns $100K forfeit order for bail bondsman
• President Barbara K. Mistick updated Chambersburg Rotarians on Feb. 9 about Wils...
• Retiree protects 34-acre woodlot near Chambersburg
• State Police 101: Class #1
• Waynesboro area attorney jailed after her husband is stabbed
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School officials concerned about mounting student absences
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Chambersburg Police Log
• Silent auction to aid Boys and Girls Club of Chambersburg and Shippensburg
• Chambersburg community leaders meet to discuss new community-based outreach program
• County issues 'notice to proceed' on courthouse renovations; wheelchair lift scrapped
• U.S. Senate candidate Sam Rohrer hosting town hall meeting here tomorrow
• Board asked to fix tremendous technology disparities in CASD elementaries
• Former Chambersburg firefighter laid to rest
• CASHS coaches suggest drug testing for student-athletes
• Franklin County coroner investigated 150 deaths in 2011
• Chambersburg area woman cited for neglect for condition of dog, cat
• Corrections
• Ronald McDonald House to benefit from Food Check-out Day
• Questions, comments sought regarding nonprofit shift of Franklin County's mental health services
• Interest grows in Chambersburg Area Career Magnet School
• Chambersburg black history book republished
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Local leader: Republished book of black history in Chambersburg offers lessons for future
• Middle School students' interest increasing in magnet school
• Local library system stands to lose a lot in Governor's budget
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Police log
• Retaliation alleged after police called with report of underage drinking in Shippensburg Township
• Overall impact of Corbett's proposed budget on Franklin County
• Corbett's budget: Slight increase, no cuts for school districts proposed
• Pa. gov unveils $27.1 billion hold-the-line budget
• Raw milk seller: 'We're taking this seriously'
• Arbitrator in use for Franklin County corrections officers' contract
• 2 cases move on to Franklin County court: Man charged with drugs and waving gun on Interstate 81, woman charged with burglary
• Dead horse's owner talks
• Police find, return items from Mercersburg burglary
• CASD sets weeklong kindergarten registration
• County, correctional officers' union in contract arbitration process
• Final artifact arrives for Washington Township 9/11 memorial
• Police log
• Raw milk sales to resume Tuesday morning
• Grant makes more smoke alarms available to Elm Street residents
• Lewistown councilman announces for PA House, 82nd District
• New CASHS class gives students boost in an ever-changing tech world
• Shippensburg man heads to court on weapons, drug charges
• Chambersburg school district distributes over $47,000 in grants
• Shippensburg University's 'Teach In' used to prepare students for Corbett's proposed budget
• Wilson will host the annual "Energy and You" workshop this Saturday, Feb. 11. Th...
• WANTED people in Franklin County
• Pleasant Hall Volunteer Fire Company honors members
• MMPW honors members
• Education digest: G-A's service project improves; Penn State alumni vote
• East-Ender with Tom Gilbert
• Franklin County Career expo has new venue
• Small games of chance get bigger payouts
• Police log
• Proposed Exit 12 on I-81 could cost $26M
• Farm Show complex shooting suspect captured in Missouri
• Franklin County area police log
• Hearing rescheduled in alleged horse scam
• Shippensburg man accused of pointing gun at 4
• Chambersburg Area Middle School North students use Skype to reach around the world
• WINDOW TO HISTORY: Friendship fire volunteers of Chambersburg date to March 1780
• Franklin County area police say the use of 'bath salts' increasing
• Franklin County area football fans ready for a good time
• Harrisonville artist Mark Twain Noe dies at 73
• Big changes planned for small New Franklin Elementary School
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Police: Teen harasses Shippensburg teacher from years ago
• Police log
• Crowd fills SHAPE gallery for tribute to retired Shippensburg University art professor
• Fayetteville man charged with having sex with second child
• Investigation into TB at CASHS winds down
• Franklin County vet spent 9 mos. as a POW
• Franklin County district attorney receives approval to fill position while assistant is deployed
• FORT LOUDON SIDELIGHTS: Memories offer a window into Fort Loudon of long ago
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Man sought in shooting at Farm Show Complex
• Spicka switches campaign to Pa. House from Senate
• Guatemalan citizen in Franklin County indicted for illegal reentry
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Corrections
• Teen dies in 1-car crash off U.S. 522 in Fulton County
• Change in income may qualify vets for benefits
• Franklin County court sentences
• Pennsylvania State Police corporal in Franklin County seeks dismissal of assault charge
• Chambersburg Area School District offers incentives to enroll in Franklin Virtual Academy
• 2 man accused of having sex with teen girls waive hearings to move cases to Franklin County court
• Vending machine at Shippensburg University dispenses emergency contraceptive
• TaxAide program kicks off in Chambersburg
• Raw milk-related illness number climbs to 35 in three states
• Code inspector: Mill owner legally storing equipment; no start-up for pellet production
• Teen killed in Fulton County crash
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Chambersburg shopkeepers voice opinions on online sales tax
• Want to listen in on the debate over raw milk?
• Police log
• Wilson College to host energy workshop
• Website serves 1982 graduates of Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Become a part of the history of Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre
• Vendors sought for Chambersburg Memorial YMCA's Healthy Kids Day
• Chambersburg Police seek mugger from downtown assault
• Technology wave washes over Chambersburg Area Middle School South on Digital Learning Day
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School student wins art contest at Wilson College
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Police need help in downtown mugging case
• Test results on Family Cow raw milk pending; cases of illness rise to 23
• Marion residents fear pellet plant is gearing up for business
• Leslie Durgin '69 is quoted in a Jan. 31 article in the New York Times about the...
• David Clement: 'There's no bitterness' toward Szumigala, sentenced for death of Judy Clement
• Live radio event adds $6,675 toward United Way goal
• Consumers, service providers to have public meetings on privatizing county mental health
• The Alumnae Tours and Travel Committee invites you to check out Events to learn...
• Chambersburg man jailed after chase, crash in car police say was stolen
• Police accuse McConnellsburg woman of $700 theft via ATM
• Chambersburg man charged after police allegedly find marijuana in apartment
• Police say Hamilton Township boy, 11, assaulted caretaker
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County area police log
• Amberson bridge work to start Thursday
• Loan funds to be reused in various Chambersburg projects
• Man to be sentenced in Franklin County Court for traffic death of Waynesboro mother of 9
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Chambersburg Memorial YMCA's new center onn schedule to open June 11
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School graduate seeks seat on Penn State University's board of trustees
• Illness tally increases from raw milk associated with Franklin County store
• Chambersburg Area School District meets Pennsylvania standards for teaching English as a second languate
• Two dispatchers commended for saving two lives
• Infection cases associated with raw milk rise to 20
• Huntingdon man killed in I-81 crash
• Check out the Wilson Counseling Center's support groups, which are starting to m...
• CASHS grad gets variety of ag experiences as state FFA officer
• Amberson bridge slated for replacement with state, federal funds
• Mobile home destroyed in Sunday fire in Shippensburg
• Chambersburg's 'subway' to disappear, underground restrooms to be filled in
• Police log
• Police searching for Washington Township burglary suspect
• Man in court Tuesday over suspected child porn video
• Franklin County's unemployment rate stayed steady
• Chambersburg tractor dealers get taste of stardom
• Chambersburg stolen car chase ends with arrest in Maryland
• Police: Attempted traffic stop resulted in crash
• Twelve cases of illness associated with raw milk consumption
• CVCS mourns loss of long-time teacher
• Report: Chambersburg schools meet goals for teaching English Language Learners
• New Franklin Volunteer Fire Department members earn awards
• Changes to Pennsylvania young driver laws go largely unnoticed in group they affect
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Franklin County area police log
• LOOKING BACK 1949: Greene Township school board candidate wins write-in campaign and loses
• Franklin County education digest
• Warm weather draws big crowds to final day of IceFest in downtown Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Borough Council to mull discipline for uniformed employee
• Infections confirmed from raw milk sold in Chambersburg area
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• More than $900,000 raised for addition to Chambersburg Memorial YMCA
• Franklin County deed transfers
• ICEFEST: Day of contests, games ends with cake
• A man and his dog: Waynesboro resident trained his own service St. Bernard
• School librarians meet for panel in Hershey
• Shippensburg plans downtown Civil War mural
• Four new homes OK'd in Chambersburg's Elm Street district
• Franklin County nursing home receives 5-star rating
• Business profile: Solomon's Thrift & Gift Shop
• Police log
• Hearings waived in prostitution, spitting cases
• 2 arrested for theft in Mercersburg; allegedly took $31K in items
• Man wanted for alleged rape of child
• Shared communications needed for better officer safety
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Ramsburg announces intent for Shuster's seat
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Like the new Wilson College Master of Education page!
• County home asking permission to drop two beds from capacity
• Pennsylvania high court scrambles primary election plans
• Orrstown Financial reports loss for 2011
• Penn State community gets through the day
• Program for at-risk students working at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Police say Chambersburg man, 18, helped 13-year-old girl run away from home before he had sex with her
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area police log
• At State College, young and old alike 'remember Joe'
• IceFest activities postponed for tonight
• Fix JB Sports reaches $1 million mark
• Prize limits to increase on games of chance
• Police log
• Chambersburg Area school board OKs $3M in renovations to New Franklin
• Chambersburg's annual IceFest boasts more sculptures this year
• Franklin Financial Services Corp. reports lower earnings
• Attorneys general seek data from Zappos
• Franklin County candidates' petition drive set for Feb. 7
• Chambersburg man tells police of sex he had with 13-year-old girl he had hidden in his home
• Reaction to Obama's State of the Union falls along party lines in Franklin County
• Bands to stage benefit show for Shippensburg fire victims
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• House sends small games of chance update to Gov. Corbett
• Notary Peggy Melius pleads guilty to fraud, forgery
• Jim Knepp seeks House Seat that now represents NW Franklin County
• Draft of transition plan for county mental health services to 'go private' will be out in a month
• Chambersburg area man again charged with sex crimes involving a child
• Pa. Game Commission buys land in St. Thomas
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County area governemtal meetings
• Trucker arrested after brief standoff in Waynesboro
• School leaders discuss impact of MLK's speech with students
• Pa. Senate approves bigger prizes for small games of chance
• Probation collections up in 2011 to get money back to victims
• Spring Convocation will be held on Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at 11 a.m. in Alumn...
• Welcome back students! We are glad you are here and wish you the best for a grea...
• House committee takes first step toward a smaller Pa. legislature
• Hykes Road work delayed
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin Family Services merges with Cumberland County practices
• Convicted rapist to serve at least 20 years
• 2 liquor license transfers OK'd
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Shippensburg Area school board to raise real estate tax rate in Cumberland County
• Fire damages Waynesboro home
• Chambersburg Recreation Department reschedules hip-hop classes
• AARP to offer free tax return preparation in Shippensburg
• Accused killer unhappy with lawyers
• Nonprofit may takeover county mental health services
• 21st Century Partnership struggles for its future
• Chambersburg Borough Council to address transfer of liquor licenses tonight
• WANTED in Franklin County
• JOE PATERNO remembered
• Apps allow you to be your own tour guide around Franklin County
• Area residents signing petitions to fight forced mail-order prescriptions
• Police log
• Greencastle Rescue Hose Company honors members
• Waynesboro man sentenced in rape case
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Initiative transforms some Chambersburg elementary school classrooms
• Franklin County's 1st measurable snow of the winter causes little disruption
• Pennsylvania Health Department says probe into case of tuberculosis at Chambersburg Area Senior High School is ongoing
• Prior to job cuts, Chambersburg's General Fund balance shrank over the years
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students complete Volvo program
• Franklin County on track for a 2011 budgetary surplus
• Young Republicans plan Reagan Dinner near Greencastle
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Minor injuries when Chambersburg bus overturns
• Winter comes to visit Franklin County
• Omaha Beach vet: 'I wanted to fight for my country'
• $100K set aside for Franklin County's comprehensive plan
• Police log
• Chambersburg surgery center named for 'generous' doc
• Dr. Roy A. Himelfarb Surgery Center formally dedicated
• 11 taken to hospital in school bus accident
• Shippensburg University students march for humanity to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Woman charged with fraud in horse deal
• Police called to Chambersburg area home for reported burglary, end up seizing 2 dogs officials say were unfed, kept in unsanitary conditions
• 'South African Idol' singer delivers message to Shalom Christian Academy students
• Chambersburg Country Club head pro lands promotion
• Borough of Shippensburg signs on with warranty package firm
• Tuberculosis-related activity decreases in Chambersburg area
• Clock is ticking on chance for prevailing wage bill's success
• Woman charged with theft, fraud after selling horses for meat
• County's best HS/MS musicians to perform this weekend
• Village of Laurel Run breaks ground on apartment building
• Public provides help in dead horse case
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Wilson's Chaplain Rosie Magee is travelling with a group of students through Eng...
• Police log
• Memphis firm looks to market 18 acres near Chambersburg
• Fairfield man killed in crash
• Corrections
• Chambersburg man gets 3 years in jail for sexual assault
• Mercersburg area farm may appear on History Channel's 'Stink'
• DUI homicide trial postponed again in Franklin County court
• United Way of Franklin County within 10 percent of campaign goal
• Volvo's plans to expand Shippensburg facility are in
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• New work search requirements impact unemployed workers
• Man receives 22 years for role in 2008 runaway teen prostitution scheme
• Chambersburg schools respond to parent survey: Cyber safety top concern
• Salvation Army: Through Holiday Helping Hand 'Burdens have been lifted'
• Police: Pair tried to blow up car outside Metal Township bar
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Horse shot to death, left in Quincy Township woods
• Report card overhaul at midway point in Chambersburg Area School District elementaries
• U.S. Rep. Todd Platts of York County announces he'll leave Congress at end of term
• Handful already planning to run for Platts' position
• St. Thomas man, 60, accused of sex acts with boy, 12
• Owner of $200,000 Powerball lottery ticket sold in Chambersburg hasn't come forward
• County drops $430K on year-old radio system
• TaxAide program kicks off Feb. 1
• Still no claim on winning Powerball ticket sold in Chambersburg
• Man's arm, legs broken in Chambersburg accident
• 13 homeless after morning fire in Shippensburg apartment building
• Gas, food prices to start climbing in Franklin County, elsewhere
• Chambersburg's Career Magnet School leaders gather ideas
• Hoss's Steak and Sea House to build new restaurant closer to Chambersburg
• Franklin County moves toward use of procurement cards
• Washington Township supervisors reject donation of lit street sign
• Pedestrian flown after Chambersburg crash
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Couple depict anti-slavery work of 1800s in McConnellsburg church
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• LOOKING BACK: Chambersburg boy dies in flood of 1970
• Franklin County area police log
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Franklin County's DECA winners; March at Shippensburg University
• Franklin Fire Company of Chambersburg honors its best
• Franklin County jail 100% OK by Pennsylvania standards
• Franklin County area meetings
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Check closures in honor of Martin Luther King Day
• New autism advocacy group hosting pool event
• Police log
• Weather interest helps win Shippensburg geography bee
• No drastic changes for Franklin County's beer distributors
• Franklin County teacher contracts: Not easy to broker the deal
• Dealership plans to expand in Chambersburg
• Paterno speaks for 1st time since firing
• Christian quarterback Tebow's public praying strikes a chord
• List of Martin Luther King Day closures
• Soldier visits classroom pals at Guilford Hills
• Shippensburg tax evasion sentencing delayed again
• Draft horse died from ruptured blood vessel at Farm Show
• Toomey addresses federal budget concerns at Letterkenny meeting
• Vacant SSVC costs Pa. $1.5M a year
• Check out this story in the "West Linn (Oregon) Tidings" newspaper about Wilson...
• Tuberculosis forum at Chambersburg Area Senior High School fails to satisfy concerns
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Police: Alumnus wrote he'd blow up Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Tuscarora School District teachers OK contract extension
• Franklin County area schools tighten security
• Titanic-era gowns from Shippensburg University's collection to be in exhibit
• Task force to work on shifting Franklin, Fulton counties' mental health services agency to separate nonprofit entity
• Manitowoc lays off some temporary workers at Shady Grove plant
• Test results awaited for 1st horse to die while competing at Pennsylvania Farm Show
• FULL STORY: Waynesboro businessman charged in grisly attack
• Friends Thru Fiber's shawl brings highest bid again at Farm Show sale
• Forgery case nets probation
• Chambersburg Borough's Recreation Department fees go up
• Belgian horse collapses, dies during farm show pulling competition
• Attempted homicide added to assault charges
• Preliminary hearings waived in 2 cases
• Police log
• Arraignment set in aggravated assault, child endangerment case
• Waynesboro Area School District teachers mark 555 days without a contract
• Former teacher in Shippensburg seeks Pennsylvania Senate bid
• Witnesses react to horse's sudden death at Pa. Farm Show
• Parent: TB 'secrecy can cause panic' at CASHS
• Pennsylvania Senator John Eichelberger to reorganize staff to serve Franklin County
• Upperman steer sells for $10,500 at Farm Show
• Police log
• Chambersburg to get more part-time officers
• Charges upheld in case of stepdaughter's rape
• Chambersburg woman faces assault charges after allegedly biting man, then assaulting, insulting police
• United States Senator Pat Toomey to host town hall meeting at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Shippensburg student entrepreneurs can win $500
• Franklin County Young Republicans set dinner
• Social media reaction to tuberculosis case in Chambersburg
• For those of you who missed it, President Barbara K. Mistick was included in a P...
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter residents need 'extra love'
• McConnellsburg victim of shooting in stable condition; girlfriend in custody
• Results of tuberculosis tests at Chambersburg Area Senior High School kept quiet
• Trucker gets 21 years for I-81 chase that ended near Greencastle
• Chambersburg Boirough Council delays vote on industrial expansions
• Chambersburg teen's steer takes top honors at Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Chambersburg area dump trailer maker shutters shop
• We get 2 extra days to file tax returns
• Chambersburg Borough Council to vote on company expansions
• Most Wanted in Franklin County
• Woman arrested in alleged attempted homicide
• Bridal show is one-stop wedding shop
• Cost plays starring role in weddings
• Police log
• Franklin County government meetings
• Chambersburg man celebrates Christmas in Armenia
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Education digest for Franklin County
• Pennsylvania Farm Show tradition kicks off in Harrisburg
• $64.32 a day: The cost of doing time in Franklin County Jail
• Shalom Christian Academy's plan focuses on growth
• Police say boy, 4, unbelted in front seat of minivan during alleged DUI crash in Peters Township
• Greencastle Police: Chambersburg man assaulted his female passenger
• Entries sought for annual photo contest
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Franklin County court sentences
• 200 at CASHS tested for TB
• Vet saw action from the sky
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Cuts in Letterkenny Depot's future?
• Teacher contract extension up for vote
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Man arrested for DUI, robbery
• Sunday's Bridal Show is all about the wedding
• Kettle drive by Salvation Army of Chambersburg nets more contributions
• Pennsylvania Department of Education closes probe into cheating at Chambersburg Area Middle School
• Truck fire slows traffic on Interstate 81 in Antrim Township
• Waynesboro teen hit by truck in Quincy Township has moderate injuries
• Police allege Shippensburg man kicked, threatened woman
• Franklin County area police log
• Auditions slated for Chambersburg Community Theatre's production of 'The Sound of Music'
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Chambersburg birth announcement
• 100 to be tested Friday for tuberculosis after case confirmed at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Cumberland County coroner faces drug charge
• Police say Syracuse, N.Y., man raped stepdaughter when they lived in Hamilton Township
• Franklin County updates its workers' benefits
• Brad Elter starts his term on Chambersburg Borough Council with plans
• Pennsylvania State Police corporal waives arraignment; charges of assault, oppression move on to Franklin County court
• Students at Falling Spring Elementary School do well in math contest
• Owner improves vacant lot in downtown Chambersburg
• Teeth, fence, mailbox damaged in fight that started outside McConnellsburg High School
• Healthy eating program set for Penn National
• Keller to lead Franklin County Commissioners
• Winning Powerball ticket unclaimed in Chambersburg
• Franklin County Republicans: Iowa doesn't predict future
• Fort Loudon woman charged with embezzling
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Title 1 funds enable Chambersburg district teachers to attend literary initiative
• Man arrested for alleged assault of girlfriend
• 2 new Franklin County district judges sworn in
• Franklin County Commissioners OK $25K in salary hike
• View public school administrator, teacher salaries
• Search Franklin County's Most Wanted
• Severely burned firefighter returns to duty in Chambersburg
• Career Magnet School forum set for Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Columbia Gas bills to drop
• WINDOW TO HISTORY By M.L. 'Mike' Marotte II: Chambersburg's Wolf Lake
• Franklin County area schools to receive Keystone Achievement Awards
• McConnellsburg man arrested after fleeing police
• Pennsylvania State Police schedule citizen's academy for Franklin County
• Shippensburg man crashes into home; minor injuries
• Franklin County area police log
• Baby misses due date by week to be Franklin County's first born in 2012
• Boosters fear Gettysburg's Cyclorama building may soon be razed
• Marcellus shale, jobs, economy top 2012 legislative agenda for Franklin County area lawmakers
• Polar Plunge raises more than $4,000 for Fort Ritchie Community Center
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Art show at Wilson College in Chambersburg; GED classes to start in Waynesboro
• LOOKING BACK 1812: Franklin County area's role in the War of 1812
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Corrections
• Top 2011 Franklin County stories
• Top sports stories of 2011
• Police log
• New Year's resolutions: 'Just trying to be faithful in what I do'
• Cheerleading squad collects lids for dialysis patient's costs
• Pork meal brings seniors together
• Good time of year to check your credit
• Who needs the NY ball? We have an anchor!
• The Most Interesting People of Franklin County in 2011
• Police log
• State gets $41M in education funds
• Franklin County deed transfers
• RING IN 2012 TONIGHT
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Specialty bumper stolen from vehicle
• Woman allegedly kicks state trooper
• Chambersburg building given to Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County
• Franklin County commissioners award $1.9 million in contracts for courthouse complex renovation work
• Many in Franklin County area expected to resolve to live healthier in the new year
• Franklin County's unbuilt Career Magnet School a tough sell to students during recruiting
• Chambersburg man facing burglary charge after allegedly breaking into ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Stabbing case, others move on to Franklin County court
• Rookie Franklin County area teachers face vacation challenges
• Franklin County area Sears, Kmart stores not on list for closure
• In-home beating case to be scheduled for trial in Franklin County
• Woman charged with driving under the influence after car strikes ATM in Mercersburg
• Chambersburg stabbing case moves forward
• Police: Wigged teens stole wheelchair from ER
• Christmas trees to be taken for disposal by area municipal workers
• Whitetail Resort making snow on slopes near Mercersburg
• Alleged kettle thief faces another charge in connection with robbery of man in wheelchair
• Charges filed in sexual assault at Chambersburg Hospital
• Waynesboro man, 29, jailed for inappropriate contact with girl, 13
• 21 years of military service ends today for Greencastle man
• Charitable campaigns in Franklin County area continue striving for goals
• Chambersburg Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign will accept donations through Tuesday
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Alleged kettle thief accused of robbing man in wheelchair
• Donations, volunteers still needed
• Franklin County's unemployment rate up slightly
• Police log
• Man headed to court over assault
• Holiday Helping Hand campaign reaches $7,000
• Accident victim remains in hospital
• Unemployment benefits extended; Obama signs bill Friday
• No word yet on cause of fatal Christmas day fire
• 1 man injured when truck hits tree in Guilford Township
• Police identify driver in Guilford Township crash
• Post-holiday shopping: The bargain hunt was on at Franklin County stores
• Weather was either too much, too little or too late for Franklin County farmers
• Politics tested Pa. GOP leaders, court in 2011
• Teens, do you know your new driving rules today?
• Teen arrested after high-speed chase
• State official to speak at chamber
• Driver flown after Guilford Twp. crash
• Girl, 15, arrested after high speed chase
• Christmas morning fire claims 1 in Fort Loudon area
• Army of volunteers brightens holidays in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg students get hands wet with fish project
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• WANTED in Franklin County
• Chambersburg business students advance to states
• Police log
• Educational digest for Franklin County
• Good news arrives at year's end for St. Thomas area family with ill child
• Group forms to protect open land in Franklin County
• Chambersburg area gifted students create comfort for kids in stressful situations
• A day in the life of one of Santa's deputies from Waynesboro
• Christmas decorations dumped in Cumberland County yard
• Propane heater blamed for fire at Orrstown area greenhouse and nursery
• Police: Missing Harrisonville man, 20, found
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Chambersburg police log
• Snider's of Lemaster sponsors event rider, trainer
• Offenders work off punishment with dogs in Shippensburg
• Old time Christmas at the Mercantile
• New Franklin family deli, grocery going out of business
• Fulton County Medical Center expands 'green technology'
• Police log
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Franklin County area police log
• School community fills holiday needs
• Ministry provides second chance, safe home
• River Raider rolls into larger location
• Former inmates get housing aid from county
• Autopsy: Police fired fatal shot at Shippensburg man
• ATTENTION WILSON STUDENTS! The Clinton Global Initiative University is seeking t...
• Renovation work starts on the Irwin House
• Shippensburg man dies during shootout with police
• Officials stress safe travel habits as forecast calls for wet roads this holiday weekend
• Guilford Water Authority may alter testing procedures
• Holiday differences celebrated at Chambersburg Area Middle School North
• Greene Township gets grant to study connecting trails
• Pennsylvania relaxes hunting license rules
• Falling Spring Elementary School pupils learn generosity from 'The Gift of the Magi'
• Snavely receives professional honor
• Union at Penelec OKs new 4-year contract
• Welcome, Brian Ecker!
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students perform play for young pupils
• Chambersburg music store offers free guitar tuning on Christmas
• Stolen Salvation Army kettle case heads to Franklin County court
• Franklin County officials look at bids for court facilities renovation project
• Mother of abducted Fayetteville boy briefly returns to U.S. from Egypt
• Guilford Water Authority breaks silence on water woes by sending letter detailing 12 times since July when water failed to meet standard
• Fayetteville Elementary School pupils get into favorite characters
• Antrim Township vehicular homicide heads to Franklin County court
• Chambersburg Borough Council updates retirement plans to comply with laws
• Chambersburg residents sought to fill borough boards, committees
• Vanessa Whitfield, star forward for the Wilson basketball team, was singled out...
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter will be eco-friendly
• Chambersburg Borough Council approves budget with cuts to emergency services
• Chambersburg man charged in stabbing
• Back away from the table to avoid adding holiday season pounds
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students boost Toys for Tots drive
• Construction progresses on new site for 2 emergency services in Shippensburg
• Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign climbs past $6,000
• Chambersburg FFA students provide vital lessons to elementary pupils
• Home detention for Maryland man in flawed concrete case
• Vandals strike 24 vehicles, equipment in Mercersburg
• Nearly 50 tires slashed in Mercersburg vandalism spree
• Fresh as snow, check out the Wilson College holiday video!
• Chambersburg Borough Council to vote on 2012 budget tonight; plan cuts positions from police, fire, recreation departments
• Economy impacts Christmas shopping habits in Franklin County
• United Way of Franklin County nears 75% of goal
• Time needed for instruction limits holiday parties in Franklin County area schools
• Education Digest: Students at Chambersburg Area Middle School give; Fountain repairs at Shippensburg University
• Looking Back 1949: Beating holiday mail rush in Chambersburg
• Teen driving and Lacey's Law
• Power teaching gets students involved
• Living nativity puts reason in the season
• Shippensburg: Three new apartment buildings OK'd
• Franklin County adjusts pay range for top job
• Locally, end of war brings relief, but also sadness over lives that were lost
• Police log
• Molotov cocktail found on fire department roof
• Final budget set for Franklin County
• Penn State scandal: McQueary saw something 'terrible'
• Duck manure raises a stink
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Police log
• Pa. issues online sales tax warning
• 220 graduate students receive degrees at SU
• Business profile: ThrownAway.com
• Multi-cultural club learns about significance of Kwanzaa
• Helping Hand money already aiding residents
• Finals are over! Enjoy the holiday break, Wilson students. See you in January!
• Greencastle man takes buck, bear, turkey
• Donations to Chambersburg Toys for Tots falling short of expanding need
• Letterkenny Army Depot marks 70th anniversary
• Franklin County looks to retool agency as nonprofit
• Franklin County to pay Coroner Jeffrey Conner 10 percent more in rent for him to use part of his home as office
• Search for next principal at Chambersburg Area Senior High School enters final stages
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center hires new business manager
• Holiday Helping Hand fund continues growth
• Used car sellers from Chambersburg admit defrauding charities
• Military contacts sought for greetings
• Waynesboro school board doesn't renew contracts
• Drug to treat heroin addicts jumps in price
• Teenager allegedly punches trooper
• Card drive, food night to help Shippensburg animal rescue
• Death sentence upheld for Texas killer; Antrim Township woman a victim
• Waynesboro man, 39, gets probation in child porn case
• Chambersburg crash victim ID'd
• Chambersburg area cousins get prison time for assault
• Shuster bill to honor heroes of 9/11 passes house
• James Buchanan High School students learn manufacturing first hand
• Artifacts from 9/11 to be on display at local Shoppe
• Chambersburg crash victim in critical condition
• A large crowd was at Wilson last night for the annual, county-wide Chamber of Co...
• Former substitute teacher charged for alleged corruption of minors
• Sandusky's move 'no surprise' to some
• A big day for Bellefonte - 'not in a good way' ?
• Waynesboro Area School District cuts off teacher contract talks
• Borough of Chambersburg to fix 10 streets during 2012
• Greencastle Exchange Club supplies gifts for needy children
• Perjury, arson cases head to Franklin County court
• Hearing postponed for man accused in theft of Chambersburg Salvation Army kettle
• U.S. House passes pipeline safety bill
• Chambersburg Police: No charges in case of explicit dialogue in school
• F&M Trust lands 'best places' to work honor
• Military contacts sought for greetings
• It's Finals Week at Wilson. Good luck, students!
• Suspected thieves were bell ringers
• 2 injured in Chambersburg crash; Loudon Street shut down for more than 8 hours
• Mercersburg Academy speaker: 'al-Qaida proven to be a useless ideology'
• Sandusky in court
• Franklin County police log
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs site plan for eateries
• Franklin County court sentences
• Fannett-Metal High School student sets up anti-bullying effort
• Chambersburg Area Middle School South students to follow Asian trip
• Shippensburg's West End Fire and Rescue secures loan from Adams Electric Cooperative
• IceFest 2012
• Chambersburg Borough Council to tackle vacancy, eateries tonight
• Suspect arrested in Cumberland County death
• Holidays often trigger the blues
• Chambersburg shelter, center provide warmth, food
• Greencastle's Heritage Christmas Home Tour gives visitors decorating ideas
• Franklin County police log
• Education digest: SU book collection; Wilson art exhibit
• Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Historical fiction novels delve into Renfrew history
• Borough of Chambersburg's pay rates compare well to towns of similar size
• Pennsylvania officials control destiny of former Scotland School for Veterans' Children campus
• Could another school move in at Scotland site?
• Whitetail resort ready to coat its Mercersburg area slopes
• Shippensburg University students celebrate Kwanzaa
• Youngsters at South Hamilton Elementary School follow creative path with gingerbread man
• Hollywood gunman reportedly has ties to Cumberland County
• Poached buck is 1 for the Pennsylvania record books
• Chambersburg company awarded contract in Carlisle
• Franklin County area business calendar
• $2.5M OK'd for Franklin County business parks
• Fuel oil prices highest ever
• Police log
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• 2 area campgrounds earn high ratings
• Keeping Kids Safe Project comes to Shippensburg
• Business profile: Polidori's Salon
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Registered nurses earn certification
• Va. Tech: Police officer, 1 other killed
• Pups push away the stress for Shippensburg University students
• State Sen. Richard Alloway says educational institution interested in former Scotland School for Veterans' Children campus
• Chambersburg Area middle schools to get security upgrades
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce honors Edwin Martin's success
• Rate of people moving to Franklin County slows
• Franklin County workers save big money
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce offers prints of Chambersburg montage
• Chambersburg Salvation Army kettle theft suspect faces more charges after allegedly trying to take police officer's gun during arrest
• Person killed in collision with firetruck
• Can’t get enough Wilson? Visit and bookmark the Wilson Wall at www.wilson.edu/s...
• What's on your Kindle, Nook or iPad? OR What's the title of the book on your nig...
• Alleged Salvation Army kettle thief faces more charges
• Family pushing for authorities to work harder to find local boy kidnapped in Egypt
• Chambersburg school board votes to limit tax increase
• Robbery by umbrella case heads to Franklin County court
• Capitol campaign for Capitol Theatre of Chambersburg raises $63,334
• More time given in pot case
• Storm drops wet mix around Franklin County
• Police log
• Chambersburg Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign adds kettle at Chambersburg Community Theatre production
• Winter weather advisory issued
• Honor guard provides final salute for Franklin County, area veterans
• Way cleared for 2 restaurants on Norland Avenue, Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students gather Coats for Kids
• Police log
• Shippensburg Borough Council approves $8.3 million budget
• 2 Franklin County area groups seek votes for grants
• Former Chambersburg man indicted for international kickback scheme
• Students at Chambersburg Area Middle School North aid Danville school's library
• Televisions stolen from recreational vehicles at State Line dealer
• Chambersburg Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign tops $2,700
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Hearing set for Hamilton Township man again accused of impersonating a public servant
• School bus crash in Antrim Township sends 3 to Chambersburg Hospital
• Washington Township supervisors unveil design for park's 9-11 memorial
• Chambersburg's Women in Need has launched a campaign for votes to win a $50,000...
• New hologram makes Pennsylvania drivers' licenses more secure
• Plans for Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse on agenda of Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Commission
• Franklin County area police log
• Foul play not suspected in Chambersburg area death
• Shippensburg Area School District to seek grant for pre-Kindergarten program
• Foul play not suspected in Chambersburg area death
• Franklin County area police log
• Shippensburg Area School District to seek grant for pre-Kindergarten program
• Menno Haven tax exemption denied
• Warrants issued for alleged kettle thieves
• Commission to review plans for an Olive Garden in Chambersburg
• Fallen Heroes Project: Remembering local troops killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Crowd gathers in Waynesboro to remember, learn about Civil War-era Christmas
• Chambersburg Borough Council cancels tonight's special meeting
• Wanted in Franklin County
• Penn State Mont Alto lumberjack contest to air soon on ESPN2
• Looking Back 1949: Even death couldn't keep them apart
• Deadlines near for holiday mail for the troops
• Holiday campaign helps Franklin County neighbors
• Pennsylvania State Police in Chambersburg probe death, attempted suicide
• Franklin County area police log
• Mont Alto gathers for tree lighting; renaming of road to honor soldier
• Don't forget Wilson's Community Vespers Service today at 4 p.m. in Thomson Hall'...
• Family lights the night for St. Jude
• Air Force pilot recalls years as POW and his career built in the air
• Franklin County Court Sentences
• Police log
• Toy giveaway honors Path Valley child
• First meeting this week of music education group
• Flu shot clinics offered through holidays
• Education digest
• Business profile: Grandma's Treasures from the Attic
• Local podiatrist earns board certification
• Students get official 'bill' help at Fairview Elementary in Waynesboro
• Greencastle's Heritage Christmas kicks off with a crowd
• Children get Hunt of a Lifetime
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Glimpse of Greencastle by Janice Wene
• Family pledges to give extra to offset kettle theft
• Holiday Helping Hand campaign at $2,082
• Listen to Wilson President Barbara Mistick being interviewed this morning on "Ra...
• President Barbara Mistick is being interviewed at 9 a.m. on WITF public radio's...
• Thief steals Salvation Army kettle from inside Hamilton Township grocery store
• Christmas figures stolen from Chambersburg porch in daylight hours
• Public school funding tops issues at education forum at Shippensburg University
• Chambersburg Area middle schools' approach may shift
• Kimple named new assistant principal at Chambersburg Area Middle School South
• Civil war anniversary events begin tonight in Waynesboro
• Chambersburg Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign ahead of 2010's effort
• Police in Adams County seek 24 accused of selling heroin, cocaine
• Chambersburg Police report improper conversation at CASD
• Echocardiography labs in Chambersburg earn accreditation
• Another nativity theft in Chambersburg
• Handmade for the Holidays is going on now in Lenfest Commons! Check out the sele...
• Guilty plea in high-speed death in Waynesboro
• Greencastle area man deemed sexually violent predator
• Book collection to bear Chambersburg donor's name
• Franklin County's jobless rate dips for 2nd month
• Shippensburg area's Tiny World ready for Christmas
• Shippensburg elementary school's gift to provide smoke detectors
• Morning fire damages elderly couple's home in Greene Township
• Chambersburg Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand continues
• Police investigate Antrim Township baby's severe injuries
• Greencastle area man charged after baby's leg broken
• Franklin County area police log
• Fire damages couple's Greene Township home
• Driver pleads guilty to murder in Waynesboro crash
• Don't forget about Handmade for the Holidays, tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in...
• Chambersburg Borough Council updates flood plain map
• Teachers' union makes counteroffer to Chambersburg Area School District
• Fate of SSVC property up in the air
• Police log
• Charges upheld in bar fight
• Two Franklin County men to be sentenced for crimes against children
• Police union, Chambersburg happy with police contract
• Janitorial staff to be added to CASHS
• Tree business in the green this year
• Deputy Emergency Services Chief William Dubbs retires after 27 years
• Fire damages A.A. meeting location
• WCGA wishes everyone a happy holiday season!
• Today, Wilson celebrated the birthdays of employees born in October and November.
• Dubbs retires from Chambersburg Fire Department
• Chambersburg Borough to fund police position for 1 year
• Tarika Daftary-Kapur came to Wilson from India because she wanted to be part of...
• Deer season off to good, but warm, start
• Citizen of Year Award given to Smith
• Murder suspect's mental fitness in question
• Police log
• Group reaching out to make holidays better
• Menno Haven gathers goods for homeless, WIN
• Leaf collection extended in Greene Township
• Public forum to address the state of education in Pa.
• 'Stuff That Bus' food drive set
• Hunters ready to stalk their deer today in Pa.
• Christmas tree traditions
• Chambersburg Borough Council to review budget tonight
• Third mental health evaluation possible for Marcus Wallace
• Behind the name: Junior high originally named for dedicated educator Faust
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Police log
• Area Subway restaurants taking EBT cards
• WANTED: in Franklin County
• Franklin County elementary schools serve up modern lunches
• Chambersburg area students' art shown in Grove Family Library
• Desserts become rare in Franklin County's public school lunches
• Deer hunters can help Pennsylvania's hungry by donating venison
• Public Opinion's Holiday Helping Hand campaign continues
• Chambersburg company changes name to cut down on confusion
• Franklin County area education digest: Support for new structure; Forum on Thursday at Shippensburg University
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Waynesboro birth announcement
• Chambersburg Police log
• Wilson has been lucky to host a wonderful student named Faryal Mehr this semeste...
• Pa.'s hunters to storm the woods Monday
• What we do for a bargain on Black Friday
• Tips for hunting near Marcellus
• Police log
• Business profile: Ready Maids
• Waynesboro businesses awarded grants
• Whitetail announces promotions, additions
• Shippensburg crash victim in critical condition at Hershey
• Area's new teachers survive first parent-teacher conferences
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Study of CASHS energy use could end penalty payments
• Communities carry on Thanksgiving traditions
• Police log
• Business Person of the Year to be announced
• Chambersburg students charged for alleged underage drinking
• Woman charged in Chambersburg bank robbery
• Holiday Helping Hand
• Christmas boxes of cheer on the way to troops
• Review claims unreasonably high premiums
• Check for closed roads before hunting
• Hagerstown Herald-Mail article about Wilson student-athletes and twin sisters Mi...
• Several free Thanksgiving dinners available
• Animal league volunteer killed
• Police log
• Assault charge leads to probation
• 2 Chambersburg men face federal fraud charges for allegedly keeping money meant for charities
• Franklin County area downtowns expect a different Black Friday
• Maryland man dies in crash on Interstate 70 in Fulton County
• Franklin County fire chiefs' advice: Keep your eyes on what's cooking
• Public Opinion's fund drive to help Franklin County residents reports 1st tally of season
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Pennsylvania's redistricting plan cuts Shippensburg 3 ways
• Police say shooting in Mont Alto was attempted suicide
• Pennsylvania House, Senate both have bills to expand limits of gaming laws
• Franklin County veterans, social clubs tangle with antiquated Pennsylvania regulations
• Franklin County clubs see proposals as good start
• Leo Club at Chambersburg Area Senior High School provides meals for the families of 30 classmates
• Chambersburg, Waynesboro hospitals expect 'scary' funding cuts
• South central Pennsylvania food banks seek more side dishes for hungry clients
• Franklin County commissioners hold line on tax rates
• Preliminary hearing rescheduled for Shippensburg area man accused of running into wife
• Alleged prostitute faces deportation
• New trial denied in murder case
• Penn State scandal draws attention to child abuse
• Needmore man gets 20 years in tot's death
• Fire dept. flap gets hotter in Chambersburg
• Police investigate indoor shooting in Mont Alto
• Man in court over role in fatal bar fight
• Craft show in Shippensburg helps several causes
• Chambersburg funeral home provides turkey dinners for needy
• Prescription drug shortage hits Franklin County area pharmacies, hospitals
• Public Opinion's annual Holiday Helping Hand campaign continues
• Pittman sentenced in toddler's death
• Katie Webber '08 found Wilson’s Women with Children program so beneficial that s...
• Black Friday: Earliest birds get the deals
• WANTED in Franklin County
• State Historic Site of Fort Loudoun celebrates Colonial Christmas
• Police log
• Chambersburg's police contract provides 'stability'
• Chambersburg's elementary students take 'no bullying' pledge seriously
• Chambersburg's 42nd holiday parade marches on
• Mongtomery Township crash victim was from Va.
• Chambersburg doctor dies while hiking
• Study looks at easing Franklin County's road congestion
• Nursing home considers used van
• Waynesboro gathers for holiday event
• CASHS mini-thon raises over $20K
• Holiday Helping Hands from Public Opinion
• Police log
• Lacrosse coming to CASHS; soccer moved to fall
• Study looks at easing Franklin County's road congestion
• Chambersburg's 42nd holiday parade marches on
• Mongtomery Township crash victim was from Va.
• Chambersburg doctor dies while hiking
• Nursing home considers used van
• Waynesboro gathers for holiday event
• CASHS mini-thon raises over $20K
• Holiday Helping Hands from Public Opinion
• Police log
• Lacrosse coming to CASHS; soccer moved to fall
• 3 parades today
• Decision reached on Chambersburg police force contract
• Two taken to hospital after Chambersburg crash with school bus
• Climb aboard with Wilson alumnae on our trip to Holland & Belgium, April 14-22,...
• Saturday's parade in Chambersburg to feature scale replica of biplane that flew over town 100 years ago
• Military collectors swarm Greencastle area auction house as the last of Donald Berkebile's estate is offered for sale
• Jesus figure stolen from nativity scene at Central Presbyterian Church on Chambersburg's Memorial Square
• Art supplies sought in Franklin County area furniture stores
• Tickets on sale for holiday buggy rides in Greencastle
• 2 bridges at Letterkenny reservoir to be replaced; fishing permitted for at least 10 more years
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center Joint Operating Committee agrees to pay Volvo nearly $13,000
• Public Opinion launches annual campaign to aid neighbors in Franklin County
• Stockholders approve merger agreement of Susquehanna Bancshares, Tower Bancorp
• Franklin County commissioners plan to set funds aside
• Study: Public bus system currently a no-go in Franklin County
• Baby Jesus stolen from Chambersburg nativity
• Wilson students, faculty and staff - see you at tonight's Thanksgiving dinner, 5...
• Fire report targets home's construction
• 37 Guilford Township cats seized, most euthanized
• Greencastle students raise $1,645 with bracelets
• Chambersburg teachers reject early contract
• Franklin County court sentences
• Mechanicsburg school turns out 4-legged police units
• Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection allows 40 new sewer connections in Greene Township
• Chambersburg Borough Council looks for new member after Glenn Manns wins election to become magisterial district judge
• Mini grants to fund Shippensburg school projects
• Shippensburg Police, fire department deal with fireworks
• Dozens of cats removed from Guilford Township home
• As an art history student focusing on the Italian Renaissance, Samantha May '09...
• Antrim Township business park gaining interest
• Franklin County examines high employee turnover rate
• AT&T, nTelos installing cell towers on Chambersburg smokestacks
• Freshmen settling into new routine at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Freshman Academy gets helping hands
• Police log
• Aggravated assault charges upheld
• Homicide trial for State Line man accused of killing a police informant faces a year's delay
• Write-in votes certified in Mercersburg, Waynesboro
• Film by Penn State Mont Alto students to debut this week in Chambersburg
• Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission: 717 area code to last longer than expected
• Hearing today in Franklin County court for assault of sleeping Hamilton Township woman
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs budget with job cuts in police, fire departments
• Franklin County's Day Reporting Center serves as model program, attracting curious visitors from other counties, states
• Judge: Investment clients misled by Warfordsburg man, his firm
• Bob Costas questions Jerry Sandusky: I am innocent
• Shippensburg Area school board cuts support staff
• Seniors to continue plea for Chambersburg Area Senior High School principal to remain through end of year
• Chambersburg man guilty of child sex abuse
• Cash stolen in Guilford Township as another ATM broken into
• Girl, 13, arrested for assault
• Hykes Road re-opening delayed again
• The annual, two-day ADAPT (Alumnae Directors, Alumnae Presidents Together) confe...
• Don't miss Dr. Mary Blair's talk tonight at 6:30 in Patterson Lounge (Laird Hall...
• Seasonal hiring under way in Franklin County area
• Chambersburg Borough Council to work on balancing budget tonight, possibly through personnel cuts or raising tax rate
• Chambersburg's 1st doctor of psychology set to retire
• Penn State community enters new week searching for new normal
• Pupils run parent-teacher conferences at Lurgan Elementary School
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Real wood and a real craftsman
• Greencastle-Antrim High School assembly reinforces honor with Veterans Day
• Education Digest: Dominican Republic project; poetry; accreditation
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Penn State community starts process of healing with a very different football game
• Fans, alumni miss Joe Paterno at helm of Nittany Lions
• Budget woes may bring deep cuts to Chambersburg Police Department
• Crowd catches glimpse of Joe Paterno at his house
• Police in Franklin County called to family disputes too often
• 21 grave markers vandalized in Greencastle cemetery
• Chambersburg's Franklin Fire Company reports stuffing of firetruck going well
• Fundraiser for Easter Seals of Central Pennsylvania set for Friday
• Hundreds come out in cold weather to Dash for Drew in Greencastle
• Shippensburg University to host Zumbathon on Dec. 2
• Scholarship honors slain wildlife officer
• CASHS holds mini- thon Saturday
• 6 arrested on immigration issues
• Chambersburg honors vets with parade, ceremony
• Week of turmoil leaves Penn State in a daze
• Business profile: Evolution Self Defense
• Police log
• SU holds ROTC Hall of Fame ceremony
• 100 gather at Letterkenny Chapel for memorial service
• Franklin County government meetings
• There is a lot to do on the Wilson campus this weekend. Don't forget about the O...
• Check out photos from the Muhibbah Club dessert sampler.
• Remembering our alumnae/alumni who serve or have served in the armed forces. Ple...
• Retired Hagerstown veteran still serves
• 1 charge dropped against Pennsylvania State Police trooper stationed in Chambersburg
• Governor Corbett asks for end to student violence at Penn State University over Joe Paterno's ouster
• Franklin County commissioners plan no real estate tax hike for 2012
• Franklin County area attorney, associates offer aid to child sex abuse victims
• Franklin County area Veterans Day services
• Richard Alloway to announce re-election bid for Pennsylvania Senate
• Neil Simon play on Chambersburg Area Senior High School stage tonight, Saturday night
• Veterans speak to students at Chambersburg Area Middle School South
• Vogele: Growth spurs move from Chambersburg
• Driver flown after St. Thomas Twp. crash
• Joe Paterno fired by Penn State trustees; Spanier also out
• Chambersburg fire department cuts mulled
• 3 Franklin County bank branches to close
• Marcellus Shale drilling tax mulled at discussion in Guilford Township
• ULTA to start training new hires for Chambersburg site in December
• Franklin County area efforts help disabled folks land jobs
• Shippensburg University associate professor devises wardrobe application
• 'Stuff a Fire Truck' returns to Chambersburg's Franklin Fire Company
• McMullen gets Shippensburg school board seat
• Franklin County area electric companies call in extra help to get thousands on line
• Orrstown Bank suspends dividend
• Franklin County's 9/11 memorial work to start
• Franklin County's jobless rate drops
• Waynesboro Borough Council member's trial for assault scheduled for March in West Virginia
• Crews keep busy with trees after heavy snow in Franklin County area
• Franklin County continues work on state-mandated solid waste plan
• Former Hamilton Township woman pleads guilty, pays for animal cruelty
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students to soon learn about robotic welding
• Newburg woman to appear today on 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire'
• 5k Race for the Nation
• The big trick-or-treat night is here!
• New CASHS principal will be tasked to improve PSSA standings
• 7seek chance at 5 Greencastle-Antrim school board seats
• Seniors: Beware of Medicare fraud
• Police log
• All Land Services Inc. wins 'Best of Chambersburg' award
• Family celebrates 8th year of community meal
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Franklin County meetings this week
• Education digest: Wilson College; SU planetarium; GED program
• Bender matriarch sees Chambersburg change in her 91 years
• Heavy snow cuts electricity for thousands across Franklin County
• 2 seek 5th Ward seat on Chambersburg Borough Council
• Franklin County prepares for more efficient jury selection
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter draws crowd
• Penn National's golf courses certified as wildlife habitat
• Heating aid program starts Tuesday
• Adams County SPCA board fires manager
• PennDOT: Pa. 997 work to begin Monday
• Cumberland County police log
• Storm knocks out power for thousands in Franklin County
• Snow shovels, snowmen in October?
• Trooper's hearing moved to Fulton County
• ROTC cadet numbers up at Shippensburg University
• 100,000 comic books going to auction
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Trick-or-treating schedule
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Car show to benefit American Red Cross
• Thought Lot launches referral campaign
• National Weather Service calling for 6-10 inches of snow
• Shippensburg area fire victim now an alleged arsonist
• Pa. 316 bridge is open
• Keep Halloween safety in mind
• Police log
• Pirates, TV characters top costumes
• Loop Road bridge project drags on as Guilford Township supervisors expect to open bids for parts next week
• Pa. Sunday hunting bill in jeopardy
• Deer disease not big issue so far in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Borough Council changes recreation department fees
• Chambersburg pizza shop robbed with umbrella handle
• Waynesboro Police ask for help to locate runaway girl, 14
• Franklin County's humane officer goes the 'extra mile' to help injured man and his dog
• Greencastle accident victim gets brief visit home
• On the way for Franklin County: Cold, wind, snow
• Police log
• Pa. Senate OKs vouchers bill
• Franklin County court sentences
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School's senior class president asks school board to allow principal to remain through end of school year
• Mercersburg Elementary School pupils populate new classrooms
• Shippensburg area farm gets federal aid to change manure to electricity
• Job fair set for Thursday in Chambersburg
• Members swing deal to save Chambersburg Country Club
• Franklin County area community comes to baby's aid after family's plight becomes known on Facebook
• Birdseed prices fly high in Franklin County area
• Borough of Chambersburg expects drop in fund balance
• Franklin County to seek $100K for housing project in Antrim Township
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter benefit dog walk set for Saturday
• Book, bake sale to benefit library system
• Chambersburg Area Middle School South students make a difference 4 ways
• Franklin County area police log
• Police: Man robs Letterkenny Township store by brandishing bat
• Country store robbed with baseball bat
• Franklin County Housing Authority's upgrades have detractors
• 4-year-old Chambersburg fire victim's funeral costs burden family
• Newville farm worker dies in combine incident
• Workers at Olson and Olson of Chambersburg: We're not getting paid
• Drug Enforcement Administration makes 'bath salts' an illegal drug after Internet sales increase in Fulton County
• Shippensburg Area school board cuts 10 full-timers, 2 part-timers
• Chambersbug Borough Council approves plan for Franklin County courthouse
• Hearing set for today in Franklin County in assault on Washington Township Police officer
• Sign-up opens for help from Salvation Army in Chambersburg
• Hearing today in Franklin County for assault of caretakers in Hamilton Township
• Cumberland County teen killed in farming accident
• Chambersburg's daily newspaper, Public Opinion, printed an in-depth story Sunday...
• Kings Gap nearly doubles in size
• Adams County family goes on the offensive with SPCA after pet euthanized
• Drug Take Backs set for Saturday across Franklin County region
• Looking Back 1934: Chambersburg Maroons make comeback
• Franklin County Education Digest: Student honor; Dancing professor; Art show
• New retailer in York County to cater to probing the paranormal
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Tattoo funds donated to the fight against cancer
• Wilson's leader: Small institutions are more invested in student's success
• Even trout get a Pa. sales tax exemption
• Police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County business calendar
• Helfrick joins Summit Cancer and Hematology Services
• Trick-or-treat nights
• Volunteers plant trees along Antietam Creek
• Agenda doesn't yet include action on arbitrator's decision
• Former PO editor, 'smile maker' dies
• Couple indicted in bank robberies
• Pa. voter ID bill poised for changes
• Milnor Road closing delayed in Antrim Township
• Another charge filed against state police corporal
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Business profile: Chambersburg Fitness Center
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Bonson to manage local Hoober outlet
• Chambersburg's police chaplain wins Blue Knights award
• Guilty: Man had role in 2008 runaway teen prostitution scheme
• Winter forecast cold north, dry south, heavy snow
• Defense wants death penalty off table in Hamilton Township killing
• A pint-sized Captain America saves the day
• Police log
• Chambersburg committee delays sidewalks for Mill Creek Acres area
• Virtual academy working out in Franklin County
• Burglar strikes 2 Shippensburg residences in rapid succession
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School hosts blood drive
• Book sale donations decrease at Chambersburg Area Middle School South
• Testimony begins in teenage prostitution case
• Chambersburg man accused of attempted murder wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Grand jury indicts Waynesboro council member
• State prison inmates could finish sentence at county level
• Police log
• Court: Evidence enough to uphold assault charges
• Verizon wants to share your website visits, app usage and location
• Shippensburg group to continue push for police dog
• Review finds various financial concerns in Chambersburg fire companies
• Chambersburg area students to raise trout in school
• PennDOT warns of winter hazards for mailboxes
• Autopsy completed on 4-year-old fire victim
• Franklin County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Franklin County
• Waynesboro councilman indicted in W.Va. on fight charges
• Children playing with lighter caused Chambersburg fire
• Sunday's fire in Shippensburg was arson
• Menno Haven seeks tax change
• Seniors, advocates protest in Chambersburg over Social Security, Medicare cuts
• Chambersburg fire dept. report: Tons of helpers, few firefighters
• Hiring to start at Norfolk Southern's Antrim Township rail yard in 2012
• Admissions process changes at Franklin County Career and Technology Center
• Penn National walkers raise over $4,200
• State parks, wildlife calendars available
• Coroner releases name of child killed in fire
• They're back - Wilson's VMT Club dog washes, coming up this Saturday and Sunday...
• Former tenant of Shippensburg area apartment house that burned reportedly threatened to set blaze
• Child dies in Chambersburg house fire
• Child's body found in Chambersburg townhouse after fire extinguished
• Memories come flooding back when people involved in 1966 search for kidnapped Peggy Ann Bradnick return to Shade Gap
• Chambersburg gets recommendations for fire department
• Hearing set for today for Chambersburg bar fight, shooting
• Columbia Gas bills to increase today
• Franklin County area students search for their futures at College/Career Night in Chambersburg
• Shippensburg area man, 24, charged with sex with boy, 5
• Shoe drive kicks off to help Waynesboro homeless shelter occupants
• Two face charges in Chambersburg metal thefts
• Chambersburg man charged with assaulting wife
• Don't forget the talk tonight about one of the most fascinating characters in Am...
• Care to compare paychecks?
• Chambersburg Fire Department honor guard at memorial
• Folk festival full of fun in Fulton County
• Police log
• Franklin County education digest
• Local entrepreneurs to speak at breakfast
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Franklin County government meetings
• AppleFest draws crowd to downtown Chambersburg
• WANTED: Franklin County Sheriff's Office has 700 to 800 outstanding criminal warrants
• Anti-Wall Street movement arrives in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg's Wilson College adds to master's program
• Young Shippensburg Public Library patrons bring books' characters to life
• Suspect named in Chambersburg jewelry store burglary
• Chambersburg Police: St. Thomas man driver in fatal crash
• Franklin Financial's board sets dividend
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County area police log
• Murder suspect asks for jail release
• Training for courthouse attack in Franklin County
• 135 mph chase ends in Franklin County crash
• Police log
• Franklin County to apply for grant for 18 Antrim Township homes
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Shippensburg school district mulls arbitrator's ruling
• Business profile: Elaine's Treasures
• Man charged in Chambersburg jewelry store burglary
• Police release name of driver in fatal pedestrian crash
• Tax decision may cost Franklin County $250K
• Name released of man struck, killed on Lincoln Way
• Carbon credits: Companies get personal look at cleaner manure
• Holiday donation drives get started in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Fire Department honor guard chosen for program
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• 3 projects get preliminary ok for water in Shippensburg
• Cyclists deliver positive messages to Greencastle-Antrim Elementary School students
• Coroner releases name of pedestrian killed in crash
• Business grows in downtown Chambersburg and globally
• Affidavit alleges details of Doylesburg suspect's treatment by Pennsylvania State Police corporal
• Chambersburg Area school board approves contract for support staff
• Greencastle-Antrim High School leads Franklin County in average SAT scores
• Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection lifts restriction on new water connections for Bear Valley Water Authority of Franklin County
• Chambersburg Borough Council waives fee for police at Dierks Bentley show
• Family works for rehabilitated Mercersburg house
• Franklin County Council of Republican Women earn 2nd consecutive Gold Award
• 3 charged with sex crimes against 2 girls in Perry County
• Franklin County nursing home's gift shop to open Oct. 21
• Teenager and two men charged with sex crimes in Perry Co.
• Trick-or-treat night slated in various Franklin County municipalities
• Pennsylvania State Police corporal charged in beating of Doylesburg suspect
• Franklin County Council of Government members testify at Pennsylvania Senate committee hearing against prevailing wage
• Buzzy Bee helps Chambersburg Area School District elementary students focus on bus safety
• Warfordsburg woman gets probation for allowing brother to have guns -- 1 of the weapons he used to kill estranged girlfriend, then self
• Settlement reached in merger of 2 banks with Franklin County ties
• Central Pennsylvania food bank keeps up with demand
• Chambersburg Area Middle School South marks 9-11 anniversary
• Franklin County Renewable Energy Association discusses future
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs use of Community Development Block Grants for 2011
• Trooper accused of assaulting prisoner in cruiser
• Franklin County Halloween trick-or-treat dates
• Private liquor sales gain support
• Chambersburg Borough Council gets look at courthouse plans
• Retired Chambersburg police officer's hearing moved
• Last day to register to vote in Municipal Election
• Police log
• Body found a few days after crashed car was discovered
• Alleged burglar takes cab to the crime scene
• 7 men charged in Chambersburg Borough assault
• Couple creates intricate book fair displays at Marion Elementary
• Perry Co. man found dead Monday near scene of Friday crash
• Gov. Corbett to share his vision for schools
• Economy pushes Franklin County residents to sell gold and salvage metals
• Franklin County firm questions $570K phones
• Reading in the dark excites Stevens students
• Battle of Campbell's Run relived
• Police log
• Franklin County's literacy council needs more volunteers
• Looking Back 1949: Jailbreak! Not!
• Franklin County education digest
• Ride raises trial funds for Chad Kirby
• Regional principals juggle their Chambersburg area schools
• Pennsylvania's death penalty appeals under fire
• Head teachers important resources
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Chambersburg students test soil theories
• Spirituality and healing examined
• Chambersburg history: chamber's work leads to thousands of jobs in 1990s
• Franklin County notary charged with perjury
• New wild game area in Franklin County in jeopardy
• McConnellsburg man dies in U.S. 30 accident
• Waynesboro fugitive caught in Md.
• Fayetteville vet spent WWII on Okinawa
• SU hosting women's conference
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• SU to share $750K NASA grant
• Business profile: AK Skates
• Elementary students in Chambersburg Read for the Record
• Steve Jobs: Death of Apple's guru hits some hard
• Picnic to raise cash for legal fund in Shippensburg neighbor killing case
• Police log
• Tea party favorite speaks at first Eisenhower dinner
• Shippensburg red schoolhouse lecture gets spot on cable show
• Habitat for Humanity rehabilitation project in Chambersburg runs up against some obstacles
• Franklin County officials unite against Pennsylvania's prevailing wage law
• Legislation moves to modify Pennsylvania's prevailing wage regulations
• Fine arts student Courtnie Long creates a one-of-a-kind print during a presentat...
• Coal-laden shed burns; no injuries reported
• 'Cupcake Ladies' open dessert shop in downtown Greencastle
• Expansion on hold for Shippensburg Area Emergency Medical Services
• Identity theft grows in Franklin County
• Pennsylvania coaches closer to getting new concussion rules
• Police log
• James Buchanan High School's digital initiative seen as success
• Chambersburg middle schools to get netbooks
• Benefit motorcycle ride to raise autism awareness
• Waynesboro man's body pulled from Potomac River
• Outbuilding destroyed by fire in Shippensburg
• Chambersburg power outage under investigation
• Burn Prevention Foundation honors Chambersburg firefighter Reitz for heroism
• Family abandons St. Thomas Township home over mold fears
• Chambersburg man faces stalking charge after parking complaint
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School scholars undeterred by new mandate for advanced placement exams
• More Chambersburg Area Senior High School students take advanced placement classes since 2007
• General English class gone from Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Electric vehicle charging stations planned for central Pennsylvania locations
• Chambersburg Gas Department offers loans for switch to natural gas
• Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Commision approves site plans for Texas Roadhouse
• Franklin County's nursing home now prohibits tobacco use for all
• FULL STORY: Chambersburg firefighter receives Heroism Award
• Kids Learning After School program in Chambersburg goes beyond academics
• 110 mph reported in Washington Township crash that killed 2
• Police busy during Shippensburg University's homecoming weekend
• Chambersburg Salvation Army seeks auction donations
• Greencastle Borough Council names Pa. 16 for Master Sgt. Bitner
• New video helps tie in Underground Railroad to South Mountain region
• Public's input sought concerning future of shooting range in Michaux State Forest
• Franklin County municipalities may get flood costs from FEMA
• New Franklin County group to push for renewable energy
• Borough of Chambersburg seals the deal on electricity needs
• Perry Co. couple charged in death of infant son
• Dr. Mistick Inaugural Remarks - 6
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• Dr. Mistick Inaugural Remarks - 2
• Wilson Board of Trustees Chair John Gibb performing the investiture of Dr. Mistick.
• 5,700 illegal dump sites in Pa.
• CASHS rooftop goes green, literally
• Growing Hispanic population: Language is the toughest barrier
• Shippensburg man remains in jail for alleged rape
• Police log
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Historical marker honors 'Capt. Molly'
• Franklin County government meetings
• Catholic Charities opens new Chambersburg office
• Education news in Franklin County
• The five most recent presidents of Wilson College. In front, Lorna Edmundson, Ba...
• Another story about President Mistick's installation yesterday, this in the Hage...
• Hispanics shift population in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg's Wilson College inaugurates Mistick as president
• Chambersburg elementary school's teachers plan day to boost literacy
• Pennsylvania Senate hearing on prevailing wage legislation set for Chambersburg
• Good times recalled at Shippensburg University Homecoming
• Franklin County area police log
• Spraying for mosquitoes set for Monday, Tuesday in 2 Franklin County townships
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County court sentences
• Coverage of the inauguration in today's Public Opinion.
• FULL STORY: Mistick installed as Wilson College president
• President Barbara Mistick was last in line in today's inaugural procession.
• Mosquito spraying planned for Greene and Southampton Twps.
• Due to rain in the forecast, today's inauguration ceremony will be held in Alumn...
• Body in Chambersburg creek for 2-4 weeks
• Heavy rains rot some Franklin County pumpkin patches
• $50K budgeted for voting machine overhauls in Franklin County
• Man allegedly harasses woman over fire lane parking
• Police log
• Corpus Christi readers rewarded with picnic
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Waynesboro man charged in double fatal crash
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Coroner releases name of man found in Chambersburg creek
• BREAKING NEWS: Body found in Chambersburg identified
• Needmore man will be sentenced in Nov. for third-degree murder of child
• Several schools in Franklin County miss testing mark
• Chambersburg looks good on paper as casino money maker
• Thousands expected for Shippensburg University homecoming
• Police log
• Texas Roadhouse signs lease for Chambersburg site
• Franklin County court sentences
• Officials provide no new information on body found in Chambersburg
• Franklin County's courts system seeks 70% budget hike
• Chambersburg Area school board adds jobs to payroll
• Scotland School for Veterans' Children auction stirs alumni emotions
• Body recovered from Chambersburg stream; no ID released
• Accused: Tot's injuries accidental
• Residents concerned over 312 apartments in Greene Township
• Chambersburg Area School District to employ consultant for principal search
• Students at Corpus Christi in Chambersburg 'visit' Australia via Skype
• Chambersburg man convicted of rape must wait for sentencing until court determines if he's a sexually violent predator
• Video kiosks promote tourism in Franklin County
• Shippensburg University to receive $1.8 million for Reading Recovery program
• Waynesboro Police charge man with 2 counts of robbery
• Postal workers rally in Chambersburg
• Alleged confession under scrutiny; Man accused of killing wildlife conservation officer
• Search to start for new CASHS principal
• Storm floods Chambersburg streets
• Ambulance rates go up for Chambersburg Fire Department
• Driver waives preliminary hearing in Chambersburg pedestrian accident
• Trial for Needmore man starts today in toddler's death
• Man complains judge's office in Mercersburg not accessible
• Police log
• Wells Township man kills self
• Free solar energy tour set for Saturday in Franklin County
• Chicken BBQ
• Heavy rain, but no serious damage reported in afternoon storm
• Driver in pedestrian crash waives hearing
• Now you can express your personal congratulations to Dr. Mistick by clicking the...
• Franklin County jobless rate continues to increase
• Bill awaits governor's signature to name highway through Mont Alto for fallen soldier
• Mercersburg area farmer shows top Holstein
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs transfer of liquor license from Waynesboro bar to Texas Roadhouse
• Bus safety laws often ignored by Franklin County drivers
• Washington Township crash claims 2nd life
• Fannettsburg radio personality 'Grandma' dies at 102
• Inauguration ceremony set for Saturday for president of Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Sentencing set for Chambersburg man convicted of repeated rape of teen
• Fayetteville man to be sentenced for indecent assault
• Blue Knights motorcycle club forms in Franklin County with members from law enforcement community
• Chambersburg's Wisteria Drive has no desparate housewives, just ladies who endure lots of questions
• Work under way at Franklin County Career and Technology Center
• LOOKING BACK By James Rada Jr.: A new totem for Totem Pole Playhouse
• Franklin County area education digest: Grants awarded; aid guide available
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County police log
• Crimes cross sacred doorsteps: Franklin County churches target of thefts
• This chocolate is to die for at Chambersburg event
• Forum hopes to provide helpful weight loss info
• Police log
• Celebration Day raises funds for Lutheran Social Service programs
• Shippensburg Grange to celebrate 5th anniversary with open house
• Franklin County court sentences
• Chambersburg company to renovate Md. facility
• Business calendar
• Fugitive found hiding in Greencastle attic
• Heavy rains make new problems for Pennsylvania
• Chambersburg vet tapes WWII story for his family
• Grant to aid in advancing female academics
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle by Janice Wene
• Correction
• Franklin County's hospitals don't make top performer list
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Franklin County government meetings
• Check out photographer Matt Roth's wonderful photos from his shoot at Wilson Col...
• Tracy Leskey '90, Samantha May '09 and Chaitri Hapugalle '92 at the Hillyer Youn...
• Young alumnae enjoyed artwork at Hillyer Art Space in Washington, DC. recently d...
• Keystone Health wants to eliminate health care barriers
• Chambersburg bank robbery suspect at large
• Deer on the road: Driver beware
• Chambersburg contract may lower future electric bills
• Patriot opens branch in CASHS
• Businessman, volunteer honored by Greencastle chamber
• Fiddle-fest to use student talent
• Chambersburg therapy center celebrates 25 years
• SHIPPENSBURG TOWNSHIP: Police warn of break-ins at female-occupied homes
• Rabies clinic set for Oct. 1 at Chambersburg shelter
• Chambersburg bank robbery under investigation
• Obama's debt plan fuels reaction in Franklin County
• Pedestrian hospitalized; driver jailed for lack of license following accident in downtown Chambersburg
• Chambersburg's Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter seeks help to pay for dog's care
• Mont Alto man sentenced to state prison for shooting
• Chambersburg Area School District students drill on bus emergency exit procedures
• Seminar in Chambersburg hopes to guide top students to pick top colleges
• Pheasant reintroduction to start soon in Franklin County
• Mercersburg's American Legion Riders plan trip to Shanksville
• Trail ride in Michaux State Forest to battle breast cancer
• Chambersburg Memorial YMCA taking entries for adventure race
• FULL STORY: Man jailed following Chambersburg pedestrian crash
• Names released in fatal Cumberland Co. crash
• Chambersburg jewlery store burglarized
• FULL STORY: Animal shelter seeks help for injured dog
• Greencastle Police: Man pulls gun to settle argument over parking space
• Forum in Shippensburg: Public education needs action
• Chambersburg attempted arson case heads to Franklin County court
• Helicopter assists police in Chambersburg area search for theft suspect
• Project HEAT gets loan from Borough of Chambersburg
• Fireworks store proposed for Antrim Township
• Chambersburg man waives his hearing for homicide charge
• Shippensburg Borough Council sets pension fund minimums
• Sexual assault case moves through Franklin County court
• Visitor to Shalom Christian Academy warns of social media pitfalls
• Person flown after pedestrian crash in Chambersburg
• Police: Reported theft led to Monday night manhunt
• Police: Man pulled gun during parking dispute
• Chambersburg's downtown business community eyes Franklin County Courthouse plans
• Manufacturers in Franklin County and elsewhere need welders and other skilled workers
• Shippensburg area man in jail on arson charge after adult day care center set ablaze while occupied
• Fire destroys Greene Township family's possessions
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School alumni band to perform
• James Buchanan High School's first Alumni Weekend to include tours of newly renovated school
• Police allege Shippensburg area man had improper contact with girl
• Shippensburg University to host discussion of transportation
• Wilson College was featured last week in an article in the prestigious "Chronicl...
• Washington Township crash claims teen's life; 2 others hurt
• Wilson did it again!
• Chambersburg World War II veteran found his bride while both were serving in the U.S. Army
• Greencastle-Antrim High School community gathers funds to help student severely injured in crash
• Chambersburg man faces 76 sexual crime charges for alleged incidents involving young boys
• New Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter gets good reviews as interior awaits $1.5 million for completion
• Historical marker honoring Maurice Goddard unveiled at Penn State Mont Alto
• 25th Annual Steam and Gas Show near Mercersburg is a crowd pleaser
• Franklin County area education digest: Orchestra tickets in Chambersburg; Holocaust presentation by Shippensburg University instructor
• EAST-ENDER by Tom Gilbert: American Cancer Society's raising of funds is vital
• Franklin County area police log
• Chambersburg is reaching its housing limit
• Living history weekend at Gettysburg features airman who was at pivotal moment at Pearl Harbor
• Franklin Fall Farm Fun Fest draws crowd
• Tuscarora school board members pledge $10,000 of their own money to Fix JB Sports
• Puppies learn the rigors of the ring at Chambersburg area dog show
• Sign-up for Chambersburg Salvation Army's Christmas assistance program starts Oct. 24
• West Nile virus in Hamilton, Washington townships
• Franklin County Library System offers free computer classes
• Evangelist to warn of web danger for kids at Marion school
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Southampton couple surrenders 40 dogs
• BACK FROM CANCER: Shippensburg University football player returns to a normal life
• Driver facing homicide charges in January crash
• White House rep visits Grandview Elementary
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Police log
• Business profile: Happy Paws Pet Salon
• Can astronauts drink coffee in space?
• 'Spill the beans' bean soup cook-off today in Shippensburg
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• FULL STORY: 40 dogs rescued in Southampton Township
• Wilson's website gets a feature spot for its A-Z directory! Thank you Carol for...
• Young Alumnae Event Tonight in DC! There's still time to join Tracy Leskey '90 a...
• Catholic school enrollment steady in Franklin County, surrounding area
• Franklin County sewer, water projects get $350K
• Reward offered for man who nearly hit officer in Washington Township
• Police log
• Franklin County buys $570k phone system
• WWII-era photos topic of Shippensburg University prof's talk in Amsterdam
• Curriculum gets revamped at both Chambersburg middle schools
• Man assaulted in Chambersburg; suspects sought
• Students to tour ag centers, farms today
• Man jailed in alleged attempted arson
• Police: Man tried to burn his house down after family argument
• Reward offered for man accused of driving toward a police officer
• Target shoppers go mad for Missoni
• Former Scotland School for Veterans' Children's contents for sale
• United Way kicks off campaign in Franklin County
• Medical practices move into new Keystone Health Center in Chambersburg
• Shippensburg University ranked among top universities
• Committee created to review properties
• Franklin County well owners should check for contamination after heavy rains
• Police log
• Late summer storm keeps responders hopping in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Area School District officials promote magnet school to students a year before classes start
• FULL STORY: Late summer storm keeps responders hopping
• Storms threaten heavy rain and lightning
• $500K price tag on Franklin County court complex phones
• Physical education clothes now uniform at CASHS
• New Wilson students welcomed to campus
• Penn State University budget cuts strike at Extension in Franklin County
• Steak, rib restaurant wants liquor license for new Chambersburg site
• Washington Township Police seek man for driving pickup truck toward police officer, suspect
• Congressman to speak at Franklin County Republicans' 1st Eisenhower Dinner
• Demand increases at King's Kettle food pantry in Shippensburg
• Surveillance camera photos show suspect in Waynesboro robbery
• Vernon to announce U.S. Senate candidacy in Carlisle
• Wanted man arrested in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• High-tech jobs grow in Franklin County
• Doylesburg parishioners seek new house of worship after fire
• Patriot's Park at Letterkenny Army Depot to feature World Trade Center steel
• Chambersburg Salvation Army's truck feeds hundreds of flood victims in Wilkes-Barre
• Proposed 312-apartment complex receives Greene Township Planning Commission's OK
• Shippensburg Civic Club marks 1st hundred years
• Chambersburg Borough Council prepares to buy electricity cheaper
• Chambersburg fire official: Duplex blaze not suspicious
• Newville driver listed in good condition
• Shippensburg Area school board approves athletic pass fee structure on 2nd try
• Chambersburg area community gathers, remembers Sept. 11, 2001
• Shippensburg University's 9/11 memorial ceremony includes group raising funds for Wounded Warriors
• Chambersburg man recalls 'strange' morning at World Trade Center
• Faiths' similarities celebrated in Waynesboro 9/11 service
• Investigators probe church fire in Doylesburg
• LOOKING BACK By James Rada Jr.: Chambersburg gets a library but loses a benefactor
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Top music at Wilson College; Shippensburg University speaker; Goddard marker at Penn State Mont Alto
• Shippensburg's Burd exhibit filled with historical treasure
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area police log
• 10 Year Anniversary: 9/11 'It's something I won't ever forget'
• 10th Anniversary: 9/11 Families come to terms with the ultimate sacrifice
• House fire displaces 9 residents in Chambersburg
• 10th Anniversary: Have Americans lost their 9/11 unity?
• Military police unit holds training at Letterkenny
• 30 cats rescued from unsanitary conditions
• Police log
• Literacy breakfast speaker hopes cuts are behind them
• Orthopedic clinic holds free medical care day
• Franklin County reached out to fellow Americans
• Two-alarm duplex fire displaces nine in Chambersburg
• Officials close at least 15 roads as floods gush through Franklin County
• Family views 9/11 differently
• Franklin County first responders see support wane in decade
• 2 from Chambersburg responded to Pentagon on 9/11
• Cumberland Valley Christian School in Chambersburg honors area's first responders
• Chambersburg's borough manager, a New York City native, recalls day 'like a movie'
• Franklin County area services of remembrance for 9/11
• Snavely's Garden Corner marks 50 years in Chambersburg area
• Chambersburg man charged after shots fired outside Chambersburg bar
• Chambersburg diabetes center welcomes new dietitian
• Man arrested for alleged shooting in Chambersburg
• Wilson Chaplain Rosie Magee leads students, faculty and staff in making oragami...
• Medicaid numbers grow in Franklin, Fulton counties
• Rising Susquehanna forces evacuations; Lee rivals Agnes
• Sept. 11 memorial events in Franklin County and surrounding areas
• 9/11 a learning tool for teachers in Franklin County
• Colleges find new ways to address 9/11
• Fact check on Obama's jobs plan
• Military installations, including Letterkenny, on alert
• Tickets on sale Saturday for concert at CASHS
• Police log
• Franklin County Area Development Corp. honors Duffey's service
• Wilson will offer its Master of Education degree as an online option, beginning...
• Governor Corbett visits Letterkenny Army Depot, Manitowoc, Schreiber Foods, business park
• Soggy Sept. heading for record rain
• Transitional housing opens for former inmates
• Ornament commemorates first airplane flight over Chambersburg
• Monterey Pass group reaches funding goal; can buy Civil War battle site in Washington Township
• Police log
• Heating system woes may push library to new use at Wilson College of Chambersburg
• MediaNews Group announces dual management plan, new chief exec
• 350 cyclists to pass through Franklin County on way to Shanksville
• Waynesboro man charged with statutory sexual assault waives preliminary hearing
• Cumberland Co. urges East Pennsboro evacuation as water rises
• The Hagerstown Herald-Mail newspaper today profiled Wilson's Tracy Leskey '90, w...
• Franklin County under flood warning
• 32 officers keep peace in Chambersburg
• McDonald's plans get Chambersburg zoning nod
• Police log
• Master's program goes online at Wilson College
• Free joint, bone care offered at Chambersburg clinic
• Heart doctor to lead healthy eating program
• Franklin County area government meetings
• Thousands in Franklin County lose electrical service in storm
• Franklin County's apple crop remains damaged from May hail
• No swimmers, but Cowans Gap State Park has visitors for Labor Day weekend
• Man faces hearing today because Waynesboro girl, 13, sports tattoos her parents did not approve
• Ceremony for 9/11 scheduled for Chambersburg's Memorial Square
• Hearing today for Waynesboro man accused of statutory rape; police said he ran naked from scene
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce grew significantly in 1980s
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Wilson is open as usual today - for business and classes. Best wishes to everyon...
• Fundraiser held to help mom, aunt of missing Fayetteville boy continue search
• Storms pummel Franklin County
• Zipcar gives students some freedom at Penn State Mont Alto
• Police log
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Huber Art Center re-opens at Shippensburg University
• Waynesboro man jailed in alleged assault
• Ox roast brings Quincy Township community out
• Are some Franklin County bail bondsmen afoul of law?
• Liquor store burglary in Shippensburg area quickly solved
• Shippensburg University students adjust to tuition hike
• Calendar helps next year's Franklin County kindergartners get an early start
• Shippensburg teenager charged after vehicle taken
• Greencastle veteran's medicine stolen, returned after delay
• Newville woman hit crossing road; flown to hospital
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Two arrested after liquor store burglary
• Shippensburg boy, 14, charged with taking vehicle
• Woman struck by Jeep in Cumberland Co.
• Menno Haven seeks tax exempt status
• Another stimulus would help Franklin County's rural roads
• Chambersburg McDonald's owner explores options
• 2 injured in afternoon crash in Shippensburg
• Cumberland County landfill allowed to receive more refuse
• Film will feature Underground Railroad
• Police log
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Pa. 16 bridge is open 3 months early
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Two flown from Shippensburg crash
• Cumberland Co. infant's autopsy completed
• Photos released of bank robbery suspects
• Food pantry use skyrockets in Franklin County
• Report: Loss of jobless benefits will start new round of job losses in Pa.
• Police urge alertness during 9/11 anniversary
• Cowans Gap lake will not re-open this year
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police look into death of baby
• Students introduced to CAMS North culture
• Comcast program offers low cost service, laptop to qualifying families
• Infant's death under investigation in Cumberland Co.
• Man assaulted and robbed at Chambersburg ATM
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg is loaded with potential pets after a busy month
• 1 final weekend of summer fun available at nearby sites
• Franklin County expects to spend $1.7 million to $1.2 million on renovations to add a courtroom
• Greencastle-Antrim High School student seriously injured after tire blows out on Interstate 81 while on way to school
• Party host pleads guilty in Franklin County court
• Police say metal thefts on the rise in Franklin County area
• Adams County fruit takes double hit from Irene
• James Buchanan High School ready for students
• Woman dies in crash on Interstate 81 in Cumberland County
• Hedge complaint prompts review of nuisance ordinance in Shippensburg
• 3 men rob Black Gap Road bank
• Bed bugs back with 'vengeance' in Chambersburg
• First human case of West Nile reported in Pennsylvania
• Message at Chambersburg Area Middle School South: No bullies, weapons or high-tech devices
• Franklin County schools scramble with extra students
• Jobless rate up in Pennsylvania
• Firefighters contain blaze to 1 apartment at Guilford Township complex
• 2 Franklin County bridges expected to reopen soon, following construction
• Quincy Township loses opportunity to improve sight distance
• Woman flown to Hershey after Chambersburg crash
• Chambersburg woman struck by vehicle
• Work commences to replace closed bridge in Quincy Township
• Few troubles reported on 1st day in Chambersburg Area schools
• Open houses help limit the stress during the first day of school at Chambersburg Area School District elementaries
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster makes a federal case of Fayetteville boy's abduction in Egypt
• Despite nerves, school starts well in Shippensburg Area School District
• TV show to feature Franklin County
• State Rep. Mark Keller: More transportation funds needed in Pennsylvania
• Shippensburg University art department's new home is ready
• Newfoundlands tested in lake near Hanover
• Alumnae tickets to the Phillies Game on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011 are now sold out...
• Signs in Chambersburg right of way face removal as borough cracks down
• Remnants of Hurricane Irene create minimal impact in Franklin County region
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce gives to Monterey Pass effort
• South Mountain Outdoors celebration to debut
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Mini grants available in Greencastle-Antrim; GED time in Waynesboro Area School District; Student televition at Shippensburg University nominated for Emmy
• LOOKING BACK: 1st daily issue of Public Opinion in Chambersburg
• Summit Orthopaedics of Chambersburg announces Lutton's affiliation
• Franklin County area police log
• Audit report includes savings for utility
• Franklin County are births
• Power outages, tornado warnings in parts of Pa.
• Buses, students on the road Monday in Franklin County
• Police log
• First day of school brings excitement, nerves for new Franklin County teachers
• You can make better money choices
• 'Singing school' stirs some hearts, minds at Brown's MIll
• Rain doesn't dampen Shippensburg's annual corn festival
• Carnival promotes literacy in Franklin County
• Franklin County area meetings
• Shippensburg resident helped on home front during WWII
• Franklin County official: We won't be affected by hurricane
• Fulton County hopes LIFENET saves heart attack patients
• Franklin County tech center has new principal
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Calling all scarecrow creators! Waynesboro's annual contest needs you
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Rain greets 1,750 new students moving in at Shippensburg University
• Check out the new student orientation pictures at Diakon Wilderness Center in Bo...
• Sheetz CEO gets rock star treatment at new Chambersburg area store
• Joint Operating Committee approves 3-year contract for administrators at Franklin County Career and Technology Center
• Chambersburg Wal-Mart will not have a wine vending machine
• Franklin County judge to rule in November on request for new murder trial
• Franklin County spends $5,000 to fight bed bugs
• Greencastle-area employer honored for support of Guardsman
• Chambersburg Borough Council designates September Recovery Month in war on drugs
• 3 charged for alleged beating over drug deal waive hearings in Franklin County court
• F&M's Koons completes recent banking school
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County group seeks smarter traffic lights
• Attendance on track at retooled Franklin County Fair
• PennDOT probes management of traffic signals throughout Pennsylvania
• Chambersburg Area school board approves trip to Nashville
• Chambersburg awaits payment from Hamilton Township to cover medical costs of injured firefighters
• Repair of tennis courts at James Buchanan High School in Mercersburg approved by Tuscarora school board
• Pair from Maryland charged with robbing 2 Chambersburg credit unions also face charges in at least 5 bank robberies
• Shippensburg Area school board backs away from $125 pass for athletic events
• Fund drive exceeds $6,000 to purchase van to transport residents of Franklin County's nursing home
• West Nile virus found in Mercersburg, Greencastle
• We hope none of our alumnae, students and friends were too "shaken up" by yester...
• Rhode Island man rests in Chambersburg while on walk to link sites of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Back to School for Chambersburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 5.8 earthquake rattles East Coast, damages structures in Franklin County
• Shippensburg University professor: Be aware of temblor's impacts
• Freshmen at Wilson College of Chambersburg bond while facing fears
• Police, Shippensburg University to use methods, programs from past years to stem improper use of alcohol by students
• James Buchanan High School graduate named Franklin County Fair Queen
• Lake at Cowans Gap State Park reopens for all but swimming
• Franklin County moves toward repair of 1-lane twin bridges
• Sheetz's newest store in Chambersburg will be chain's 400th
• Waynesboro man, 31, charged with statutory rape of teen
• Two charged in Chambersburg bank robberies
• Cumberland Co. asks for earthquake damage reports
• At approximately 1:53 p.m., Wilson experienced the impact of a magnitude 5.9 ear...
• Waynesboro man lives in a clip-and-save world, gathering and using thousands of coupons
• Shippensburg Area School District athletes will pay to play
• Sept. 11 memorial display set for Chambersburg
• Police: Drug deal turns violent in Greene Township
• Chambersburg to get energy from landfill's gas
• HACC site in Chambersburg drawing students
• Chambersburg man falls victim to scam; loses $3,500
• Hearing today for Greencastle man charged in assault of ex-wife
• Woman fatally shot at Adams County gun shop
• Shippensburg man charged after truck snaps utility pole
• Welcome, members of the Wilson College Class of 2015!
• Chambersburg Area middle schools' changes nearly complete
• Parents: Chambersburg area students excited about changes
• Renowned guitarists swing 20th jazz festival in Waynesboro
• EDUCATION DIGEST: Chambersburg elementary schools' open houses; CASD school upgrades
• Water, sewer chief to be named for Chambersburg
• Chambersburg's Harrison publishes compilation book
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Greenvillage farmer's robotic milker creates free time
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Summer's freedom drawing to close for Franklin County area students
• Fundraiser to help family of missing Fayetteville boy
• Can you eat healthy without starving your wallet?
• School projects wrap up in Chambersburg school district
• Police log
• Chamber announces fund endowment
• Teen in court for allegedly defacing school property before graduatiom
• Fort Loudon fest is pretty peachy
• Annual picnic is truly a Path Valley reunion
• Crossing guard positions still open in Chambersburg
• U.S. 11 road work may slow traffic this week
• Harleys roar into Chambersburg for Bike Night
• Sand wasp likes taste of stink bugs
• Lack of crosswalks causes concern at Ben Chambers Elementary School in Chambersburg
• USPS asks opinion on post office closures
• Heavy rains a suspect as E. coli source at Cowans Gap
• Greencastle farm awarded grant to install solar panels
• 'Clicker' gives live feedback in SU classrooms
• Emergency facility in Shippensburg construction advancing
• Police log
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• E. coli found in Cowans Gap well
• Franklin County comes in under budget
• Gas prices drive more to carpool in Franklin County
• Squash bees saving Franklin County farmers some cash
• That's almost a wrap for Greencastle film
• Police log
• CAMS orientations report high numbers in attendance
• More positive West Nile tests recorded in Franklin County
• Annual fundraiser is Saturday in Rouzerville park
• Volunteers needed for VA center patients
• FULL STORY: E. coli found in Cowans Gap drinking water
• Chambersburg natives start trike business
• Wish comes true for lifelong horse lover
• No jail time in Chambersburg forgery case
• Franklin County's colleges ready for big day
• Police log
• College loan interest to fund Pell Grants
• Mosquito spraying in Franklin County planned
• Waynesboro football event includes food drive
• It's an exciting time at Wilson! Students are starting to return to campus. New...
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center furloughs counselor
• E. coli cases from Cowans Gap at 13
• Man pulls driver from burning car in Mercersburg
• Additional charges filed in birthday party arrest
• Mosquitos have West Nile near Rouzerville
• Police log
• Chambersburg Area School District passes audit
• Neighbor asks township to take care of grass, trash at foreclosed home
• 'EzRide' software now for smart phones
• Chambersburg man lost $3,500 in sweepstake scam
• FULL STORY: Mercersburg man rescues crash victim from burning car
• More charges for registered Fulton County sex offender
• Waynesboro parking lot robbery suspect in court Tuesday
• State still probing E. coli outbreak in Cowan's Gap
• Police log
• FORECLOSED! Townships get tough on abandoned properties; Md. realtor helps homeowners stay put
• Man dies in a.m. wreck in Waynesboro
• Medical billing company teams up with university
• Gas bill hike less than expected in Shippensburg, Waynesboro
• Drug charges await Saturday's Montgomery Township crash victim
• Weight management program debuts in fall
• The first meeting of a new association dedicated to sharing information about re...
• Company donates illuminated street signs to Waynesboro
• Franklin County architect put skills to work in WWII
• Fayetteville family continues search for missing child in Egypt
• Police log
• Percocet extortion case in court Tuesday
• Looking Back 1970: And the winner is ...
• Orientations this week for both Chambersburg Area middle schools
• Student supply lists grow as school funds shrink
• The Battle of Monterey Pass fought, again
• Greyhound bus overturns on Pa. Turnpike
• Court date set in motorcycle theft case
• Church helps out with school supplies, clothing
• Police log
• 8 Franklin County groups given grants
• Steam & Gas Show like a 'time machine'
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County Republicans looking for the right combination in their choice
• $1.5M still needed to finish interior of Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter's new home
• Ride pays tribute to 9/11 victims
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Milk choices get slim in Franklin County area schools
• Steven Spielberg visits Gettysburg
• E. coli tally increase to 11 as officials continue probe of Cowans Gap State Park lake in effort to find source
• Abandoned cats case heads to Cumberland County court
• Technology class to be offered for 11th-graders at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Auxiliary of Falling Spring Nursing and Rehabilitation Center seeks activity van
• Letterkenny Army Depot workers earn a 7th Shingo medallion
• REVIEW: Totem Pole Playhouse musical is nostalgic good time
• Antrim Brethren in Christ Church offers school supplies, clothing for free on Saturday
• Woman hurt at Tobias Wildlife Park's tiger enclosure
• Volunteers roll across nation and into Chambersburg to battle poverty
• State officials scrutinize Cowans Gap State Park lake, searching for source of E. coli strain
• Dry Run retirement home closing main building for a year to let bed bugs die
• Franklin County area financial advisers recommend staying put with stocks for long term
• Chambersburg Area School District Career Magnet School's role may expand
• Borough of Chambersburg offers early retirement deal
• Enrollment grows at Franklin Virtual Academy
• Waynesboro magisterial district judge receives award
• Boy, 14, charged in sex assault of 6-year-old in Chambersburg
• Bill would change prevailing wage law in Pennsylvania
• E. coli investigation continues at Cowans Gap
• Lake closed amid E. coli concerns
• 'Crazy intersection' at Letterkenny Army Depot draws critics
• 'Hard Knocks' filming Cardinals in Chambersburg
• Family injured in mobile home fire
• Workers cut Gettysburg oak, find Civil War bullets
• 456-apartment proposal for Greene Township raises concerns
• Pa. House considers shrinking Assembly; Kauffman testifies
• 2 vehicles flip on I-81 ramp in Antrim Township
• Borough of Chambersburg to seek residents' opinions
• Guilford Township approves renovation at business
• Lake at Cowans Gap closed due to E. coli investigation
• Police: Argument led to crash on I-81
• Four reportedly injured in mobile home fire
• Pacesetters for United Way of Franklin County gather
• New Chambersburg ordinance to allow 12 yard sales per year
• Chambersburg boy, 12, beats back E. coli as girl, 3, remains hospitalized after trip to lake
• Nancy Grayson Elementary PTO seeks money for playground equipment at Shippensburg school
• Shippensburg Area school board mulls student activity fee
• Hitch decorations not a hit with everyone across Franklin County
• Mike Ross to speak about development Aug. 16 at Greencastle breakfast
• Bicyclists expected Wednesday in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area police log
• 2 due in Franklin County court today to face sex charges
• Easter Seals brings 27 children from across nation for week at Greencastle area's Camp Joy-El
• Bicyclists roll through Chambersburg as they ride aross U.S. for Congo
• Chambersburg Borough Council seeks input on yard sale ordinance that would limit their frequency
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: More than a stroke of good luck
• Couch surfers see the world on a small budget
• Franklin County area police log
• Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, add to effort to find abducted Fayetteville boy, 11
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Wilson College launches a new website!
• Franklin County probation officer spends each day checking on sex offenders
• Wait comes to end at tasty ox roast near Greencastle
• Chambersburg Hospital confirms 2 cases of E. coli
• 456-apartment complex proposed near Chambersburg Mall
• Orrstown Financial vice president to receive award
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Fayetteville boy kidnapped in Egypt allegedly by his non-custodial father
• State says Cowans Gap is safe for swimming
• Shippensburg builder back in jail
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Business profile: Debt Free Spending
• Police log
• Rape charges dropped for Chambersburg man
• Pets abandoned in foreclosed Hamilton Township house
• Newburg celebrating 150th birthday
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Dr. Tracy Leskey was featured Monday in a "Los Angeles Times" article about - yo...
• Video doc counsels at Franklin County's nursing home
• Robot fills prescriptions at Chambersburg pharmacy
• Monterey Pass Battlefield site gets donations
• Police log
• Pa. official: Downtown Chambersburg 'beautiful'
• Franklin County's controller points out bid issue
• Posts near alley draw Shippensburg's attention
• West Nile virus found in Guilford Township mosquitos
• Greencastle drug store sponsors Family Wellness Fair
• Franklin County hires GIS mapping company
• Dr. Tracy Leskey '90 was interviewed today on national Fox News about the brown,...
• Chambersburg's American Legion Post 46 hosts ride to benefit family with ailing child, 6
• Funerals undergo shift in Franklin County
• Chambersburg boy, 11, hurt in apparent leap off train
• Bed bugs cause Dry Run personal care home to close for eradication
• Nonprofit groups plan to build, sell 4 houses in Chambersburg
• Man faces DUI charge after high-speed crash in Greene Township
• DUI charge lands Chambersburg man in jail; police say he left his 2 toddlers home alone
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School's marching band tunes up at camp
• Chambersburg's middle schools schedule orientation
• Water agreement to increase production at major employer in Shippensburg
• Wilson is hosting a new group being formed to talk about renewable energy. The f...
• Orchesis is seeking book donations for its upcoming book sale on Sept. 24. You c...
• Man arrested after high-speed crash on LWE
• Juvenile injured after jumping onto train near Greencastle
• National Night Out party brings Chambersburg neighbors together
• Franklin County Jury: Chambersburg man raped girl in his care
• Franklin County manure goes Hollywood as spreading process taped for The History Channel's 'Modern Marvels'
• 2 jailed after 20 cats found in vacant Newville apartment
• Shippensburg Borough Council hears ideas for use of Community Development Block Grant funds
• Former Franklin County man asks to withdraw murder plea; seeks trial
• Paran Management lays out plans for Chambersburg's Southgate Shopping Center
• Franklin County official: Coroner's inquest cost $8,000
• Franklin County expects to pay $744,000 for high-tech map
• Shippensburg Community Fair officials say attendance down slightly
• Plans for Southgate Shopping Center on tonight's agenda for Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Committee
• Police chase of motorcycle ends with crash into bus
• Large retailers of new books being erased
• Franklin County area folks want federal officials to cut the politics regarding nation's finances
• Colleagues remember commitment, humor of late Chambersburg Area Middle School assistant principal
• Franklin County educators advise: Flex the brain muscle during summer break
• Fresh Air visits to Franklin County area end for summer
• Child molestation trial continues today in Franklin County court
• Franklin County's jobless rate increases while hiring stagnates
• Man injured in 1-vehicle crash Monday in Chambersburg
• Grandma scoops up carcasses from area roads
• Get the children off that couch!
• Construction to alter traffic on Shippensburg University campus
• Police log
• Habitat house in Chambersburg awaits architectural designs
• Looking Back 1915: Police at bargain prices
• Family endures painful year of slow-moving court motions in baby's death
• Don't forget your veggies this summer
• Troubled bridges over Pa. waters
• Program offers help to parents of overweight children in Franklin County
• Police log
• Franklin County area ball players are 'Back to the Brook'
• Historic Fort Loudoun the site of Colonial fest
• Website can help with Chambersburg school switch
• Junior firefighters graduate from Franklin County academy
• Student answered call to serve during WWII
• Chambersburg Hospital's expansion near halfway mark
• Police log
• Business profile: Olde Scotland Yard
• Quality of sheep at Shippensburg fair 'impressive'
• Chambersburg car dealer sues Ford Motor Co.
• Home ownership down slightly in Franklin County
• Chambersburg school board gets nearly $500K more than expected
• Franklin County area meetings
• Rabbits, owners judged at Shippensburg fair
• HELP WANTED: Rarely seen words are popping up around county as big name companies start to hire again
• Heat in wing of Franklin County nursing home worries some
• Newville couple faces animal cruelty charges
• ON THE SCHOOL BOARD: Amsley-Camp: Values education, is a 'team player'
• ON THE SCHOOL BOARD: Smith: Backs tech center, small business
• New Chambersburg school board members ready to serve
• Police log
• Chambersburg man accused of rape waives preliminary hearing
• More cuts possible for Franklin County community program
• Camp staffer injured in golf cart accident
• Chambersburg school board OKs pay to play for 2012-13
• Hoagies, funnel cakes make the Shippensburg Community fair tasty
• Franklin County's nursing home residents no longer have access to bus for activities
• Other area nursing homes offer transportation
• Police log
• For now, Franklin County burn ban not expected
• 4 post offices may close in area
• Chambersburg man sent to prison for rape, molestation
• Commissioners: Wetlands didn't play part in lowered value of Hamilton Township property
• National Night Out set for Aug. 2
• Police: Man arrested with stolen gun after shots fired in borough
• Franklin County vets saw birth of Atomic Age up close
• No rain means no corn, no hay in Franklin County
• Eatery sought for Chambersburg pool, park
• Cowans Gap visitor fights rangers; goes to jail
• Patriot bread, apple zucchini pie on the Shippensburg fair's auction block
• Metal works company expands in Greene Township
• Franklin County area meetings
• Police log
• Two arrested following armed robbery in Greencastle
• Shippensburg Fair Queen crowned
• Greene Township barn fire investigated
• Norland traffic signal gets OK
• Shippensburg Fair Little Miss: 'My heart started pounding'
• Man in jail for allegedly assaulting state troopers
• Rural landscape a hit with Franklin County residents
• Police log
• Swearing-in of probation officers a new rule
• Shippensburg's Vigilant Hose close to having a new facility
• FULL STORY: Man charged with assaulting three state troopers
• Chambersburg man arrrested for burglary in Fulton County
• Blaze destroys barn
• New home sales still in slump in Franklin County
• Look out! Here comes Slambellina and the roller derby ladies
• Shippensburg Community fair kicks off
• Bikers raise $8,400 for Royal Family Kids
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Police log
• Franklin County area meetings
• Surrendered pets still in need of homes
• Lowball gas drill leases haunt Pa.
• Franklin County officials warm up to solar energy
• Chambersburg band wins ChambersFest's Battle of the Bands
• Chase nets 15 mos. prison time
• Local daily deals website coming Monday
• Renewable energy group to hold first meeting
• Police log
• Education digest for Franklin County
• Nearly 30 cats removed from Chambersburg home
• Heat wave taxing ACs ... and their repairmen
• Deed transfers in Franklin County
• Free car wash provides good lesson
• Police log
• Mercersburg Subway shop sold; workers can keep jobs
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Franklin County area governmentmeetings
• Pa. agency lays off 74; trains welfare recipients
• TOO HOT: Be a lifesaver, check on your elderly neighbors; be aware of heat stroke
• Rock the competition at ChambersFest's Battle of the Bands
• Unsafe roads, bus system topics for Franklin County's planning
• Speed table to slow traffic in Chambersburg neighborhood
• Waynesboro Area School District's secondary schools miss adequate yearly progress standard
• Franklin County area senior citizens targeted by offer of paid assistance to fill out property tax/rent rebate forms
• Chambersburg's Charles Nitterhouse Post 1599 Veterans of Foreign Wars honors 4 for service
• Assault charge withdrawn before hearing for Waynesboro man
• Fugitive spotted in Waynesboro; eludes capture
• Maryland fugitive chased in Waynesboro
• Orchesis is seeking donations of new and used books for an upcoming book sale. Books may be dropped off inside the doors of the old gym from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The Orchesis Book Sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sep
• Wilson will host a new group to talk about renewable energy. Click on the link to learn more.
• Oppressive heat boosts business at Zero Ice of Chambersburg
• Family: Chambersburg man dies from injuries he suffered in March crash
• 5 miniature horses seized from Hamilton Township farm as officials remind: Animals need relief from heat, too
• Franklin County defends against familiar plaintiff
• Early childhood education hit hard in Pennsylvania budget cuts
• Shippensburg University Police to be armed with Tasers
• Support staff union at Shippensburg Area School District files discrimination complaint
• Shippensburg area farm receives grant to make biogas
• Army veteran, Chambersburg mother of 2 seeks car for fresh start
• Franklin County Council of Governments takes aim at Pennsylvania's prevailing wage law
• Miniature horses seized for alleged lack of water
• Franklin County hearing delayed in case of assault on nurses' aide in Chambersburg Hospital
• Chambersburg Borough Council faces tall task in figuring out a budget for 2012
• Cost to drive may jump $132 per year in Pennsylvania
• 2 schools in Shippensburg Area School District miss adequate yearly progress standard
• Chambersburg Area School District to spend $880,000 on technology upgrades
• Chambersburg's Franklin Fire Company pleased with Dierks Bentley concert
• Chambersburg Police: Man hits woman with brick, pole
• Sunday's Christmas in July ride to aid Greencastle camp for foster children
• No injuries reported in Tuesday bank robbery in York County
• Shippensburg Wal-Mart celebrates grand reopening
• Shippensburg man injured in motorcycle crash
• 3 Chambersburg Area School District schools fail to make adequate yearly progress
• String of Chambersburg area mailboxes damaged ... again
• Heat settles into Franklin County area
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster sees obstacle to debt solution in White House
• Chambersburg's Wilson College hosts children's workshops on gardening and nutrition
• Chambersburg Area School District adds to energy honors
• Once military takes care of lead, asbestos, Chambersburg Area School District to receive empty armory in Chambersburg
• Waynesboro woman released from hospital after crash
• Camp Hill woman's body found in trunk of car; cause of death probed
• Shippensburg Police investigate odd home invasion scam
• Coroner identifies body found in trunk
• Possible home invasion scam under investigation
• Would Franklin County school districts share real estate tax revenue?
• Chambersburg firefighter busy with therapy after severe burns
• Golf tournament to help Chambersburg firefighter
• Chambersburg man reunited with 3 pit bulls after plea deal
• Looking Back 1929: Drug addiction in the 1920s
• Franklin County area police log
• Education digest: Shippensburg University leaders to assist nonprofits
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• 5 community programs closing
• Chambersburg Area School District officials head to a retreat
• Old Market Day packs Chambersburg's downtown
• Civil War Road Show pulls into Chambersburg
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County area meetings
• Police log
• Food, clothes and haircuts offer hope at Chambersburg event
• Police: Alleged drug, sex party leads to arrest of Chambersburg man
• Chambersburg's VFW post forced to close
• Franklin County's harvest just 'peachy'
• New Medicare wellness visit causes confusion
• Penn State tuition up by $515
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Bentley concert 'a great show'
• Police log
• Chambersburg work camp volunteers repair homes
• Pa. orders probes, new analysis of scores in 36 school districts
• Ticket sales have been 'lukewarm' for Franklin Fire Company fundraising concert
• Bridges in Hamilton Township to be repaired
• Franklin County to devise grant procedure after rejecting Mercersburg area group's request for $7,500
• Boating under the influence penalty increased
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School graduate to serve as Pennsylvania FFA chaplain
• Franklin County grows to 4th-class status
• Witness to Chambersburg crash needed for prosecution of alleged hit-and-run driver
• PLAY REVIEW: 'Suite Surrender' fills Totem Pole Playhouse stage with laughs, charming characters
• Coroner releases name of motorcyclist killed in I-81 crash
• Another article by Prof. Jill Hummer, this time in the "Detroit News."
• Young fans of Harry Potter in Franklin County await final film in series with mixed emotions
• Chambersburg Area School District officials get details on test concerns
• 2 slaying cases head to Franklin County court
• Woman severely injured in crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike in Franklin County
• Chambersburg man gets probation after indecent assault of girl, 7
• Penelec offers programmable thermostat, installation
• Chambersburg FFA students earn way to nationals
• Country music concert yields road restrictions in Chambersburg
• Man fails to show in court to be sentenced for assault of baby
• Franklin County area bank offers help to EMS campaign
• Not guilty plea entered in Waynesboro fatal crash case
• Report: Chambersburg Area Middle School state test results 'suspicious'
• Sewer delays store in Fayetteville
• Bail denied for Kirby in neighbor shooting case
• Eby Road fire burns hay field
• Fire burns in Michaux
• Dry, hot conditions spark brush fires in Franklin County
• St. Thomas Elementary School offers free lunch
• Pennsylvania continues to fund programs to protect the Chesapeake Bay
• New coat of paint part of Chambersburg school's transition
• Missing Fulton County woman's body found after crash
• FULL STORY: Bail denied for Chad Kirby
• Chambersburg Borough Council approves rezoning at Jennings' site
• Detour starts next week for bridge work on Pa. 316 in Guilford Township
• Summer's promise begins in Franklin County area for 28 city kids
• Waynesboro Eagles Club continues gambling violation appeal
• Glitch inflates some Bear Valley water bills in Franklin County
• Army seeks space at Letterkenny Army Depot to store containers from war zones
• Quincy Township to take over water system serving Quincy Village to supply Tomstown area
• Emerald ash borer spotted near Franklin County
• Woman with Alzheimer's disease missing from her Fulton County home
• Top Shippensburg Area School District administrators get raises
• Waynesboro Eagles take liquor license appeal to next level
• Sen. Alloway's part-time job questioned
• Shippensburg mom of sick children wins makeover
• Chambersburg Hospital assault leads to charges
• Police log
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Greencastle -Antrim Chamber breakfast set
• Shady Grove couple appeals animal cruelty charges
• Franklin County meetings
• Driver perishes in head-on crash in St. Thomas Township
• Soil from Mercersburg's Smith House searched for artifacts
• 225th anniversary of McConnellsburg's founding celebrated
• Hundreds try treats at Chambersburg's 2nd Scoop-a-Palooza
• Cook Memorial Mile gives ChambersFest a running start
• Custom-built motorcycles catch lots of attention at show near Gettysburg
• Miller named to lead Lutheran Social Services Foundation
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County court sentences
• Memories still vivid for Fayetteville WWII vet
• 'Modest' tuition hike at Penn State
• Antrim Township crash victims in fair condition
• Police log
• Shuster slams economic recovery
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Business profile: Christian Companion Senior Care
• Mixed reactions to selling motorcycles on Sunday
• Antrim Twp. crash details released -- 3 badly injured
• 2 helicopters land at Antrim Township crash site
• Franklin County radios $3K each
• Pa. made $300K from '10 vanity license plates
• GIS mapping for county gets green light in Franklin County
• Patient records going electronic at Franklin County nursing home
• Study to profile Chambersburg's downtown
• Rev. Norris to speak at Chambersburg church banquet
• Company holding job fair in Chambersburg
• Tickets still available for Dierks Bentley concert in Chambersburg
• Police log
• Two flown from Antrim Twp. crash
• Assistant Professor of Political Science, Dr. Jill Hummer, recently had an opinion editorial published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Wal-Mart's recent discrimination class-action lawsuit.
• Attempted murder suspect makes plea deal
• Migrant students get boost with summer school program
• Contracts secure existing jobs at Letterkenny Depot
• Child molestation sentencing delayed as Greencastle man contests sexually violent predator designation
• Growth plan stalls for youth Christian camp near Mercersburg
• James Buchanan High School graduiate appears in latest "Transformers" film
• Franklin County judge will allow murder suspect's utterances into trial
• Franklin County area police log
• Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce mixer to offer connections
• Volunteer to lead historic site walking tour in Chambersburg
• Fruit growers get new weapon in stink bug fight
• Pennsylvania sees record liquor sales
• Franklin County lawyers share reactions to Casey Anthony murder trial verdict
• What Franklin County says about the new food plate
• New food guideline helps with portions
• Shippensburg Borough Council OKs West End Fire and Rescue's next building
• Police log
• 'Fugitive' motel guest remains in Cumberland County Prison
• Franklin County's solid waste plan nearly a decade late
• Chambersburg-stationed state police tally 15 arrests for DUI
• Families gather in Greencastle for patriotic program, fun
• Waynesboro's jubilee draws a family crowd
• Shippensburg University faculty, coaches work without contract
• York County camp reaches kids with Down syndrome
• Tea rally in downtown Chambersburg draws new faces
• Franklin County area police log
• U.S. Marshals call in police to seize cocaine in Adams County
• Police: 3 teens painted swastikas at Boiling Springs church
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Fulton County Historical Society to host McConnellsburg's 225th anniversary celebration
• Man arrested as a fugitive after standoff with police near Shippensburg
• Hearing set for Tuesday in Chambersburg stabbing case
• Enjoy the fireworks tonight in the Franklin County area
• Waynesboro church's patriotic musical program draws hundreds
• Looking Back 1970: Pre-first grade classes arrive in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area education digest: CSI for a day; Mont Alto campus event to be televised
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Hiking the AT: 2,180 miles of hope, pain and ice cream
• Medical supply business damaged in fire in Chambersburg
• EPA starts area farm visits in Franklin County
• Crash claims Waynesboro man
• Chamber helps to brighten the difficult 1970s
• Police log
• CHAMBERSBURG: Power work to cause some electric outages
• Towns around area schedule fireworks
• Guilford Township railroad bridge to close for construction
• UPDATED: One dead, two injured in Southampton Township crash
• Teen arrested in Chambersburg parking lot robbery
• Celebrate safely this July 4th
• Disputed school tax bill stalls final Pa. budget
• More folks staying home for holiday
• State tuition up by 7.5%
• Mercersburg Elementary School's $6.5 million renovation begins
• Shippensburg University's CSI Camp draws more 'detectives'
• Chambersburg church marks 200th anniversary with time capsule
• Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approves rate increase for Kensington Water
• TEA Party to gather in Chambersburg Memorial Square
• More folks staying home for holiday
• State university tuition up 7.5%
• Celebrate the Fourth safely
• Chambersburg church marks 200th with time capsule
• CSI Camp draws 'detectives' to SU
• Shippensburg 'Creeper' suspect in custody
• Shippensburg man faces indecent assault charges
• Franklin County bus crash victims gather, pray
• Tuition hikes possible in Pennsylvania
• deCycles ride through town for 9/11
• Police log
• Play review: Chalke family characters just aren't what they seem
• Shippensburg University to offer MBA degree at East Stroudsburg University
• Mercersburg-area Whitetail Resort improvements total $2.8 million
• Methane-to-electricity plan gets 2nd look
• Public invited to 3 Franklin County comprehensive plan meetings
• Chambersburg bus crash survivors tell of frightening scene, rapid response
• Franklin County adds jobs in May
• Franklin County leaders struggle to manage growing diversity
• 29 birds overwhelm Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg
• Shippensburg Area school board approves $40.13 million budget
• Susquehanna's purchase of Tower Bank moves forward
• Chambersburg asks Hamilton Township to help cover medical costs for injured firefighters
• Waynesboro Borough Authority provides report on water
• Franklin County PennDOT office releases work plans
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Dr. Jill Hummer, assistant professor of political science, has had another piece published in the congressional news outlet, "The Hill." Click on the link to read the article.
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• No serious injuries in church bus crash: 'The Lord protected us'
• Waynesboro's Newcomer: 'I'm an innocent man'
• Shippensburg's March to Destiny weekend starts
• New roof on Greene Township barn shows Old Glory
• $11 million renovation of Franklin County Career and Technology Center to start in July
• Copper stolen from Chambersburg electrical substation
• Amateur radio operators show abilities, expertise for annual Field Day
• Franklin County area police log
• TV show comes to York County
• DEP accepting fuel grant applications
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Six families move into new Southampton homes
• Civil War marches into Shippensburg
• Pa. budget has deep cuts for universities
• Rocket work propels Shippensburg University grad to Alabama
• Assaults net area woman prison time, probation
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Hamilton Township mosquitoes carrying West Nile
• Chambersburg Area School Board OKs raises
• Census shows changing make-up of Pa. homes
• Franklin County shared-ride transport to get new fares
• 3 more electronic recycling dates set for Franklin County
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students closer to restoration of Guilford Township farmhouse
• Franklin County Salary Board OKs $500 for extra work
• Franklin County buys 39 computers for $50,000
• $15,000 robotic welder to join Chambersburg Area Senior High School classes
• Franklin County area police log
• Neil lands position at Franklin County area IT business
• Franklin County judge sends man to prison for growing marijuana -- a substance he says his religion requires
• Chambersburg's recreation department offers summer fun
• Chambersburg Area school board passes 2011-12 budget with 3.5 percent real estate tax hike
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster comments on President Obama's plan to bring troops home from Afghanistan
• Humane police officer seizes seize 3 pit bulls from Chambersburg home
• Waynesboro Police probe string of muggings
• Spotty cell phone service frustrates Path Valley residents
• Franklin County uses tourism grant for video kiosks
• Health, wellness fair set for Saturday at Southgate Shopping Center in Chambersburg
• Patients satisfied with Waynesboro Hospital
• Waynesboro assault under investigation
• FULL STORY: Minister sent to prison on drug charges
• "Marijuana Minister" sent to prison
• Farmer testifies at hearing in Adams County regarding slaying of wildlife conservation officer
• Greencastle woman accused of attacking troopers
• Franklin County agrees to lower taxes for golf course outside Mercersburg
• Nursing assistant plans to open nonprofit in-home care provider in Waynesboro
• Franklin County area residents share views on Obama's plan to bring troops home from Afghanistan
• Evidence sends rape case to Franklin County court
• David S. Keller spent most in Franklin County commissioners' Republican primary election campaign
• Chambersburg has system for emergency notification
• Congratulations to Dr. Jill Hummer, assistant professor of political science, whose opinion piece about the chances of female Republican presidential hopefuls has been published by the congressional news outlet, "The Hill."
• Pa. Senate sends 'castle doctrine' bill to Corbett
• Former care assistant faces charges from assault of Chambersburg nursing home patient, 93
• Rare, deadly disease strikes 2 of McConnellsburg family's 3 children
• Enrollment nearly doubles at summer youth program in Chambersburg
• Waynesboro man to have hearing today on rape charge
• Hearing today for Waynesboro man accused of assault at party
• Meeting to cover process for hunting applications at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Franklin County area police log
• Drew Michael Taylor Foundation's carnival in Shippensburg seeks young volunteers
• Anti-Electoral College bill gathers support in Pennsylvania Legislature
• Pennsylvania's helmet law may be reinstated
• Festival celebrates Appalachian Trail Museum
• Hearing set in Franklin County for Waynesboro man charged with assault, driving under the influence
• The Thought Lot in Shippensburg to reopen Friday
• Looking Back 1915: Franklin County boy grows up to become governor of Massachusetts
• Education digest: Fix JB Sports, SU honor, schools get grants
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Antiquated barns are icon of ag tourism
• Retirees flocking to Franklin County, the 'Riviera of Pennsylvania'
• Music, art mark Solstice festival in Shippensburg
• Little Cove Road bridge opens ahead of schedule
• Police log
• Fayetteville man, 20, charged in several robberies
• Grants awarded to Chambersburg district teachers, staff
• Relay for Life walkers 'fighting back'
• Chambersburg man returns home to design a set for Totem Pole Playhouse
• Veteran saw switch to motorized cavalry
• Franklin County Dairy Princess crowned
• Police log
• Business profile: Home to Stay
• Man gets jail time for assaulting guard
• Accidental drowning caused man's death
• Animal response team seeks volunteers
• Carnival, splash party raises funds for loss support programs
• New director appointed to foundation
• Dog law checks to occur in Franklin County next week
• Creek diverted for Siloam bridge project
• Man seeks new trial after conviction of third-degree murder
• Family, friends mourn man found in Shippensburg creek
• Barriers didn't stop Wilson grad's project
• U.S. 30 work begins in Fulton County
• Wilson program a success for mom, child
• Agreement reached in expansion in Shippensburg
• Annual Mont Alto carnival kicks off today
• Police log
• Historical society searching for paintings
• Franklin County Courthouse fire damage minimal
• Coroner identifies man found dead in Shippensburg creek
• Franklin County's school districts salvage all-day kindergarten despite Pa. budget cuts
• Washington Street Park lease terminated
• Police log
• Chambersburg stabbing nets man 2 to 5 yrs. in jail
• Concert will close streets near Chambersburg's Trojan Stadium
• Chambersburg man wins rare bottle of beer
• Supplies, teachers shuffled in 2 days in Chambersburg Area School District
• Pa. man apparently killed 2, called 911
• Several cases advance through Franklin County courts
• AT&T to put cell tower on Chambersburg smokestack
• Chambersburg rape case to proceed
• Three shot to death in Cumberland County
• Great Race chugs into Chambersburg
• Man arrested after hit-and-run incident; accused of using racial slurs at children
• Police log
• Chambersburg Borough's utility fund needs money to keep helping low-income residents
• Kaley Field in Greencastle gets prepped for synthetic turf
• Juvenile complaints in Franklin County on decline
• Man convicted for rape of child at homeless shelter
• Relay for Life hits personal notes
• Chambersburg man arrested for alleged theft
• Bicycling to fight breast cancer
• FULL STORY: Man charged in hit-and-run at child's birthday party
• Chambersburg Borough Council to give yard sale rules a second look
• Money issues threaten Franklin County Homeless Shelter
• Soldier from Edenville helps Iraqi children
• Positions cut in Shippensburg Area School District
• Police log
• Antique vehicle rally to go through Chambersburg
• Shippensburg Borough asks state to drop wage requirements
• Poet Tree a hit at Thaddeus Stevens Elementary
• Mercersburg's Fendrick Library kicks off reading program
• Elliott appointed to fishery council
• Summer jobs tougher to find
• Franklin County dairy farm tackles bay pollution
• Coroner: Driver died before vehicle struck house
• Franklin County education digest
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• "Drug Free Summer" festival today in Chambersburg
• Police log
• Greencastle Exchange Club golf outing
• Ride honors Mercersburg legion's Brechbiel
• 221 graduate Greencastle-Antrim High School
• Human trafficking: Team seeks to help those who cannot help themselves
• Police log
• Chambersburg school bus driver makes her final rounds
• Damon Bryan Wish Ride hits the road
• Southgate owner considers center for office redevelopment
• Chamber forms CADC and moves into a new home in the 1960s
• Benefit motorcycle ride finishes in Mercersburg
• CASHS graduation: 'The starting gun to the race of life'
• Fugitive minister arrested in woods
• Police log
• 20 from Cumberland County area are indicted for cocaine manufacture, distribution
• SASHS grads 'less of a class, more of a family'
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Flag Day ritual set
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Family bids farewell to Faust name
• Local singer advances in Avon contest
• Wanted minister found camping in Lurgan Twp. with marijuana crop
• CASHS senior: 'Don't hold back'
• Franklin County residents share thoughts with planners
• Letterkenny Depot wraps up business showcase
• Franklin County DA to appeal new trial for Kirby
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students build rain garden
• Bill would ban handheld cell phone use while driving in Pennsylvania
• Company offers electricity bill reduction for some Franklin County customers
• Waynesboro Police: 3 beaten, robbed early Thursday
• Lincoln Intermediate Unit teachers, staff agree to wage freeze
• Another bill introduced to ban teacher strikes in Pennsylvania
• Depot's child center named for Army hero
• Letterkenny Army Depot seeks more partners
• 178 leave James Buchanan High School as graduates
• Chambersburg Memorial YMCA seeks $1.2 million to renovate recently acquired elementary school
• Franklin County judge sentences Hustontown man to 15 to 40 years for murdering man in parking lot of Metal Township bar
• Franklin County pension plan's earnings jump
• Sex assault, chase cases head to Franklin County court
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster discusses House GOP's Medicare proposal in Chambersburg
• Early heat causes rose show cancellation in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area police log
• Sonic welcomes new operations director
• Get updates and news via Twitter!
• FULL STORY: New lawyer will appeal Butterbaugh's 15-40 year sentence handed down today
• Tax liens force closure of Chambersburg restaurant
• Chambersburg animal rescue owner charged with forgery
• Parents charged in Chambersburg child's brain injury
• Waynesboro Area Senior High School graduates told 'the fuse has been lit'
• Franklin County coroner to buy body cooler
• 51 receive Fannett-Metal diplomas
• Jennings seeks rezoning in Chambersburg for planned body shop move
• Mercersburg American Legion riders hope to honor comrade's dream
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for tonight in Quincy, Washington, Guilford townships
• State Rep. Todd Rock's bill would ban teacher strikes
• Animal sanctuary owner charged with forging will
• WIN seeks $2.85M for shelter, offices
• Farmers markets reopen across Franklin County area
• York County shooting suspect captured in Shippensburg
• Chambersburg runaway girl, 14, returned from Maryland
• Officials tweak alert system after tornado robo calls confuse some in Franklin County
• Study shifts outlook on liquor consumption after privatization
• Saturday's Wish Ride in Shippensburg to benefit 2 families
• Man, 49, faces hearing for sexual abuse of girl, 13
• Franklin County officials OK replacing MH/MR computers
• 3 taken to hospital after battling Waynesboro fires
• Occupied school bus struck from behind in Guilford Township
• Franklin County area police log
• No injuries in minor crash with school bus
• Chambersburg runaway found in Maryland
• Operation God Bless America bike run benefits the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Martinsburg, W.Va.
• Fulton County man dies after mower rolls over, traps him in creek
• Franklin County virtual academy created
• Police log
• Franklin County residents can tell county planners what they want in their communities
• Chambersburg students learn impact of litter Chesapeake Bay
• Weekend goes to the dogs at Furry Fun Days
• Fight at Pappy's Pub leaves one jailed; preliminary hearing Tuesday
• Looking Back 1901: Famous inventor dies in Waynesboro
• Grad to continue balancing sports and academics
• Stink bugs return to Franklin County area
• Can a stink bug film be far behind?
• Franklin County area's wet spring affects other bugs
• Hundreds at Chef's Walk in Chambersburg to benefit Cumberland Valley School of Music
• Lawsuit involving F&M Trust dismissed
• Waynesboro area woman faces false reports charge after changing story regarding alleged assault in Quincy Township
• Open house, festival show off renovations to McKinley Street Fire Station in Chambersburg
• Franklin County hearings set for Tuesday for 2 charged in crack sales
• Franklin County area education digest: Medcamp, computer fair, top student
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Tears, kites mark Shalom Christian Academy graduation
• 27 graduate from Cumberland Valley Christian School
• Chambersburg vet served as intelligence officer in WWII
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Community center dedicated Friday in Shippensburg
• Greencastle-Antrim teacher contract extended through 2013-14
• Business profile: Town & Country Cafe
• Welcome, Wilson grads, to Alumnae Reunion Weekend 2011! We ordered this perfect weather just for you. :-)
• Chambersburg Borough Council to mull limiting yard sales
• Letterkenny Army Depot workers face layoff, rehire as one contract expires and another begins
• Pennsylvania State Police say death from vehicle striking tree in Peters Township was a suicide
• Chambersburg mother frets over missing daughter, 14
• Youngsters immersed in music at Chambersburg theater
• Parents provide career models in Chambersburg area elementary schools
• Totem Pole Playhouse's 'Lost Highway' a journey worth taking
• Shalom Christian Academy students to get more college credit options
• Fire safety festival scheduled for Saturday in Chambersburg
• Magazine honors Orrstown Financial
• Fatal crash in Peters Township
• Letterkenny Army Depot's jobs outlook stable heading into this year's Business Opportunity Showcase
• Cleaning up continues in Franklin County after last week's storms
• Mainsville man gets new trial in shooting death of neighbor
• Child Development Center at Letterkenny Army Depot to get fallen soldier's name
• Cargill rebuilds, opens after fire
• Fire damages storage building at Foremost Industries, west of Greencastle
• Teen gets 10 years in prison for attempted murder in Chambersburg
• Police investigate rash of Quincy Township thefts
• Dog boards school bus in Fannettsburg; bites man
• Groups to clean 2 Franklin County creeks on Saturday
• Franklin County has 3,350 more jobs
• Waynesboro homicide by vehicle case heads to Franklin County court
• Magisterial district judge dismisses felony against Shippensburg baby sitter charged in connection with infant's death
• Ex-husband of Fulton County murder victim wants to know who gets $100,000 of forfeited bail money
• 7 earn diplomas at Franklin Learning Center
• Franklin County to move forms online
• Mercersburg Police identify bicyclist hurt when hit by truck
• Chambersburg Area School District musicians, vocalists in for busy week
• Cumberland County development group to host job fair
• Franklin County area police log
• Babysitter's manslaughter charge dismissed
• Woman flown to York after Pa. 16 crash in Antrim Township
• Young girl hit by truck in Mercersburg
• First-hand history: Greencastle students document veteran interviews
• Rising dance star performs at Capitol Theatre in Chambersburg
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• 2 fires strike Sunday in Chambersburg, Hamilton Township
• Tech grant deadline extended for Franklin County teachers
• Police log
• Pizza Hut robbed in Greencastle
• Lincoln Highway daytrip set
• Three people injured in Sunday crash
• Language barrier didn't hold back this grad
• Waynesboro's Renfrew Institute hosts 'Something Fishy'
• Memorial Day events
• Little Cove Road bridge to be closed for replacement
• Meeting set for CASHS neighbors
• Graduation ceremonies commence as high school comes to an end across Franklin County area
• 2 charged in separate deaths set for Franklin County court
• Estate auction includes antique medical gear collected by late Chambersburg doctor
• Pools open across Franklin County region, providing relief
• EDUCATION BRIEFS: Brink joins Cum Laude Society at Mercersburg Academy
• Chambersburg elementary school students soak up history on downtown tour
• Mercersburg Academy graduates 126
• Memorial Day events abound in Franklin County area
• Graduation ceremonies commence as high school comes to an end across Franklin County area
• Pools open across Franklin County region, providing relief
• Estate auction includes antique medical gear collected by late Chambersburg doctor
• 2 charged in separate deaths set for Franklin County court
• Mercersburg Academy graduates 126
• Chambersburg elementary school students soak up history on downtown tour
• Memorial Day events abound in Franklin County area
• EDUCATION BRIEFS: Brink joins Cum Laude Society at Mercersburg Academy
• 2 from Ob-Gyn office to work through Fulton County Medical Center, McConnellsburg
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Memorial Day events
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Former Letterkenny Army Depot leader promoted
• Severe storm warning issued
• Approaching storm could bring 50 mph winds and hail
• Road closures planned for next Sunday's motorcycle ride
• Franklin County moves toward creation of digital map
• Storm hammers Franklin County with high water stranding motorists
• Chambersburg Area School District looks at pay-for-play sports
• Phone system alerts Franklin County residents
• Chambersburg mattress store's supplier calling it quits
• DUI crash into Antrim Township house nets year in jail, probation
• Chambersburg Project seeks homes needing repair
• Franklin County department joined in EMS Week
• Franklin County area police log
• Chambersburg girl, 14, missing since Sunday
• OSHA says Shippensburg iron foundry's hazards remain
• Strawberries ready to pick in various parts of Franklin County area
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett attends fundraiser for Franklin County legislator Todd Rock
• Shady Grove couple plans appeal of 2 days in jail for cruelty to animals
• Chambersburg-based business group makes diversity a priority
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students read to raise $3,419
• No rate hikes expected with $4.3M sewer plant upgrade for Cumberland Valley Business Park
• Chambersburg Area school board awards contracts for Career Center work
• Patriot Financial welcomes Keller
• Coyle Free Library in Chambersburg runs youth photography contest
• Friends, family, judge gather at unusual wedding venue in Chambersburg
• As Shady Grove couple awaits sentencing for animal cruelty in Franklin County court, shelter fees for 4 dogs exceed $24,000
• Franklin County Jail inmate faces charges in alleged correctional officer assault
• Franklin County's vote tally done; fall ballot set
• Hearing delayed for Chambersburg man accused of assaulting pregnant Waynesboro woman
• Brooklyn man jailed after 124 mph chase that began in Chambersburg
• Food Lion in Mercersburg to expand
• Shippensburg Historical Society, rails-to-trails group get grants
• Couple sentenced to jail for animal cruelty, appeal now in the works
• Greencastle group ready for Kaley Field work
• Shippensburg Police warn residents of home invasion scam
• The presentation of the class gift, which this year went to the Wilson Fund.
• Alaina Hofer '11 gave the senior class address for the College for Women.
• Jennifer Tucker '11 gave the senior class address for the Adult Degree Programs.
• Commencement speaker Hazel Henderson.
• Graduates receiving their diplomas from President Edmundson.
• Chambersburg may study converting vehicles to run on natural gas
• U.S. 30 traffic lights in Chambersburg area to be studied with an eye toward improving traffic flow
• Defense attorney gets Franklin County on hook for $4,500
• Fish rodeo catches fun times for students from Franklin Learning Center
• Bill would reinstate Pennsylvania's helmet law
• Police allege assault in Southampton Township apartment broke toilet
• Washington Township officials withdraw violation from furniture stores' marketing-with-mannequins campaign
• Group to form for redevelopment in Franklin County of blighted properties
• Song leader Monique Pare '11 leads the singing of the alma mater.
• Post-commencement song wars.
• Washington Township officials withdraw violation from furniture stores' marketing-with-mannequins campaign
• Chambersburg may study converting vehicles to run on natural gas
• Spaghetti dinner benefits injured Chambersburg firefighter
• Member of Waynesboro's borough council waives hearing on assault charges in West Virginia
• Franklin County hearing set in Chambersburg hit-and-run case
• Honor bestowed upon retiring Wilson College president
• Chambersburg's Wilson College confers 140 degrees
• SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Chambersburg Area Senior High School senior puts plan in motion
• No bids come in to fix Franklin County building's air conditioning
• LOOKING BACK: They 'got milk' in Franklin County schools in 1956
• A video of the 2011 commencement ceremony is available for $20 on DVD. If you are interested, click on this link for an order form.
• An article in the Hagerstown Herald-Mail about Wilson's 141st commencement ceremony.
• Local Author Teams Up With Historical Society on Pictorial History of Cumberland Valley
• Chambersburg's Wilson College confers 140 degrees
• Honor bestowed upon retiring Wilson College president
• Totem Pole Playhouse founder remembered
• LOOKING BACK: They 'got milk' in Franklin County schools in 1956
• Franklin County area police log
• No bids come in to fix Franklin County building's air conditioning
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Police claim Internet sex chats between Chambersburg man, 21, and girl, 14
• New printer at James Buchanan High School near Mercersburg creates three-dimensional items
• Armed Forces Day draws thousands to Letterkenny Army Depot
• Service at Letterkenny Army Depot honors POWs, MIAs
• Police claim Internet sex chats between Chambersburg man, 21, and girl, 14
• Patients urged to test for infections after Chambersburg urology practice admits reusing instruments
• New printer at James Buchanan High School near Mercersburg creates three-dimensional items
• Franklin County police log
• Orrstown Financial's chief financial officer is award finalist
• Greencastle-Antrim students receive help for college
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• CASHS seniors conquer Color Day
• Injured vets test waters with fly fishing
• Business profile: Carey on Photography
• Police log
• Public Opinion staffers win press awards
• M&T repays $700M of TARP cash
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Cyclist seriously hurt in collision
• Young boy hit by car in Chambersburg
• Commencement is Sunday at 1:30 on the Main Green (Laird Hall if it rains). Our speaker is Hazel Henderson, an evolutionary economist, futurist and leading advocate for sustainable and ethical development.
• Chambersburg man to be sentenced for 64 counts of child porn, sex abuse
• Chambersburg Area Middle School students get taste of college
• $2M grant may go back to Pa.
• Volunteers sought for summer programs
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Newcomer steps down as Waynesboro's council president
• Whitetail golf resort opens new clubhouse
• New Zealand author sends books to Chambersburg students
• Not guilty plea entered in case of alleged assault of nurse and corrections officer
• Woman pleads not guilty to assaults
• CASHS Color Day built on tradition
• Challengers vow to continue political work
• Minister skips his court date
• New urgent care facility opens today in Chambersburg
• Woman who left Menno Haven Penn Hall in Chambersburg found after 2-hour search
• Franklin County judge orders probation for youth's tattoo, resisting arrest
• Bathroom fire in Franklin County's Southampton Township is under investigation
• J. Frank Faust Junior High School's music program draws to a close
• Cumberland Valley Christian School students of Chambersburg area help in Texas
• F&M Trust names 2 senior vice presidents
• Franklin County warned of severe thunderstorm
• Marijuana minister fails to appear for sentencing
• Three injured in Adams Co. fire
• Tornado warning issued for Franklin County Tuesday night; suspicious funnel spotted
• PRIMARY ELECTION: Incumbent Franklin County Commissioners get nod
• Swartz, Bigler return to Chambersburg Borough Council
• Manns winner for Chambersburg DJ; Mercersburg race close
• Miracle over Malmont in Chambersburg Area School board race
• Metal Township's incumbent supervisor remains in position
• Bumbaugh to serve 4th term in Quincy
• Waynesboro Area school board will change in 2012 as 2 incumbents' re-election bids don't survive primary
• Southampton nominates incumbents; Shippensburg council incumbent defeated
• Alleman, Heraty win in Antrim
• Franklin County district attorney sees hope in 30-year-old unsolved murder
• Franklin County voters may go to polls between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. today
• Chambersburg Area school board: 1 seat is contested out of 5 up for election today
• Shippensburg firefighters get $280,000 commitment
• Parents, tractor dealer make Mercersburg area teen's prom entrance memorable
• Orrtanna woman faces hearing today on $7,450 in cashed checks
• Chambersburg pharmacy robbed at gunpoint
• State Sen. Richard Alloway reaches out via robo-call
• Caucus in state Legislature to protect Pennsylvania's military bases grows
• National Emergency Medical Services Week begins
• Chambersburg pharmacy robbed at gunpoint
• No change on Waynesboro council in light of charges
• Learning doesn't stop for summer: Chambersburg Area School District teams with BOPIC
• Franklin County and Va. firefighter improving with community, family support
• Gasoline prices: Too high to drive
• Police log
• CASHS honors student: Parent, teacher support was key
• East-ender: Remembering life in 1940 Fayetteville
• 15-year prothonotary faces challenger in Franklin County primary
• Road work scheduled this week in Franklin County
• Greencastle's Relay for Life exceeds goal of $209,000
• Correction to story: "5 seek judge posts in county"
• 5 seek magisterial district judge posts in Franklin County
• 143 receive Penn State University degrees in Mont Alto
• Letters warn of smear in campaign for Franklin County commissioner Republican nomination
• Franklin County teens complete leadership training
• Academic affairs director named at Mont Alto
• Quincy Township supervisor faces Republican primary challenge
• 4 seek Republican nod for supervisor in Antrim Township
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County court sentences
• 143 graduate from Penn State Mont Alto
• Students learn to plant from the masters
• Corbett reviewing local grants for biz parks in Antrim, Southampton
• Lawsuit dropped in '08 death
• Consignment shop plan wins Franklin County career expo contest
• Relay for Life makes great strides in Greencastle
• Police log
• Franklin County library week events include fundraisers
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Business profile: Acoustic Trade
• State certifies Hough as horticulturist
• Free dental care offered Saturday in Chambersburg
• Young boy hit by van in Chamberbsurg
• Service volunteers 'irreplaceable' for Franklin County organizations
• Chambersburg area school budget gets initial OK
• Pa. bill expands reasons to layoff teachers
• Draw your dad for Public Opinion
• Tuscarora School District to balance elementary school class sizes
• Student teachers finish their duties across Franklin County area
• State group lauds Metal Township Supervisor Anna Swailes
• 3rd site planned for inkjet cartridge refiller from Chambersburg
• Caucus forms in Pennsylvania Legislature to preserve state's military installations
• Full Pennsylvania Senate gets bill about handheld communication devices, driving
• Don't forget, today at noon, the Blessing of the Animals will be held on the green in front of Laird Hall. Bring your four-legged pals to receive a blessing from Chaplain Rosie Magee.
• Rutter's opens new, larger store in Fayetteville
• Traffic bottleneck in Chambersburg may ease soon
• Motorcyclists get support from Franklin County commissioners
• Magisterial district judge sends manslaughter case to Franklin County court
• Hearing set for assault charge against Chambersburg magisterial district judge candidate
• Waynesboro Area school board hopefuls mull shrinking finances
• Chambersburg road crews to be busy
• Reservations due for Donavian School reunion
• Vendors sought as Waynesboro Farmers Market opens
• Armed Forces Day to draw crowd to Letterkenny Army Depot
• Greencastle-Antrim School District to screen its volunteers
• Caretaker manslaughter case will proceed
• Mercersburg alpacas get their spring cuts
• Waynesboro man, 28, faces charges for contact with girl, 13
• $1M grant given for J. Hase Mowrey Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Franklin County's libraries stay tech savvy
• Waynesboro council president faces bar fight charges
• Primary election: Mercersburg judge race most expensive
• Hearing today in Franklin County for Fayetteville man facing chase, drug charges
• Keller, Pellicano top spenders among Republicans seeking Franklin County Commissioner spot
• Shippensburg Area school board approves debt for work at Franklin County Career and Technology Center
• Waynesboro council president charged with assault in bar
• All are welcome to attend presentations by two Wilson scholars, Christina Shick and Meagan Brockway, at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 12, in the Hankey Center. Christina will discuss working with the papers of Elizabeth McGeorge Sullivan ’38, a Women's
• Chambersburg Noontime Lions Club trout derby raises thousands of dollars
• Race for 5 seats on Greencastle-Antrim school board is crowded
• 3-day used book sale at Wilson College of Chambersburg moves 52,000 volumes for charity
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School senior profile: Meet Clara Etter
• Elder abuse complaints in quadruple in Franklin County
• Looking Back: Hunt for Waynesboro can be maddening
• Pennsylvania State Police troopers stationed in Chambersburg respond to 1,451 incidents
• Franklin County roadwork scheduled
• Group to promote Monterey Pass forms
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Chambersburg's council seats contested
• 1,044 graduate from Shippensburg University
• 2 men die, 1 woman injured in 2 a.m crash in Guilford Township
• Scotland residents gather to honor military with parade
• Folks line up to view replica gown from NY
• Education digest: Scholarships given; NHS, poster contest
• Trout Derby: 'Nice day for a nice cause'
• Police log
• WWII vet's hobby also his duty
• Former jail warden Wetzel officially the state's corrections director
• Shippensburg builder, landlord convicted of tax evasion
• Franklin County Jail inmate died of natural causes
• Police log
• Rubber company moving to Chambersburg business park
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Students get dose of the scary reality of drinking and driving
• Author visits Fayetteville school students
• Business profile: JD Market
• Courthouse project gets OK from Franklin County Commissioners
• Acquitted of rape, Greencastle man hopes to start over
• Franklin County and area school districts work to fill needs with less revenue
• 5 people injured in Pa. 316 collision in Quincy Township
• Sinking bridge closes road in Guilford Township
• Children learn about various topics at Wellness Days in Chambersburg
• Gettysburg Adams Chamber of Commerce honors 'Mr. Ed' Gotwalt
• Incumbents face Republican challenge for Southampton Township board seats
• Scott earns psychiatry, neurology certification
• Franklin County area police log
• Personnel at Michaux State Forest learn snake handling
• PAY FOR PLAY: The role of booster clubs could change dramatically
• Cases dismissed in the nativity scene issue
• Bondsman must forfeit $100K in murder/suicide case
• Chambersburg bridal shop to get replica of Kate Middleton's dress
• Member of Shippensburg Borough Council faces primary challenge
• Author of dinosaur poetry book visits Hamilton Heights Elementary School
• Annual trout derby Saturday in Chambersburg area
• Magazine honors Chambersburg procurement company
• 2nd drug take-back termed a success across Franklin County area
• All are invited to attend "Women and Diversity Today," a panel discussion on issues of differences, at 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 6, in Sarah's Coffeehouse. Refreshments will be provided. The panel discussion is co-hosted by Wilson's Diver
• Will pay for play become the norm for Franklin County area scholastic athletes?
• Franklin County Sheriff's deputies find baby, toddler home alone in Chambersburg apartment
• Former Franklin County Jail warden confirmed to head Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections
• Chambersburg Planning Commission trying to regulate animals
• Bill to memorialize Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove passes Pennsylvania House of Representatives
• 3 injured in U.S. 30 crash in Guilford Township
• Greencastle man faces rape, sexual assault charges at Franklin County trial
• Burning basket of clothes found in closet of Chambersburg apartment
• Metal Township supervisor faces Republican primary challenge
• Shippensburg Police issue citations for various crimes, some involving alcohol
• Unattended children and drugs found by sheriff's deputies
• Many in Franklin County see the successful end to manhunt for Osama bin Laden as proof of U.S. strength
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster: It's a great day for America
• Report: Franklin County's air improving
• Drug raid at Guilford Township house nets 2 arrests
• Senior citizens share experiences with students at Chambersburg Area Middle School
• ELECTION 2012: Guilford Township supervisor to face challenge in GOP primary
• Mushers stop by Chambersburg Area Middle School
• Fayetteville woman severely cut in hit-and-run crash
• Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Commission to discuss animal rules
• Waynesboro Woman faces theft charges from Wal-Mart caper
• Video Clip #3 of Wilson senior Mariam Khalifeh's Disert Scholar Presentation on April 29.
• Video Clip #2 of Wilson senior Mariam Khalifeh's Disert Scholar Presentation on April 29.
• Republicans face newcomer challengers for Franklin County Commissioner
• Video Clip #1 of Wilson senior Mariam Khalifeh's Disert Scholar Presentation on effects of water-soluble fiber combined with poly- and mono-unsaturated fatty acids on plasma lipoprotein levels in hypercholesterolemic rats.
• Parents Against Texting Teens formed
• Chain reaction crash injures 5 in Adams County
• Students recognize Arbor Day
• Police log
• 350 join fishing derby to help family who lost child
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Senior profile: Meet John Davis
• Crane company sees increase in business
• $74 million renovation of Chambersburg Area Senior High School ends with dedication ceremony, school tours
• Officials say it's rare to charge a child so young with murder, as happened last week in Franklin County after death of baby
• Pennsylvania boy, 13, awaits court date in murder case
• Crowd grows at Green Day in downtown Chambersburg
• Greencastle's Tayamentasachta Environmental Center hosts medieval project
• May 18 seminar to teach finances for kids
• Chambersburg's downtown traffic, merchants change in 1950s
• Chambersburg Area School District's final kindergarten registration is Wednesday
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County area police log
• Man injured in pedestrian crash
• Check out some photos from the Wilson College Academic Awards on Friday, April 30 at
• Shippensburg girl, 10, faces third-degree murder charge
• Southampton woman arraigned on involuntary manslaughter, child endangerment
• Small school districts like Fannett-Metal wrestle big money issues
• Police log
• Franklin County Student Career Expo gives students career ideas
• 1 crash leads to 2 more in St. Thomas Township
• Franklin County property transfers
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Hearing moved on weapons charges
• Woman's car stuck in flood waters near Biglerville
• Baby sitter arraigned on manslaughter charge
• Girl arraigned on murder charge, moved to juvenile court
• Student Research Day is happening now!
• Storms pummel Franklin County
• Attorney general's office gets case involving former Chambersburg police officer
• Report: State's recycling could use revamping
• 4 hurt in crash on Lincoln Way in St. Thomas Township
• New radios operational for Franklin County's emergency responders
• Orders rebound at JLG, headquartered in McConnellsburg
• Shippensburg lawyer to serve as vice president for Pennsylvania bar
• Chambersburg Hospital receives bomb threat via e-mail
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County court sentences
• Chambersburg area wedding watchers say royal nuptials likely to set trends
• WWII vet to be interred in Arlington
• Some Franklin County residents: Obama's birth certificate issues take away from real problems
• No new job for Chambersburg's Padasak
• Open house set for Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Chambersburg Area School District's funding of Franklin Learning Center decreases
• Tonight's candidates forum might be lacking in those running for Franklin County commissioner
• Donations of new, used items to help charitable groups through operation of United Way of Franklin County
• Driver identified in Chambersburg fountain accident
• 3 teens charged in Chambersburg library burglaries
• Four arrested in Chambersburg drug bust
• Teens arrested in Chambersburg library burglaries
• Police release some information about major crash
• Franklin County area police log
• Best wishes to Wilson sophomore Liz Hart at the national dressage championships this coming weekend!
• Trooper in murder case: 'He wanted to talk'
• Greencastle mourns fallen soldier
• Franklin County Courthouse renovation plans under $2M
• Shippensburg School Board slices budget
• Antrim Township sex offender on parole charged again
• Pennsylvania's proposed budget cuts bring members of state workers' union out to protest
• 1 candidate for Franklin County commissioner commits to 1st forum
• Washington Township Police say man molested boy, 15
• Holocaust Memorial Service for the Franklin County Area to feature educator
• 3 flown to hospitals after Chambersburg fountain hit
• Police seek info on missing gun
• Work begins on a Sheetz convenience store for Guilford Township
• Franklin County jobless rate drops again
• Legislation would name bridge to honor Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove
• Chambersburg Area School District officials work to cut truancy
• Military officials say Greencastle Special Forces sergeant killed by improvised explosive device in Afghanistan
• Looking Back 1950: Americans begin dying in Korea
• Grant to fund growing plants on roof of Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Drug take-back scheduled in six locations in Franklin County area
• Pennsylvania State Police report holiday accidents, fatalities
• Teachers endure pies in the face for student
• Country star to croon for Chambersburg's Franklin Fire Dept.'s fundraiser
• Police log
• Grant winners: Couple channels grief into foundation
• Franklin County's nursing home to get replacement windows
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Moving a safe: 6 people, 2 hours
• Education news: Vocab day; French partnership
• Broken Budgets: Pa. Legislature might find some savings close to home
• Broken Budgets: Alloway cut his staff and is working on consolidation
• Broken Budgets: Constituent contact is the way reps gauge effectiveness
• Class of 2011: Music opened doors for this honors student
• Police log
• Franklin County commissioner candidate meets with area residents
• Vet served with WWII mortar platoon
• Plans to be presented this week for courthouse work
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Chief: Bridge work delayed Montgomery Township fire response
• Franklin County candidate forums planned
• Scotland students decorate paper grocery bags
• Pennsylvania Turnpike will return to toll schedules printed on tickets
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Police log
• Business profile: Ron G's All Ways Barefoot Sandals
• Two displaced by Montgomery Twp. fire
• Fire damages Hamilton Township home that couple was preparing to sell
• Technology pushes recycling reboot in Franklin County and Pennsylvania
• Owner of animal sanctuary in Marion area pleads guilty
• Nearly $20,000 worth of scholarships awarded to students at Chambersburg area private schools
• United Cerebral Palsy to open new preschool
• Shippensburg Police say man, 20, had sex with girl, 14
• Good Friday services scheduled in Franklin County
• Easter egg hunts in the Franklin County area
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students read to raise money for Kenyan town
• Franklin County area police log
• Read about a productive partnership between Wilson's Exercise and Sport Science Department and Summit Health that gives our students valuable experiences while assisting Summit's cardiac patients.
• Wilson's second annual Student Research Day will be held on Friday, April 29. Everyone is invited to come to the students' presentations.
• Drugs found in pizza boxes in Montgomery Township
• Chambersburg area firefighter welcomed home
• Tuscarora Area Chamber of Commerce honors Whitetail Resort president as Business Person of the Year
• Bondsman could forfeit $100K in murder/suicide
• Rain washes out Franklin County's farm, sports fields
• Students at Mercersburg area elementary school make origami cranes to help clothe Japanese children
• Benefit dinner set for Monday at Chambersburg Area Middle School
• Proposed bills in Pennsylvania Legislature would help local governments save money on contracts
• Banks provide money lessons to children in Chambersburg, Fayetteville schools
• State police effort across Pennsylvania nets cash, drugs, suspects
• Easter Eggstravaganza
• CVAS looking for injured dog's owner
• The labyrinth set up by the chaplain's office in Laird Hall today.
• Invite to the Franklin County Club's Spring Scholarship Banquet-May 11 Hope to see you at the Franklin County Club's Spring Scholarship Banquet, May 11 in Patterson Lounge. Dinner is 7 p.m., meet our '11 scholarship recipient and learn abo
• Officials gather at Shippensburg area farm to warn drivers of large, slow farm equipment on rural roads
• Caretaker facing charges again
• Chambersburg American Legion fights liquor license revocation
• McDonald's hiring day draws crowds, high hopes
• DRAW YOUR MOM! YOU HAVE MORE TIME!
• Preliminary hearing delayed for Waynesboro man accused in beating at Greene Township party
• Man loses gun in Greencastle Sheetz
• Rape, child pornography cases among those moving on to Franklin County court
• Chambersburg Police report 2nd burglary at Coyle Free Library
• Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg, seek help in fire department burglary
• Chambersburg library burglarized again
• The magnolias on the Wilson campus are in full bloom.
• State Sen. Richard Alloway leads meeting on school vouchers bill
• HACC looks to grow roots in Franklin County
• Franklin County awash in excess rain
• Guilford Hills Elementary School student runs Jump Rope for Heart by herself
• Additional charges of child molestation filed against Greencastle man
• Building Our Pride In Chambersburg to team up with Chambersburg Recreation Department on summer breakfasts for children
• Franklin County jury finds Fannettsburg man guilty of growing marijuana
• New convenience store opens in downtown Chambersburg
• Chambersburg accident victim released to ManorCare
• Chambersburg Police issue warning of foreign fortune scam
• Cafe in Mercersburg burglarized
• Man charged with more child sex crimes
• It's Dean's Day (Monday, April 18)! That means all daytime classes are canceled. However, evening classes will be held as scheduled.
• Volvo's Shippensburg expansion a 'major win'
• Chambersburg ministry challenges vulnerable teens
• Education digest for Franklin County: Seniors host art exhibit
• Police log
• Corpus Christi students get some expert art help
• Wet spring leads to prize daffodils at the Chambersburg Garden Club and Tuscarora Daffodil Group show
• Woodsmen compete in Mont Alto
• Draw your mom for Public Opinion
• Civil War's 'Burning' of Chambersburg re-enactment honors past struggles
• Top students at Chambersburg Area Senior High School to face more tests
• Nearly 2 inches of rain drench Franklin County area
• Chambersburg Area School District 5th-graders' field trip includes exertion
• Fulton County Medical Center adds infectious diseases specialist
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III
• Greencastle's bills for water, sewer delayed by transition
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Inquest jury delivers decision: Recommends girl be charged with third-degree murder
• Convicted shooter claims he had weak defense
• Friday night ceremony kicks off 'Burning of Chambersburg'
• Police log
• Biz Q&A: Good Ta Go observes its 1st anniversary
• Man, 31, dies Friday in motorcycle crash
• Biz news: F&M hires Murray as mortgage originator
• Stabbing trial could be in January
• Wildlife art contest nets prize money for students
• McConnellsburg company to rehire half its work force
• Baby sitter refuses to testify in coroner's inquest
• Four Wilson seniors will be presenting their capstone art exhibitions in the coming weeks. Click on the link to read more.
• Children on witness stand in Franklin County coroner's inquest into death of shaken baby
• Should Pennsylvania get out of the liquor business?
• Franklin County Jail's new warden worked his way through corrections
• Mercersburg area man killed at Maryland Purina plant
• 2 from Waynesboro Area Senior High School to sing at All-National Honor Ensembles at Kennedy Center in D.C.
• Chambers Fort Park in Chambersburg expected to get greener
• Dozens stand against domestic violence at vigil in Chambersburg
• Washington Township's pump track may open in summer
• Menno Haven Easter egg hunt canceled
• Federal officials issue prediction on summer fuel prices
• Testimony begins in coroner's inquest
• Inquest today in baby's death
• Alleged stomping assault leads to arrest
• Vigil Against Violence tonight in Chambersburg
• Attempted rape nets charges
• New Rutter's store near Fayetteville to open soon, hire 40
• Chambersburg Area school board switches to self-funded health care after signing new teachers' contract
• Draw your mom for Public Opinion
• Franklin County participates in Three Mile Island evacuation drill
• Rail concept to match system of interstates for transport through Franklin, Cumberland counties
• Members of ABATE meet with 2 Franklin County legislators
• Join Pittsburgh area alumnae at The Retro on 8th, Homestead, 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 29th ...for a fun evening with great eats from Tin Front Cafe! Bring your business card - you are Wilson College’s guests. Parking is free after 4 p.m. & avai
• "The Burning of Chambersburg" This weekend's event the next stop in sesquicentennial kickoff
• Historian to discuss 'Burning of Chambersburg'
• The Burning of Chambersburg schedule of events
• Greencastle man guilty of molesting boy in 1990s
• Chambersburg landlords ask for choice on utility shutoffs
• 2 assault cases head for Franklin County court
• Friendship Engine and Hose Company completely removed from Chambersburg Fire Department's McKinley Street Station
• Academic festival is today at Penn State Mont Alto
• Franklin County commissioners answer questions about preserving land of Eagle Rock woodlands
• Stouffer Mechanical eyes new shop in Cumberland Valley Business Park
• Jury deliberating in sex abuse trial
• The Orr Forum continues today with the Orr Lecture at 4:30 p.m. in the Brooks Complex auditorium. Dr. Kecia Ali will discuss “Jesus, Muhammad, and the Buddha - Rethinking Spiritual Leadership." Admission is free.
• Chambersburg area boy, 8, yearns to be active following corrective surgeries that started in June
• Chambersburg Borough Council moves forward on regulating yard sales
• Foreign-born residents of Franklin County total 4,676
• Testimony wraps up in Franklin County sexual abuse trial
• Retired Chambersburg Police officer and magisterial district judge candidate accused of pushing and injuring wife, a member of Chambersburg Borough Council
• Vendors sought for Waynesboro farmers market
• Deal to sell Antrim Township's water system to authority at impasse
• Lancaster County firm buys Chambersburg Farm Service
• Franklin County area birth announcements
• Franklin County area police log
• Don't forget about the Orr Forum today and tomorrow.
• Chambersburg area schools put bullies on notice
• Better Days Animal League has rescued 3,000 animals since '07
• Mercersburg borough authorizes legal action against builder
• Roadwork planned this week in Franklin County
• Police log
• Twins celebrate their 90th year
• Looking Back 1890: You'll shoot your eye out, kid!
• Education digest: New degree program OK'd
• Greencastle skirmish's role in Civil War's Battle of Gettysburg brought to life
• Franklin County area legislators' staff, office expenses
• Franklin County's science fair cranks up the fun, education
• Vigil Against Violence set for Thursday at Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Foreign exchange student from China to earn diploma at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Chambersburg noted for growth
• VALLEY DIGEST With Roscoe Barnes III
• Tillman-Daniels speaks at program
• Credit union offers financial seminars
• Pa. 16 bridge between Greencastle and Mercersburg to close Monday for 7 months
• Franklin County unions march, rally against Right to Work bill
• Civil War 'generals' on hand for Greencastle's skirmish opening
• Police log
• Franklin County's Clerk of Courts office gets new position
• Officers trained to see signs of drugs
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Chambersburg Area School District gives parents early look at new 2-middle school system
• Business profile: Franklin Metal Service
• Five Wilson seniors presented their research last weekend to the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. Click on the link to read more.
• Blue Ridge Summit man gets 5 to 10 years in prison for killing neighbor
• Talks kick off Civil War weekend in Greencastle
• Inmate charged with assaulting Franklin County Jail officer
• Gettysburg would stay open if government shuts down
• Officials remind Waynesboro businesses about signs
• Chambersburg Area School District didn't have much wiggle room in contract talks
• Franklin County court sentences
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce honors those who make contributions to community
• Military probes Shippensburg University graduate's death in Baghdad
• Holocaust survivor speaks in Greencastle
• Harrigan sentenced to at least 5 years in prison
• More photos from Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Breakfast, where Wilson President Lorna Duphiney Edmundson won the international Athena Award. The breakfast was held at Chambersburg Country Club.
• At today's Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Breakfast, Dr. Lorna Duphiney Edmundson, president of Wilson College, won the international Athena Award, which recognizes support of the goals of professional women, unselfish assist
• Click here to watch video from NBC 25 (Hagerstown) news last night, covering Wilson's after-school tutoring program.
• Chambersburg Area School District teachers OK contract
• Attorneys ask for change of venue in stabbing case
• All-day kindergarten a 'positive change'
• Mont Alto officials seek volunteers to help plan celebration of borough's centennial
• 3rd person sentenced for beating in Chambersburg cemetery -- Fayetteville man sent to state prison
• Philadelphia man runs through Chambersburg for redistricting awareness
• Capitol Theatre Center to take recyclables, offer entertainment in downtown Chambersburg
• Penn State University official, Mont Alto alum chosen to speak
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County sells 3 vans with wheelchair lifts
• Hagerstown Herald-Mail article today about Wilson's 'Day Without Shoes.'
• Franklin County businessman will appeal notice over advertising props
• Fake pot leads to firearm violation
• 2 men accused of sexual abuse
• 1,100 acres of forest north of Fayetteville may be bought by conservation group
• Franklin County court sentences
• 'Grease' to be first Drama Club production to grace new Chambersburg Area Senior High School stage
• Police say man shot at them from home
• Adams County deal may change
• Chambersburg Area Middle School students use math to raise money for charity
• Pennsylvania attorney general warns of increase in phishing
• All over the Wilson College campus today (Tuesday, April 5), students, faculty and staff could be seen walking barefoot – despite rain and chilly temperatures – in an effort to call attention to the plight of millions of people around the wor
• An excellent article on why a liberal arts education is more relevant and important in today's world than ever. What do you think?
• Former Franklin County girls softball coach jailed, will be listed for life as sexually violent predator
• Civil War's 150th anniversary celebration to start Thursday in Greencastle
• $1.9 million reallocated for repair of 2 bridges in Franklin County
• Franklin County's unemployment rate at 25-month low
• Pennsylvania's bridges are rated the worst in the nation
• Chambersburg Police hold on to crash details as Chambersburg woman hires attorney to find out who hit her husband on March 21
• Falling Spring Elementary School student collects donations for Japan relief
• Chambersburg's feral cat hearing draws a crowd
• State Sen. Richard Alloway touts importance of learning, reading to Chambersburg Area Middle School students
• Greencastle sets bulky item disposal for May
• Wilson is helping with the Lincoln Intermediate Unit's migrant education program by holding after-school tutoring on campus with the help of volunteers - students, staff and faculty, etc. Great story!
• Franklin County's landlords steamed over Chambersburg's 'winter shutoff' policy
• Chambersburg drug raid nets 2
• Feral cats spur 2nd Chambersburg board of health meeting
• Police log
• Kindergartners get taste of school
• Franklin County resident seeks nomination in commissioner race
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Community calendar
• Franklin County's education digest: Charter school honors; MBA expansion; Wilson commencement
• Franklin County governmental meetings this week
• Cold weather accounts for fewer anglers casting for trout on season opener in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Area School District's $3.5 million budget gap taken on by Public Opinion readers
• Chambersburg Area School District's tax hike exceptions all receive state approval
• Wilson College program aids students, tutors
• Driver going wrong way on Interstate 81 results in head-on crash that kills 2 in Greene Township
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce assisted with war effort in 1940s
• Chamber of Commerce committee started what would become United Way of Franklin County
• Leadership simulcast scheduled for May 18
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Box yields WWII memories
• GUILTY: Buterbaugh's sentencing set for June 1
• Another school district courting Chambersburg's superintendent
• Franklin County grants aimed at low-income families
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students make own fuel for classroom
• Business profile: Traci's House of Coffee
• Police log
• Chicken barbecue is Saturday, April 2
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Franklin County and surrounding area events calendar
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Franklin County governmental meetings
• Buterbaugh found guilty of third-degree murder
• Former Wilson College President Gwendolyn Evans Jensen on campus today, reading from "Birthright," her first book of poems. A reception and second reading will be held later today in Patterson Lounge.
• Buterbaugh: 'It happened in a flash'
• Today's Public Opinion story about the welcome celebration yesterday for Dr. Barbara Mistick, Wilson's next president.
• Today's Hagerstown Herald-Mail story about yesterday's welcome for our new president, Dr. Barbara Mistick.
• Wilson College's next president shares belief in women's focused education
• South African officials tout their country during Franklin County visit
• Rental unit inspection process for Waynesboro nears with completion of research
• 2 Franklin County Jail corrections officers wounded in 2 days
• Franklin County commissioners shift funding around to cover expected costs of 2 death-penalty cases, 3 new deputies
• Runner to pass through Franklin County as part of 1,000-mile run to encourage better redistricting
• Franklin County commisioners give 22% raise to coroner's lawyer
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County commissioners post meeting agenda details
• Some video of today's welcome for Barbara Mistick, including remarks by President Edmundson and Dr. Mistick.
• Today, the Wilson College community welcomed Dr. Barbara Mistick as the 19th president of the college in a brief ceremony held in the Brooks Science Complex.
• A late start for testimony in Buterbaugh trial
• Check out some video clips of Monday's lecture on women's struggle for equal rights by Dr. Sara Grove.
• Another link to Dr. Sara Grove's lecture.
• A link to the lecture Monday by Dr. Sara Grove.
• Pennsylvania eyes nursing home alternatives to stretch Medicaid funds
• Chambersburg Area school board approves contract proposal for teachers' union
• Warfordsburg couple charged with theft from 2 relatives
• Witness in Franklin County criminal homicide trial says deadly collision was avoidable
• Franklin County Reagan Coalition names new chairman
• American Red Cross offices in Franklin, Cumberland counties to merge
• Non-stop flights to South Carolina, Florida to start in June from airport in Hagerstown, Md.
• No apparent damage at popular Chambersburg restaurant
• Greencastle-Antrim School District officials warn of property tax increase this year
• Police claim Shippensburg man assaulted female driver
• Buterbaugh trial adjourns for the day
• Firefighters respond to reports of smoke at Dilly's restaurant
• First day of trout season should have cooperative weather, streams in Franklin County area
• Waynesboro Police: Woman ran into traffic, was hit
• U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detains 18 from speeding bus stopped in Chambersburg
• Franklin County judge affirms 6 of 7 animal cruelty convictions
• Lurgan Elementary School students are finding friends through Skype
• Franklin County jury hears testimony of killing by pickup truck outside a Metal Township bar
• Hearing for fatal Waynesboro crash postponed
• Franklin County officials hope for changes to Pennsylvania regulations
• Animal cruelty charges upheld against Shady Grove couple
• Buterbaugh trial begins
• Chambersburg teen charged as adult in beating case
• Police allege Chambersburg man raped disabled woman
• Chambersburg native takes command in Texas
• Walk-in clinic set for U.S. 30 in Chambersburg
• Waynesboro man already imprisoned for sexual assault of a child now faces child pornography charges
• Rouzerville ABATE chapter plans ride to Harrisburg to meet with Pennsylvania legislators
• Landlords ask Chambersburg Borough Council for relief from utility bills' late fees
• Scotland Elementary School students go under a dome for science lessons
• Garage fire damages house in Antrim Township
• Bill introduced by Chambersburg's Richard Alloway would cut busing costs for some Pennsylvania school districts
• An article in today's Public Opinion newspaper discusses the career of Wilson's next president, Dr. Barbara Mistick, in great detail, including her work ethic, leadership style and reputation as a strategic thinker.
• 'High-energy' leader on way to be next president of Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Borough Council to have hearing tonight on how to spend nearly $75,000
• Aid for Franklin County, U.S. farmers in jeopardy
• Tobacco funds may get mixed into the general fund in Pennsylvania's budget
• Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department honors members
• Test drives will aid Chambersburg Area Senior High School athletes
• LOOKING BACK: Waynesboro government employee asks for a pay cut
• 2 injured in Peters Township accident that results in car fire
• Driver escapes burning car in Mercersburg without injury
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• DEADLY CHOICE: Lives at stake when drivers choose to run from police
• Waynesboro victim's family finds solace in faith
• Homicide trial starts this week
• Police log
• Franklin County sentences
• Origins of the Marcellus gas boom
• Flying a kite at Renfrew
• Dentistry conference held in San Diego
• Franklin County Business Calendar
• Illegal immigrants arrested for re-entering U.S.
• Chambersburg school board to vote on contract
• Gettysburg battlefield grows by 95 acres
• Demand for truckers speeds up
• Computer engineering degree OK'd at Shippensburg University
• Some box fans under $25 being recalled
• Police log
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Chambersburg residents can help earthquake victims through Gotemba relief funds
• 'Red Friday' a show of soldier support
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Previously unpaid contractor added to Franklin County's payroll
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter continues to raise funds for new site near Chambersburg
• Ex-911 operator gets state prison sentence
• Contract talks go into overtime for Chambersburg Area School District
• Base closure evaluations coming in 2015
• Franklin County's families feel price pinch
• Changes in Franklin County Probation Department cut recidivism
• Gettysburg's state Rep. Dan Moul: Suspend raises for state office holders
• Chambersburg man charged after Saturday outburst
• Chambersburg's Bartlett Tree Experts operation earns safety award
• Animal feed firm to resume Chambersburg production in wake of 2010 mill fire
• Man arrested for alleged disorderly behavior
• Chambersburg Area School Board cuts 8 positions in district
• 'Draconian' budget cuts a hot topic at Shippensburg forum
• Dummies are stolen in Waynesboro
• Boys & Girls Clubs 'influence a generation'
• Drop off your bulky items
• Waynesboro area grocery store reopens after September fire
• Ironmaster's Mansion hostel at Pine Grove Furnace State Park to reopen April 5
• $30,000 needed to buy Civil War site of Battle of Monterey Pass in Washington Township
• Condition of child, 4, launches investigation in Chambersburg
• Gindlesperger of Chambersburg might chair reapportionment
• Come see the Kittochtinny Players perform "Antigone" on April 8 and 9.
• Mannequin raises eyebrows, concerns in Waynesboro
• Newburg-Hopewell Fire Company gets new home
• U.S. 30 chase case headed to Franklin County court
• College protests: Faculty, students rally against Pa. budget cuts
• Woman finds brother via Sister City Gotemba program
• Norfolk Southern's terminal planned for Antrim Township within Pennsylvania's pollution guidelines
• Chambersburg Area School District survey: Students want to use their own high-tech devices
• Federal officials spar over Humvee layoffs at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Office products firm moves from Chambersburg to Greencastle
• Puppy found along busy Lincoln Highway in Greene Township
• Former Wilson President Gwen Jensen will give a free poetry reading on campus on Friday. Click on the link to learn more.
• Chambersburg Area School District teachers hope for higher pay
• Franklin Fire Company firefighter undergoes skin grafts
• Driver involved in fatal crash in Waynesboro is placed in Franklin County Jail
• Appeal of Shady Grove couple's animal cruelty conviction goes past time allotted
• Police busy in Shippensburg area over extended St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Fundraising campaign goal nears for United Way of Franklin County
• Chambersburg launches incentives for residents to switch to more efficient gas appliances
• Waynesboro Police find drugs, cash, scales in apartment
• Teens at Chambersburg Memorial YMCA to build anti-smoking wall
• South Central Community Action Program's children's fair is Saturday at Chambersburg church
• Firefighter listed in stable condition at burn center
• Diane Morgan, adjunct assistant professor of English, recently won kudos for some of her writing. Click on the link to find out more.
• Annual gas inspections begin this week in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg police to pair up with local chaplains
• Police log
• Teen charged for allegedly robbing man in Chambersburg
• Education Digest for Franklin County
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Franklin County meetings
• English as a Second Language students get help from Kindles
• Coming up in Franklin County
• 3 firefighters injured as fire destroys Hamilton Township home
• Pennsylvania's expansion of the Castle Doctrine nears
• How would the Castle Doctrine apply to recent Franklin County slayings?
• Self defense and lethal force handled differently by states
• Afternoon fire in Antrim Township leaves 2 homeless
• State Rep. Todd Rock urges support for Waynesboro family after mother of 9 dies in traffic accident
• Families drawn to safety exposition in Shippensburg
• Greencastle-Antrim School District again secures a service-learning grant
• Chambersburg Police: Woman took, used man's credit card
• Man charged after hit-and-run crash in front of Chambersburg Police stations
• Three firefighters injured in Hamilton Twp.
• Vet flew Hueys over Vietnam
• Medicaid payments to Pa. hospitals in jeopardy
• Police log
• Natural gas hike on hold in Franklin County
• Business profile: NeatGreets.com
• Judge: Main, Bradnick on ballot for Mercersburg council
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Man, 29, indicted for possession of a firearm
• Check out this upcoming discussion of the ongoing battle for women's equality on March 28. It's free and open to everyone.
• Franklin County OKs $9,500 for memorial light show
• Washingtonian.com's 'Capital Comment' blog recently listed Wilson's Tracy Leskey '90 on its list of "The Washingtonians in today's headlines we'd like to have dinner with tonight." Congratulations, Tracy!
• Chase ends in Waynesboro fatality
• State's budget cuts worry college students
• SU prof organizing help for family in Japan
• Shuster recognizes Chambersburg's offer of help
• Chambersburg man back home after surviving Japan's earthquake
• Lawyers' 2% pay hike from Franklin County raises concern
• More Chambersburg streets to be repaved
• Shippensburg University program to spawn lemonade stands
• 2 projects at Franklin County Career and Technology Center to be bid next month
• Diehl receives new e-LYNNX assignment
• Man charged with running from police and causing fatal crash in Waynesboro
• Our alumnae office recently heard from Choonhee Han Tanikawa '82, who lives in Tokyo. She'd like the Wilson community, especially her classmates, to know she is OK but she says her country needs aid from all over the world and asks that you con
• March Madness may slow work at Franklin County area companies
• Wallace pleads not guilty in connection with bludgeoning death of his mother in Hamilton Township
• Chambersburg Area School District offers teachers early retirement as a way to narrow budget gap
• New shopping center for Chambersburg progresses
• Letterkenny Army Depot employees save with vanpool service
• Borough of Chambersburg plans to use Community Development Block Grant funds on streets, park
• Members of Shippensburg Borough Council memorialize a long-time member
• Franklin County's veterans seek more aid in lean times
• Police say Shippensburg man had sexual contact with 2 teens, 17
• Police charge Chambersburg man after 4 kids left alone while he went to a bar
• Wallace pleads not guilty
• Franklin County Chapter of American Red Cross seeks volunteers
• Volvo to add 220 jobs to Shippensburg plant
• Interstate 81 work to finish on Wayne Avenue in Chambersburg
• Pennsylvania budget proposal cuts major bridge, road projects
• Sister of Fulton County man who killed estranged girlfriend faces gun charges
• Many Franklin County bridges slated for work
• Chambersburg's Elm Street program, Franklin County tourism face deep cuts in Gov. Corbett's proposed budget
• 4th-grader goes missing from Chambersburg school
• 3 candidates' nominating petitions challenged in Franklin County
• Fayetteville woman nears finals of Avon Voices singing contest
• Franklin County's jobless rate at its lowest level in 2 years
• Chambersburg Borough Council honors firefighter who saved 2
• An article in today's Public Opinion says Yae Katsumura Moriguchi '85 emailed that she and her family in Japan are OK. The paper also reports that Steve Negami, son of the late Tsuna Negami '32 (who started Chambersburg's sister city
• Retired engineer in Greencastle says Japan's nuclear plant poses little threat to Franklin County
• Friends from Gotemba continue to send word to sister city Chambersburg: No damage there
• Many groups help with relief effort
• Franklin County to add details to agenda for commissioners' meetings
• J. Frank Faust Junior High School students' gifts to aid animals at Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg
• Franklin County jury awards $1.1 million in lawsuit over killing of man by escaped jail inmate
• Liquor license request withdrawn before Chambersburg Borough Council
• Chambersburg school preps for PSSA excellence
• World War II re-enactor from Fayetteville, German veteran strike up a friendship
• Chambersburg mayor pledges assistance to sister city Gotemba in wake of Japan's earthquake, tsunami
• Quake rattles Chambersburg man studying in Japan
• Franklin County Builders Show called 'success'
• Newville's DJ Wheelz doesn't let cerebral palsy stop his efforts
• Looking Back 1969: Franklin County gets a vo-tech school
• Shippensburg's Vigilant Hose Company honors members
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Rotary assists Chambersburg Area Middle School students
• Chambersburg police log
• Chambersburg's school district has some tough decisions to make for budget shortfall
• Police log
• Husband, wife win Chambersburg half marathon
• Franklin County Builders Show 'a rite of spring' for residents
• Etters woman killed in crash
• Chambersburg man killed in accident
• Taylor retiring after 49 years at Waste Mmnt.
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Franklin County's streams overflow after 2.24 inches of rain
• CASHS grad studying in Tokyo survives
• Don't get trapped in a fire
• Police seek help finding suspect
• Police log
• Franklin County's minority population up
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Car fire ignites garage; homeowner injured
• Rescue Hose gets Pa. grants
• Thoughts and prayers with our friends in Japan.
• Couple faces fraud charges; accused of illegally selling dogs for medical research
• All eyes on the water levels in Franklin County
• State's budget leaves Franklin County's human services largely intact
• Franklin County Builders Show starts today; remodeling taking off
• Development official: Economic recovery may lead to labor shortage in Franklin County
• Armed robber hits Chambersburg credit union
• 2 from Chambersburg Area Middle School win intermediate unit's computer fair
• Chambersburg Area School District officials comment on additional testing assessments
• Franklin County Housing Authority honors top employee for year
• Greencastle farmer offers boost to local nonprofit
• Shippensburg kennel owners face federal fraud charges
• Cyclist injured in hit-and-run crash
• Shippensburg volunteers make progress on arts center's upgrade
• State budget cuts leave Chambersburg Area School District $3.54 million short
• Death penalty is an option in Wallace death
• Smooth driving in Chambersburg: Fewer potholes this year
• Incumbents challenged in Franklin County election
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School English classrooms get a boost with additional books for students to read
• Skirmish in Greencastle to initiate Civil War anniversary events
• National Weather Service puts Franklin County in flood watch status
• Chambersburg man pleads not guilty to criminal homicide for his son's slaying
• Pennsylvania Senate approves expansion of Castle Doctrine
• State may seek death penalty for Marcus Wallace
• Forum to provide clean tech information
• Case dismissed against caretaker of Down syndrome man
• Local lawmakers say Corbett's budget reflects reality
• Family files civil suits
• Public schools hit hard in state's budget
• Fires in Greene Township leave 7 homeless
• Franklin County's health, human services could suffer
• Open house for Franklin County Women, Infants and Children program draws a crowd
• Washington Township officials seek input on pump track proposal
• Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry officials study impact of lead at forest's shooting range
• Beacons installed to improve pedestrian safety near Penn State Mont Alto
• Manslaughter case against caretaker dropped
• Rowe of Chambersburg to be in Franklin County court Wednesday to face homicide charge in shooting death of his son
• Fayetteville couple found guilty of animal cruelty, fined $1,200, banned from dog ownership for 6 years
• Franklin County humane officer sees increase in animal cruelty cases
• Harrisburg family finds 'perfect' pet among seized basset hounds
• Needmore woman dies after Jeep hits a tree
• Scotland family of 4 homeless after blaze destroys mobile home
• Chambersburg Police seek driver from pedestrian accident
• Chambersburg officials mull feral cat solution
• Greene Township has plans for a Dollar General store along U.S. 30
• Fayetteville teen hurt in Wayne Avenue crash
• More coverage of the VMT Club dog wash. There are two photos. Congrats to all!
• A night of "mudding" leads to mishap
• The local newspaper, Public Opinion, ran a great article in Sunday's paper about the Wilson VMT Club's twice-yearly dog wash. The paper also posted this video to its website - check it out!
• Florys found guilty in animal cruelty case
• Caregiver in court Tuesday; Man allegedly sat on Down syndrome patient until he died
• Franklin County programs wait to hear about funding cuts
• Sunday's downpour falls short of flooding Franklin County
• Waynesboro to borrow cash to start storm water project
• Assisted living center to open in Waynesboro
• WIC program expanding
• Franklin County education news: Changes at SASD; history month
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Registration still open for Chambersburg's Rec. Dept. programs
• Police log
• Reuse plans for campus of Scotland School for Veterans' Children await Pennsylvania budget
• Hanover driver from April chase and crash sent to prison
• Animal cruelty trial for Fayeville couple set for Monday
• Injured veterans could move in to Scotland campus retrain, reacclimate
• Dog wash at Wilson College of Chambersburg gets 'great' response
• Chambersburg Area School District students feel crunch from March 15 PSSA exams
• History: Chambersburg's Chamber of Commerce focuses on jobs in 1930s
• Police: Driver shot after dragging York police officer
• VALLEY DIGEST With Roscoe Barnes III: Possible fish rodeo, lunch, service switch on area's agenda
• Con-way to honor driver's 1 million safe miles
• York police officer shoots suspect while being dragged by Jeep
• Marine recalls service in Pacific
• Menno Haven auxiliary has raised $1M over 47 years
• Mercersburg man gets jail time for chase
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Antrim Township business park developers want extension of zoning area
• Nittany Lion Reads program kicks off today
• Abandoned car leads to drug arrest
• Police log
• Business profile: Leroy's Original Jamaican Jerk Chicken & BBQ
• Police track down 'dog-napped' pup
• Crash investigation leads to marijuana growing operation
• Looking for something to do this weekend? The spring Muhibbah Club dinner is Saturday night. Come meet our international students and sample cuisines from around the world.
• Christopher Jones receives 6 to 14 year sentence, $5K fine in his wife's 2010 shooting death
• Chambersburg chews on dog park feasibility
• Franklin County's housing market starting to stabilize
• Pact between Chambersburg Area School District and Harrisburg Area Community College adds college opportunities
• Students at Chambersburg's J. Frank Faust Junior High School help animals at Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter
• Root removal rejuvenates the flow of Quincy Township spring
• Greencastle area's Misty Springs Farm joins Angus group
• Weather extremes in Shippensburg set records last month
• Community Market Day set for Chambersburg Mall
• Spare vehicles will benefit ill children
• Sentencing: Victim's parents believe it was murder
• Jones sentenced for shooting death of his wife
• Ballots filling up for Franklin County election
• Pa. bill targets human smuggling
• Chambersburg native moves up USGA ladder
• Franklin County under attack from annual flu malady
• Tips for battling cold and flu
• School absences not up in Chambersburg
• Flu season has not yet peaked
• Second retired Chambersburg Police officer to seek election to magisterial district judge
• Police seek man they say is more than a dangerous driver after high-speed chase through Franklin County
• Rotary Club members twist their tongues to read Dr. Seuss book to Franklin County kindergartners
• Wilson's announcement of a new president yesterday made the Reuters sign in New York's Times Square!
• Police seeking fugitive from Tuesday pursuit
• Carnegie Library head to lead Chambersburg's Wilson College
• 2 men, dog hurt in Marion house fire
• Driver in December crash that killed 4 was intoxicated
• Former Franklin County Jail Warden John Wetzel's confirmation hearing postponed
• Chambersburg's Public Opinion newspaper launches effort to help nonprofit agencies
• Physicians 'fire up' solar energy system in Chambersburg
• United Way of Franklin County adds efforts to cover campaign shortfall
• Liquor license sought for downtown Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Borough Council tells dog park idea to sit
• Waynesboro Borough Council to consider survey to collect Community Development Block Grant data
• 2 cases sent to Franklin County court; another hearing delayed
• Franklin County area births
• Lightning rearranges Chambersburg couple's property
• Police seek driver from high-speed chase in Franklin County
• Pennsylvania Senate committee OKs bill to expand Castle Doctrine
• Franklin County police log
• Police: Driver in quadruple fatality crash was speeding, intoxicated
• Wilson today announced that Dr. Barbara K. Mistick will be the next president of the college. Read more at the link.
• Don't forget Xiaomeng Li's photo exhibit today (March 1) at 1 p.m. in Sarah's Coffeehouse (Women's Studies Lounge)!
• 5 seats on Chambersburg Borough Council to be voted on in election this year
• Franklin County area veterans honor memory of last U.S. veteran of World War I
• Chambersburg Borough Council approves more, higher pool fees
• Wareham to step down from Chambersburg Borough Council after 35 years
• Hamilton Heights Elementary School officials cut stress of PSSAs with raffles
• Chambersburg Area Middle School students prepare to take on business roles
• Franklin Countians taking longer commutes
• 9-inch knife found in Chambersburg Area Middle School; 2 girls face charges
• Fire damages fresh concrete at bridge undergoing reconstruction at border of Lurgan, Southampton townships
• Police: Fight in McConnellsburg lands 2 in jail
• Come check out an exhibition of photographs by Wilson senior Xiaomeng Li, from noon to 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Women's Studies Lounge in Sarah's Coffeehouse. The exhibition, called "It's All About You," kicks off a series of event
• Council for the Arts stays put in downtown Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Rotary Club takes in more than $15,000 in its first try at Snowball Drop fundraiser
• Get ready ... stink bug infestation likely to be same or worse than last year in Franklin County area
• Stable for now, price of gas riles just about everyone
• Looking back: Trying to duck the World War I draft
• Quincy Township seeks promotional photos for park
• Franklin County under a flood watch
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Franklin County area births
• Franklin County area police log
• Chambersburg's Public Opinion Newspaper profiled President Edmundson today.
• Experts question fatal St. Thomas shooting case
• A look at Lorna Duphiney Edmundson's Wilson College presidency
• Liquor license sought in downtown Chambersburg
• Police log
• Wilson College students study ecology in Belize
• Troop C uses Letterkenny Depot for training exercise
• Not much hope on saving adultBasic
• Read all about the J-Term class in Belize.
• Chambersburg looks at renewable energy
• Block scheduling offers alternatives for students
• Police log
• Business profile: Healthy Living Workshop
• Biologists: Report dead barn owls
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Class gives 'Culture Day' presentations
• CAMS students take on Peggy Sue in 'Hot Rod'
• Missing Ft. Loudon man located
• Shippensburg University professors rally against Wisconsin labor legislation
• 1 dead in I-81 accident
• Flood watch in effect for Franklin County
• Gas prices going up hour-to-hour
• Rove speaks at Republican dinner
• High cost of gas won't stop tourism plans for burning of Chambersburg re-enactment
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center's budget increases 1.26%
• Franklin County tourism promotion bids vary widely
• Be A Star! campaign for Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre Center falls short
• New scholarship offered for aspiring nurses in Franklin County area
• Public steps up for shoe, sock drive in Waynesboro
• Chambersburg teacher contract talks to continue March 24
• Deep freeze hikes tomato prices
• State police had asked for higher bail in murder-suicide case
• Police log
• Alleged prostitution case proceeds
• Man in court on assault charges
• Megan's Law website gets an upgrade
• Adams County SPCA seizes dozens of dogs
• Greencastle-Antrim basketball player charged in connection with armed robbery in Hagerstown, Md.
• Rowe now free on bail
• Franklin County area digs out from 7 inches of snow
• Franklin County area police log
• 2 banks with Franklin County ties took TARP money
• Missing Perry County women found in Dauphin County
• Bottle, message found during dismantling of Smith House in Mercersburg
• Raytheon to perform work at Chambersburg
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students earn skills medals
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Arborist at Bartlett earns certification
• Chambersburg Area School District mulls new set of exams
• Businessman to announce candidacy for Franklin County Commission today
• Party shooting case sent to Franklin County court for trial
• Fire heavily damages home in St. Thomas Township
• Wilson College will be operating on a two-hour delay today, Tuesday, Feb. 22, because of inclement weather. Classes that normally begin an 8 a.m. will start at 10 a.m. All non-essential employees should report to work at 10 a.m. For more information, vis
• Autopsies today in Fulton County murder-suicide
• Review restaurant inspections online
• If no deal this week, CASD teachers continue work under expired contract
• Winter storm socks Franklin County
• CASD teacher contract negotiations started in January 2010
• Police log
• Victim reports stun gun used in Chambersburg robbery
• Greene Township woman charged with arson
• Rep. Moul warns of college aid scams
• Fire destroys Doylesburg home
• PennDOT reacts to snowstorn, speed limits reduced
• Wilson will host a "poverty simulation" event tomorrow night in Sarah's Coffeehouse. Come see what it's really like to be poor in America.
• Man kidnaps, kills woman, self
• Freezing rain, frigid temps on the way
• DISTRACTED DRIVING While not a new issue, cell phone use, texting may ramp up the danger
• Police log
• 230 Franklin County residents to lose health insurance
• Franklin County residents stand behind a no texting/driving law
• Hall of Famer speaks to Chambersburg Area Middle School students
• Education digest: AP class, open house, speech
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Guilford Township fire leaves family homeless
• Vehicle theft ring busted
• Book on 'Ike' draws Gettysburg crowd
• Wind keeps emergency crews flying across Franklin County
• Franklin County officials rush to use federal funds that could disappear
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School work nearly complete
• Traffic signals, bridges at top of list
• Police log
• Police: No choice in fatal shooting
• Bank not interested in heated Smith House dispute
• Family never forgets Vietnam vet and son
• Chambersburg man faces 60 counts of sexual crimes
• Bail granted in October shooting; father accused of killing son
• Billboard honors Chambersburg firefighter
• Art program wraps up with dance at Chambersburg Area Middle School
• Elm Street hopes for 4th-year grant
• Woman scammed out of $3K
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Police log
• Business profile: Peggie's Restaurant
• Vandalism reported at Shippensburg cemetery
• The Muhibbah Club's spring dinner is coming up on Saturday, March 5. Come and enjoy a variety of international dishes!
• Mercersburg area standoff with police ends peacefully after man allegedly threatens girlfriend with shotgun
• Couple finds centuries-old log walls in their Fayetteville home
• Fayetteville man, 21, faces sex assault charges for alleged incidents with 2 females, ages 20 and 15
• Former Franklin County worker claims gender discrimination
• Street projects to get Community Development Block Grant funds in Waynesboro
• Former Franklin County worker claims officials retaliated against her when she complained
• Chocolate at center of sweet fundraiser in Waynesboro
• With passage of preliminary spending plan, Chambersburg Area School District budget gap could be $3.4 million
• Chambersburg Borough Council approves program to assist with heating system switch
• Greene Township supervisor seeks 2nd term
• Check out "Wilson College: On the Books," a new exhibit at the C. Elizabeth Boyd ’33 Archives that explores more than 100 years of the College’s written record. Items include the WCGA recording secretary’s notebook with minute
• Teachers picket at Chambersburg Area school board meeting
• 'This is what we do' -- Chambersburg firefighter reflects on saving 2 from fire
• Reitz started in Chambersburg Fire Department as junior member
• Pets rescued from Monday's Chambersburg fire rest in nearby clinic
• Chambersburg couple returns, unscathed, from Egypt
• Rezoning sought at Pa. 997, U.S. 30 in Greene Township
• Smith House supporter resigns from Mercersburg Montgomery Peters and Warren Fire Company's board
• Retiree to pursue seat on Chambersburg Borough Council
• Removal of 2 railroad crossings in Antrim Township for truck-rail terminal nears approval
• Greencastle-Antrim School District Superintendent presents construction proposal to school board
• Police arrest 12-year-old boy for arson of duplex in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area tallies $51M in federal stimulus money
• Shippensburg woman jailed after boyfriend's face slashed on Valentine's Day
• 3 teens charged for assault of guard at South Mountain facility
• 2 head for Franklin County court on child pornography charges
• Chambersburg Area School District teacher union plans to picket district offices
• Chambersburg man remains in jail after son's slaying while Franklin County judge mulls bail
• Chambersburg to ask borough residents to watch over community
• Greencastle attorney testifies in Spain
• Mercersburg Police: 2 girls threaten on Facebook to burn down James Buchanan Middle School
• 18,000 ducks, barn lost in windy Greene Township fire
• Emergency services chief lauds lifesaving efforts at Chambersburg duplex fire
• Chambersburg officials to allow business to use solar energy system
• Greencastle golf cart company plans move
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students shown a video about the dangers of texting while driving
• Bear Valley Water Authority's rates rise again
• Borough of Chambersburg offers training for police chaplains
• U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster delivers baseball gear to James Buchanan High School Rockets
• Franklin County court sentence
• Franklin County area police log
• Humor helps Chambersburg couple stay together for 74 years
• What's your special Valentine's Day gift today?
• Washington Township asks for Bill Shuster's help to keep heavy trucks off local roads
• Hearing set for Hamilton Township man facing child pornography charges
• Looking Back 1932: Chambersburg offers gardens to the unemployed
• Pleasant Hall Volunteer Fire Company honors its volunteers
• Vehicles damaged in Chambersburg vandalism spree
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center sparks entrepreneurs
• Train strikes, kills man in Shippensburg
• 2 dead in crash in Washington Township
• Franklin County's waistline expanding ... new dietary guidelines on the way
• Band fest showcases Franklin County student musicians
• New guidelines stress reduced calorie intake, more activity
• Police log
• Wilson workshop focuses on energy
• Grandview Elementary selected for 'Nation's Report Card' testing
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Smith House supporters switch gears
• Greencastle chosen for cancer study
• 'Save a Life Tour' to visit 7 Franklin County schools
• Police log
• Bear Valley Water Authority misses deadline for new well
• Lights go out in downtown Chambersburg
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Business profile: A Plus Insulation
• Adm. Mullen cites 'sea of good will' in talk at Capitol Theatre
• Guilty verdict in Blue Ridge Summit neighbor shooting
• Chambersburg man accused of downloading child porn
• Local Muslims: 'People sick of being oppressed'
• Home-based businesses may join energy-buying program in Greencastle
• 6 request share of Franklin County's Community Development Block Grant funds
• Pennsylvania lawmaker seeks earlier hunting season
• Today is last day to apply to be Franklin County Jail warden
• 2 hired to be Franklin County sheriff's deputies prior to salary board approval
• South central regional caucus forms in Pennsylvania House
• Harrigan found guilty of voluntary manslaughter
• Corrections
• Franklin County Farm Bureau collecting food for Hershey charity
• Suspect felt he 'needed to be vigilant' in Blue Ridge Summit shooting
• No injuries reported as Washington Township house lost to morning fire
• Builders show moving to Waynesboro
• State Rep. Rob Kauffman selected for welfare committee
• Court ruling favors deer management plan
• Black History Month: Book traces history of blacks in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Tuscarora school board member to seek father's district judge position
• Jury hears alleged fatal gunshot in Blue Ridge Summit shooting trial
• Revised plan for Franklin County courts studied
• Students embrace space studies at Corpus Christi
• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to discuss major current issues at forum in Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre
• Retired astronaut tells students to 'never give up'
• Bill to restrict membership of Pennsylvania's Gaming Control Board heads to state House floor
• Guilford Township Supervisor Rock seeks re-election
• Alternate Heating Systems to expand in Chambersburg, add 30 to 40 jobs
• Tell us your spiritual-technological experiences
• Diabetes, heart health link topic of seminar in Chambersburg
• Today's Hagerstown Herald-Mail has an article about our very own Dr. Tracy Leskey '90, who discovered the first brown marmorated stink bug in Maryland. Tracy is giving a talk tomorrow night in Shepherdstown, W. Va. - details included in the art
• Testimony continues in Harrigan trial
• Smith House coming down in Mercersburg; expected to rise again
• 3rd-grade teacher at Scotland Elementary School takes creative approach to lessons
• Franklin County jury hears of alcohol use before Blue Ridge Summit slaying
• Many local offices up for election this year in Franklin County
• Waynesboro's Blockbuster scheduled to close
• Dog alerts owner to ill neighbor in Mercersburg
• Shippensburg man announces his bid for Franklin County prothonotary
• Dietitian to address inflammatory bowel disease support group in Carlisle
• Franklin County police log
• Shalom Christian Academy reschedules school's open house
• Harrigan's jury selected, trial to begin after lunch
• Trial begins today in fatal Blue Ridge Summit shooting
• Chambersburg Area School District tests unique classrooms
• From new cars to paying bills, Franklin County residents have tax refund plans
• Police log
• Company wants to replace gas line
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Wings in demand as Super Bowl munchies
• Education digest: Academy names new head
• Guilford Township man injured in wreck
• Fire company awarded grant
• Police looking for hit-and-run driver
• Church thrift store buglarized
• Teenager's grave marker stolen
• Shippensburg area twins divided as their favorite teams play in the Super Bowl today
• Protesters rally in Mercersburg in effort to save Smith House
• Visitors brave icy roads to celebrate Grove Family Library's 5th anniversary
• State Sen. Rich Alloway conducts forum with Chambersburg Area Senior High School student government members
• Giant recalls Nibble with Gibble's products
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce to mark 1st century
• A look at 1920s Chambersburg
• Orrstown Financial Services' quarterly income jumps 45.2 percent
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Demonstrations on tap against Mercersburg's Smith House demolition
• Pennsylvania school districts to lose state funds
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Marcellus Shale gives some small economies a big boost
• Mercersburg's man's attempted injunction fails
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Business profile: TCP Cycles
• F&M parent announces earnings in 2010
• New Franklin students meet some bony new pals
• Youth minister arrested for alleged sex crimes
• Job fair in Antrim Township draws hundreds
• Former Shippensburg University star football player John Kuhn has fans shifting loyalties as he prepares to play in Super Bowl with Green Bay Packers
• Franklin County to hire 3 sheriff's deputies
• Student career expo set for April at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Franklin County judge removes self from animal cruelty case
• Literacy gets a new push in Chambersburg schools
• Snow squeezes Franklin County school districts' calendars
• 1st day of free tax prep sees heavy demand at Chambersburg site
• Tower Bancorp shuffles board; 5 members from Franklin County tender resignations
• Fire quickly extinguished at Quincy Township business
• Franklin County spared storm's brunt
• 2 sent to Franklin County Jail for sex with girls
• Prisoner faces more charges after spitting incident in Franklin County Courthouse
• Wait for iPhone ends for Verizon patrons
• Mercersburg manufacturer buys Greencastle machine shop
• Housing program in Franklin County takes financial hit
• Former Waynesboro woman says fear rampant in Egypt
• Smith House still stands in Mercersburg
• BUSINESS Q & A: Chambersburg physical therapy shop marks 30th anniversary
• Franklin County commissioners award job for new carpet
• Hi everyone! Check out a slide show of Spring Convocation, which was held yesterday.
• Transportation cancellation results in icy journey for Chambersburg grandmother, grandson
• Manitowoc to add 200 jobs in Shady Grove
• Chambersburg mayor issues apology to Punxsutawney Phil faithful
• Crews prepare for icy onslaught in Franklin County, region
• Mercersburg Academy student wants peace for his homeland
• Shippensburg University professor recalls a roiled Egypt
• Exchange students discuss how schools here differ from schools in their home nations
• Wallace's Hamilton Township homicide case advances to Franklin County court
• Hearing set to consider bail for Chambersburg man accused of homicide in son's slaying
• Registered sex offender jailed on new allegations in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg mayor's quip miffs Punxsutawney
• Big ice storm headed to Franklin County area
• Chambersburg officials block the use of newly installed solar panel system
• Falls on ice can be costly, deadly
• Franklin County's unemployment rate improves again
• Nation's top military adviser to speak Feb. 10 in Chambersburg
• Soldier visits Greencastle classroom in person before returning to Afghanistan
• State Sen. Richard Alloway of Chambersburg again pushes Castle Doctrine expansion
• Franklin County clerk of courts seeks re-election
• Franklin County area police log
• Chambersburg streets fill for IceFest's last day
• Marcellus Shale drilling waste OK for area landfills
• Looking Back 1863: Enemy 'aided' to save railroad
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Chambersburg Area School District phases in new report cards
• Impact of Marcellus Shale gas drilling will be felt in Franklin County and across state
• New Franklin Volunteer Fire Department members honored at banquet
• Franklin County area births
• Free Applicationi for Federal Student Aid session set for Feb. 9 at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Mercersburg Montgomery Peters and Warren Fire Company honors members' year of service
• Recession expanding inventory in Franklin County's 'pawn' shops
• Hot peppers, cold sculptures keep thousands entertained at IceFest
• Muslims share views at IceFest
• Bumpy road ahead for tax bureau
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Bad weather equals low blood supply
• Smith House supporter says Mercersburg building to be torn down this week
• Franklin County area meetings
• Police log
• Chambersburg father to face trial in death of son
• 2 deaths hit Shippensburg hard
• Snowfall 'adds flavor' to Chambersburg's IceFest
• Police log
• Snow shovelers
• Manito students pitch in for IceFest
• Franklin County court sentences
• Business profile: Sollenberger Accounting
• Keystone expansion moving along
• Shippensburg University to break ground for new buildings in April
• Make plans to attend "Energy and You" on Feb. 12.
• Blaze claims Greene Township family's home, belongings
• IceFest begins in downtown Chambersburg
• Consultant to get $62,250 to review Franklin County-owned buildings in downtown Chambersburg for best use of sites
• Mr. Ed's elephant museum nearly ready to reopen after devastating fire in July
• Chambersburg Area school board eyes 8 projects costing nearly $400,000
• Refinancing of bond to save Franklin County $400,000
• Agreement with Guilford Township will allow Franklin County Career and Technology Center students to perform renovation work at farm
• Grove Family Library targets mortgage with 5th anniversary events
• Franklin County sheriff to seek his 2nd term
• Mercersburg pulls together to work on changing eating habits
• CSX buys Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter site
• Amberson woman happy to appear on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show'
• Chambersburg Area school board moves to hike property tax rate
• Reaction to Obama's State of the Union address along party lines in Franklin County area
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter fundraiser
• Deep snow causes few major problems in Franklin County area
• Franklin County Shelter for the Homeless prepares to reopen after inspection confirms bedbugs are gone
• 3 'Team for Change' members won't run for re-election to Chambersburg Area school board
• Franklin County Area Development Corp. brokers deal to save 25 concrete jobs
• Volvo in Shippensburg earns LEED certification
• Snow emergency declared in Waynesboro
• Speed limits reduced due to road conditions
• Equipment failure causes brief power outage in Chambersburg
• EVENING CLASSES FOR TONIGHT, WED., JAN. 26, HAVE BEEN CANCELED DUE TO SNOW.
• Pennsylvania State Police trooper injured in collision in Chambersburg
• Waynesboro area teen faces more sex charges in Franklin County after being arrested recently for sex charges in Missouri
• Karl Rove to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner in Franklin County
• Chambersburg woman's suicide try leads to crash, charges
• Quincy Township's long-flowing 'Tomstown Pump' flows no more
• Kindergarten registration starts in Chambersburg Area School District
• Mentors sought for Franklin County youths
• Free income tax preparation assistance available in Chambersburg area
• State Rep. Rob Kauffman again tries to alter gaming board rules
• Sheetz part of film debuting at Sundance
• More sex charges filed against Waynesboro teen
• Good Will company began in 1877
• Fire station on McKinley street changes for Chambersburg firefighters
• Friendship Engine and Hose Company traces its history back to 1780
• Deep cold knocks out classes at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Chambersburg's sewer rate to increase again - next week
• Shippensburg Blockbuster store to close
• Judge says animal's treatment was not cruel at Greencastle Livestock Market
• Franklin County redevelopment group looks at unused Scotland School for Veterans' children campus
• UGI Central Penn Gas bills to rise at least 17 percent
• Franklin County literacy group seeks to train tutors
• Exhibit features downtown Chambersburg
• 'Here to Help' job fair Feb. 3
• Unpaid utility bills strain budgets
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Miller to run for re-election
• Holiday Helping Hand program brought in $8,981 to help residents
• Program helps at-risk youth with job skills
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• CAMS eReaders program featured in publication
• Franklin County business projects got $33.9M during Rendell's 8 years as governor
• Franklin County has success stories
• Transparency and subsidies
• Where the state money went in Franklin County
• Programs' requirements vary
• Franklin County area braces for more bitter cold
• Effort to thaw pipes blamed for fire in St. Thomas Township
• Where are Franklin County's recipients of state aid now?
• 3 new scholarships offered at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Chambersburg Borough Council member to seek magisterial district judge post
• Two crashes claim lives in Washington Twp., Md.
• Fatal beating suspect found competent for trial
• Not guilty plea in wildlife officer's death
• Chambersburg father blamed son for lewd photos
• WWII veteran: I want to fly
• Indy film to feature Greencastle
• Police log
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• School district focuses on individual physical education rather than teams
• Squabble over telephone leads to arrest in Chambersburg
• Business profile: BizWop.com
• Kudos to Wilson employees award winners!
• Packaging firm to consolidate operations
• Chambersburg area family in military since Revolution
• Adams County district attorney to seek death penalty in slaying of Wildlife Conservation Officer Grove
• Dozens in Franklin County area sought on drug charges
• Woman faces prostitution charge after sex sting in Guilford Township
• Politics plays role in health care bill
• 3 Chambersburg area Girl Scouts aid Boys and Girls Club
• Man announces run for Franklin County commissioner after a career with Defense
• Wharf Road bridge in Quincy Township to reopen this year
• Shalom Christian Academy plans session on financial aid
• Franklin County Literacy Council seeks to train new tutors
• Fayetteville couple faces 48 counts of cruelty
• 13 puppies almost ready for adoption
• Chesapeake Bay Commission will keep hand in cleanup
• Greencastle's teachers' contract held up as example
• Chambersburg man dies in farm accident
• Teacher contract talks continue in Chambersburg
• Unusual pets rescued from fire in Pleasant Hall
• Police log
• 'Don't get too close. It will tear you up'
• Waynesboro sets meetings for grant money requests
• Death reported in Hamilton Township farming accident
• Caretaker charged and released on $25K bail in death of Down syndrome man
• Interstate 81: Troubled highway, Part 4
• Interstate 81 Corridor Coalition to keep tabs on busy highway
• Aki Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar seeks liquor license; hearing set before Chambersburg Borough Council
• Work begins now that Corbett is sworn in
• 'Simple thing' takes 35 years
• David Keller to seek another term as Franklin County commissioner
• Greencastle-Antrim students raise $2,100 for breast cancer research
• Search progresses for next Wilson College president
• Lone man waits outside Mercersburg Montgomery Peters and Warren Fire Company station; seeks to join meeting
• Caretaker charged in Timothy Smith's death
• TROUBLED HIGHWAY: Commerce blooms along Interstate 81
• Franklin County area residents see overall growth in retail
• Warehouses pop up in sleepy little towns
• Coordination, communication efforts planned for truck parking along Interstate 81
• Greencastle-Antrim students make, serve meals on King Day
• Details emerge about shooting in Mont Alto
• Shippensburg area man seeks 2nd trial after being found guilty of voluntary manslaughter
• Late utility bill payments a drain on Waynesboro Borough Authority
• Pastor at St. Paul United Methodist Church of Chambersburg is called to mission
• Fire truck stuffed several times for troops
• Interstate 81, a troubled highway: Rigs transport more than legal goods
• I-81: Trucks involved in over half of fatalities
• I-81: Bad directions, disrespectful drivers hazards for interstate first-responders
• Report: Interstate 81 in Pennsylvania is safer than most sections
• With convenience comes smog
• Chambersburg community honors Martin Luther King's dream
• Truck driver: More space, more respect needed
• Greencastle man faces charges after Sunday shooting in Mont Alto
• Looking Back: Before cell phones
• Chambersburg teen, 16, dies after accident in Guilford Township
• Franklin County's Warden prepares for next chapter
• INTERSTATE 81: TROUBLED HIGHWAY - Interstate transformed economy, landscape
• INTERSTATE 81: TROUBLED HIGHWAY - TIMELINE
• Early leaders envision highway
• I-81: System constantly expands
• I-81: Eisenhower made highway system a priority
• Police log
• Franklin County court sentences
• Game raises funds for Capitol Theatre
• Shippensburg University student reaches for sky
• 24 dogs seized and house condemned in Fayetteville
• Autistic child walks out of Shippensburg school
• Ex-pig farmer to pay $2,500 in fines for dead pigs found on Fulton County farm
• Farm Show wraps up today
• Foundation, athletic dept. seek help from Chambersburg Area School Board
• Olympic medal donated to Mercersburg Academy
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Business profile: Steidle and Steinberg
• Police log
• Gettsyburg man charged with sex crimes in Fulton County
• Plans help you save for college
• PA 529 plan a popular choice in college funds
• Proposed warehouse could bring 200 jobs
• Accident claims man
• In boroughs throughout Franklin County, sidewalks must be cleared of ice, snow
• Death of man with Down syndrome ruled a homicide
• Former leader of group supporting Mercersburg's Smith House claims pressure to step down, remove campaign website
• Chambersburg's Menno Haven Penn Hall nursing center receives state award
• Out-of-gas driver arrested in Chambersburg for driving under the influence
• Antrim Township to Greencastle water system sale may be complete by spring
• Teen faces more sex charges after arrest near Zullinger
• Arizona shooting rampage spurs safety discussion in Franklin County
• Police: Beatings bruised 2 toddlers in Fayetteville
• Franklin County area lawmakers don't plan changes in response
• Franklin County political leaders expect little to change here after Arizona shooting
• Franklin County probation officers in line for raises
• Drifting expected today in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Area school board faces $2 million deficit; taxes on table
• Youngsters compete in tractor pull at Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg
• Franklin County judges sentence men to jail terms in assault, exposure cases
• Police look for runaway teen
• Shippensburg couple found dead in Md.
• 2010 fatal DUI case advances; victim's family starts petition
• Franklin County officials turn down 2% raises
• Pennsylvania's pension crisis eases a bit
• Mercersburg Borough Council appoints 2 Smith House supporters to board of Mercersburg Montgomery Peters and Warren Fire Company
• Flu hits Franklin County region, picks up steam
• Crowds enjoy farming showcase in Harrisburg
• Franklin County's $6.9 million communications system ready to go
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs plans for dealership's new site
• Pennsylvania State Police towing abandoned vehicles from highways
• Shippensburg couple missing since Friday
• Contract negotiations yield no teachers' pact in Chambersburg Area School district
• Sewer rates may jump 25% in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Borough Council leader warns of tax hike
• Razing permit sought for Smith House in Mercersburg
• Chambersburg couple receives new wheelchair ramp
• Wind-whipped fire destroys Hamilton Township house that engaged couple was to live in
• Franklin County officials worry about loss of hotel tax to websites
• Board of Letterkenny Industrial Development Authority reorganizes for 2011
• National Weather Service: More snow incoming this week
• Contract negotiations with the Chambersburg school district, teachers' union continue today
• Pennsylvania State Police ask for help in fatal crash
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter to share stats, reports
• Police log
• Meetings this week across Franklin County
• Celebrating 100 years: Chambersburg's 'most progressive businessmen' began Chamber in 1911
• Franklin County Fire Co. 4 members honored
• Pheasants Forever hosting luncheon
• Tom Gilbert's East-ender
• Franklin County students to feed homeless on MLK Day; career expo planned for April 29
• For many in Franklin County area, winter is time for ... fishing
• Unbalanced justice in Franklin County?
• Study picks site for new Interstate 81 exit south of Chambersburg
• Building I-81 interchange expected to take 15 years
• Snow plays a role in Franklin County crashes
• Theft of wheelchair ramp makes life tougher for Chambersburg couple
• Study looked at 7 possibilities for Interstate 81
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III
• Fire damages Montgomery Township house; firefighter injured
• Ocker & Associates sends 2 to conference
• WWII vet would 'do it all over again'
• Franklin County workers to get hourly raise
• Facing foreclosure: Confusing answers, bad advice lead to 'brick wall'
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Business profile: Son Rise Farm
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Blue Ridge Summit: Jury selection next step in shooting case
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Correction
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Christopher Jones pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his wife
• Fogal to run for Franklin County District Attorney
• Bed bugs drive homeless shelter clients to the floor
• Report: Franklin County Day Reporting Center is working
• Taxpayers in Franklin County, elswhere get 3 more days to pay IRS
• Chambersburg Area school board meets; issues zilch on teachers' pact
• Magisterial District Judge Gary Carter to retire in 2012
• Downtown Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre extends Be A Star! funding campaign
• Airlines waive change fees in Northeast
• Pennsylvania Farm Show is ready in Harrisburg
• Chambersburg's recreation department leagues fill up in down economy
• Crash victim dies
• Shippensburg University's John L. Grove College of Business earns reaccreditation
• Better Days launches effort for new animal shelter in Shippensburg area
• Chambersburg Area School District uses technology survey to determine needs
• New quarter honors Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg
• James Buchanan High School offers presentation on federal student aid
• Nonprofit organization seeks military child of year
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area births
• Great news!
• Shippensburg teacher contract OK'd
• Lottery hopefuls shell out some bucks for Mega Millions win
• Chambersburg stabbing suspect in court
• Franklin County Prothonotary Beard seeks re-election
• Franklin County may refinance bonds through a bank
• Greencastle Borough Council fills vacancy with retired sergeant major
• Elliott lands position on Chesapeake Bay Commission
• Franklin County Housing Authority to boost electric, water efficiency
• State now accepting decennial biz reports
• Franklin County area police log
• Attention alumnae: Check out this opening in the advancement office of your Alma Mater!
• Hamilton Township family of 3 survives being struck by train in Marion
• Franklin County faces budget woes, renovation needs in new year
• Focus of seminar tonight in Chambersburg is on financial aid for college-bound students
• Greencastle area water system sale on hold
• New food regulations to be signed into law today
• Fugitive thought to be sheltering in Shippensburg area
• Pennsylvania State Police: No fatalities over holiday weekend
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Shippensburg Township gets boost to recycling program
• Franklin County court sentences
• Train hits vehicle in Marion
• Swimming pool repairs instill pride in James Buchanan High School students, staff
• Cause of Hustontown woman's death still unknown
• Franklin County area schools earn honor Pennsylvania Department of Education
• Babies arrive in Franklin County for the new year
• Assistance available for Franklin County residents trying to quit smoking
• Looking Back 1890: The tragedy of a tragic performance
• Education briefs
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• 'Other' coach gets the glory
• Pennsylvanians will soon have a new governor who faces running their state on a shoestring
• Sauerkraut eaters wish for good luck
• Company develops solar thermal dissipator
• 'Stuff the Fire Truck' benefits soldiers
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Franklin County's YEAR IN REVIEW 2010: CRIME and PUNISHMENT
• Pep rally brings PSU fans together
• Franklin County residents make their resolutions
• Crop loss sign-up starts Jan. 10
• Police log
• Changes coming to computer recycling
• Father faces child abuse charges in Adams County
• Help 'stuff a firetruck' today for local project
• Woman injured after vehicle rolls over in Peters Township
• Franklin County 2010 in review: Sacrifice, recognition for area troops
• Police find man sought for attack in St. Thomas that included attempted homicide
• Judge orders Zullinger Meats officers to pay nearly $12,000 for workers' compensation insurance violations
• Chambersburg newspaper's Holiday Helping Hand effort raises almost $9,000
• Trucker waives preliminary hearing on charges stemming from 3-state chase that ended near Greencastle
• Thousands of bridges still deficient in Pennsylvania
• Cumberland County woman who worked in Chambersburg found dead in her home
• Police seek man who exposed self at door in Mont Alto
• Pennsylvania Turnpike tolls to increase on Sunday
• Heckman earns regulatory certification
• Friends recall Bishop Sites' grace, kindness
• Library patrons displeased with schedule change
• New plan may help cut pollution into the Chesapeake Bay
• Chambersburg area woman turns 100 today
• United Way of Franklin County at 84% of campaign goal
• Grants help small Franklin County businesses increase their energy efficiency
• State of the Bay report released
• Fayetteville man jailed for 11 months for assault of pregnant girlfriend
• Workshop in Chambersburg to teach about serving in elected office
• Commercial driver restrictions eased to allow fuel deliveries
• Nitterhouse shifts N.Y., N.J. sales coverage
• The FCSL is sponsoring three “FRESH! – Finding Responsible Eating Strategies for Health” - workshops in January, February and March. Click on the headline to read more and/or to register.
• Care packages get personal touch
• Wanted man still on the run
• Police log
• Tax credit deadline near for home improvements
• Center collects local war stories
• Franklin County gained 200 jobs in fall
• Researchers prepare stink bug defense
• Christmas tree pickup times set
• 2 found dead in Dublin Township home
• Gettysburg park bill dies in Senate
• Only 1 borough raising taxes in Franklin County
• Governor transition: Rendell gives Corbett handbook of challenges ahead
• 2010 in Review: County weathers snowstorms, courthouse confusion
• Police log
• S.S. Mess Hall opens near Letterkenny Depot
• Heating assistance available next week
• Families of accident victims ask that donations go to survivor
• CHAMBERSBURG: Teen says several men assaulted him in lot
• CHAMBERSBURG: Fight leads to charges against woman
• 2 vehicles stolen over holiday weekend
• 2010 trends in Franklin County: Getting buzzed - It's cheap and legal
• Chambersburg doctor, historian remembered
• Retired Grandview teacher never far away from her students
• Franklin County residents pitch in to help less fortunate
• East-ender with Tom Gilbert
• Mainstreet Waynesboro promotions director resigns
• $21M settlement in deceptive advertising case
• Police log
• Teacher contract vote next week in Shippensburg
• Coming up
• Franklin County's businesses saw openings, closings, layoffs and expansions in 2010
• Volunteers serve Christmas dinner to hundreds in Chambersburg
• Franklin County Literacy Council marks 25 years
• Fund drive continues for Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre Center
• VALLEY DIGEST With Roscoe Barnes III
• Tower Bancorp's stock sale to net $47.8M
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Franklin County area births
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Vet: WWII was no storybook
• Police log
• Heroes get coffee, donuts for a year
• Man in court for indecent exposure charges
• HAMILTON TOWNSHIP: Paving truck stolen from Rose Hill area
• Chambersburg residents can get free light bulb
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Business profile: Train Shed Hobbies
• Franklin County stores see brisk, but not crazy, sales on the days before Christmas .... yet
• Christmas snow 'not very likely' for Franklin County
• Police log
• Donation tips Helping Hand to $8,535
• Free holiday meals
• Arraignment continued in killing of conservation officer
• Accused vandal in court Feb.
• Blue Ridge Summit man pleads guilty to aggravated assault
• New year sees new toll fees
• CASHS business students advance in competition
• Area lawmakers cautious about privatizing wine, liquor sales in Pa.
• Many in Franklin County favor privatization - with some limits
• Arts projects may help save former Smith House in Mercersburg
• Dairy farmers in Franklin County and Pennsylvania pleased with stable milk prices
• Chambersburg Hispanic American Center says fundraising goal is reached to help families of 4 fatal crash victims
• Falling Spring Elementary School students gather 111 coats for needy
• Shippensburg students study for geography bee
• Hit-and-run driver sought by Chambersburg Police
• PennDOT can be source of aid for winter driving
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Dr. David True has done it again - this time his commentary appears in the Christian Science Monitor. Way to go, Dr. True!
• Negotiating teams report progress toward contract for Chambersburg Area School District teachers
• Hours after release from jail, Chambersburg man sought for attempted murder
• Chambersburg stabbing case heads for Franklin County court
• Restaurant inspection reports from across Pennsylvania to be available online
• Comcast airs holiday messages from troops
• Fund set up for final expenses of 4 Chambersburg residents who perished in car crash
• 2 sex crimes cases progress to Franklin County court
• RSVP of the Capital Region links volunteers with nonprofit groups
• Hawkesworth to join Mr. Gregory's salon
• Lenfest scholarship deadline approaches
• IceFest 2011
• Wilson will be closed for Christmas break Dec. 22-24, reopening on Monday, Dec. 27. Happy holidays, everyone!
• Diverse group attends vigil for 4 Hispanic victims of fatal car accident in Chambersburg
• Truck driver faces numerous charges after 3-state big rig chase ends in Franklin County
• Chambersburg Area school board again rejects fact-finder's report
• Greencastle Livestock Market owner charged with animal cruelty
• John Putch to wrap filming tonight at Mister Ed's in Orrtanna
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce plans energy pool for homes
• Purse stolen while free coats are being provided at Chambersburg Salvation Army's thrift store
• Franklin Fire Company volunteers seek donations for troops
• Outpatient care center earns accreditation
• Free meals available on Christmas Day in Franklin County
• Check out the new digital exhibit from the C. Elizabeth Boyd ’33 Archives called "Marie R. Lincoln's December Letters, 1902-06." Marie Lincoln, Class of 1907, wrote wrote hundreds of letters while she was a Wilson student. More than
• Santa hears what Franklin County children want
• 4 die in violent crash in Chambersburg
• Otterbein United Methodist Church youth group's 1st living nativity draws a crowd
• PennDOT statistics show trouble with pedestrian safety in Waynesboro
• Fayetteville Elementary School students raise funds for ill child
• Mont Alto, South Mountain area volunteers make spirits bright by delivering Christmas gifts to needy families
• Renovation work at Guilford Township barn considered for students at Franklin County Career and Technology Center
• Looking Back 1938: Having a very merry Christmas club
• Education briefs
• Franklin County area police log
• More families in need of help this year in Franklin County
• Shippensburg veteran experiences 'Christmas miracle'
• Police log
• Franklin County meetings
• Holiday Helping Hand continues to grow
• Greencastle students get 'thank you' in form of limo
• PennDOT steps in over paving debacle
• Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas fills the streets
• Kirby/Buttermore manslaughter case nets 6-12 yrs.
• Chambersburg Area School District responds to strike talk
• St. Thomas woman dies in Thursday crash
• Jobless benefits extended
• Police log
• Chambersburg father acquitted of child abuse charges
• Glimpse of Greencastle: Santa's mailbox stuffed with toy requests this year
• Franklin County meetings
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Send a card to a soldier this holiday
• An opinion piece by Wilson's Dr. David True, associate professor of religious studies, was published by Politico, a prestigious political journalism organization that distributes content via television, the Internet, newspaper, and radio. Congratula
• Federal judge's ruling gives hope to Franklin County area opponents of Obama's health care plan
• Chambersburg Area School District teachers' union authorizes strike
• Franklin County judge to sentence man for death of Mainsville neighbor
• Franklin County jury may get case alleging shaken baby today
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School band to march at Walt Disney World after New Orleans trip rejected
• Energy audit program begins in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg newspaper's holiday charity nears $3,500
• DirecTV settlement reached across nation
• Shooting showers glass shards onto child in Shippensburg
• New restaurant to open next week in Greencastle
• Chambersburg man accused of hitting mom
• Freezing temps keep Chambersburg shelter busy
• CASD board, teachers spar over union fee
• Accused wishes he'd called 911 sooner
• Mercersburg woman gets probation in home invasion, robbery
• Fair share 'a small price to pay for assistance'
• Police log
• Holiday Helping Hand growing steadily
• Operation Cheer
• Waynesboro man accused of choking woman
• Jury sees interview video in shaken baby case
• Won't shovel your snow in Chambersburg? $100, please
• CASHS band has hopes for new trip
• Christmas tree crop looks fine this year
• New Franklin Elementary School students send warmth to troops
• Franklin County Community Coalition aims for party-free highways
• Shippensburg school officials thank Volvo for assistance
• Former Chambersburg resident promoted to brigadier general
• Questions surround unattended death in Chambersburg
• Ag assistance deadline Dec. 30 for cost-share
• Testimony continues in infant assault trial
• Students at Chambersburg Area Senior High School learn to investigate crimes through physical evidence
• Chambersburg Borough Council OKs new liquor license
• Pennsylvania State Police trooper brings real world into Chambersburg Area Senior High School classroom
• Former 911 operator found guilty in Franklin County court of charges that include indecent assault of boy, 12
• Newville man faces 24 more sex charges
• Fee increases for dog license in Franklin County
• Orrtanna church's living nativity in its 14th year
• Petition for Rowe's release rejected
• Trial starts in Franklin County court for man accused of assaulting his 3-month-old daughter
• Finals week!!!
• Ruined house in Chambersburg is rebuilt through Habitat for Humanity
• Toys for Tots collection falling short in Franklin County
• Christmas lights at Chambersburg house have extra meaning
• VALLEY DIGEST With Roscoe Barnes III: Road reopens; beacons ready to protect pedestrians
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Jumping his way to gold
• OPERATION CHEER: Effort makes season bright for U.S. troops
• Franklin County births
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Chambersburg's Hispanic center draws criticism
• Mayor responds to questions about Hispanic center
• Chambersburg's Cullinane retiring
• Police log
• Franklin County government meetings
• Free classes support Chambersburg area parents
• Toy lovers indulge in nostalgia
• Seventh-grade students raise $3,011 for Pennies for Peace
• Waynesboro's YMCA gives free try at rock climbing
• 800 counts of cruelty for dead pigs case
• Franklin County surprised by snow
• Wilson College students come to Elm Street's aid
• No contest plea in assault, robbery case
• Franklin County property transfers
• Waynesboro school board rejects report on teacher contract
• Bring some cheer to a soldier
• Athletic training facility opens in Greencastle
• Fort Loudon Sidelights by Anna Rotz
• Police log
• Farm owner charged in dead pigs case
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow - Snow is on the ground in Chambersburg!
• Chambersburg Area School District balks at raises, union fees suggested in report
• Snow lovers attack Whitetail's slopes
• Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre needs $40K to reach goal
• Hope for SSVC property? Foundation helps soldiers transition to civilian life
• Antrim Township hires new director
• AG investigation into Summit Health class ends in settlement
• Newville man charged with more sex crimes
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce honors Rotz for years of success
• Police: Driver couldn't see pedestrian in Waynesboro crosswalk
• Chambersburg newspaper's holiday charity campaign passes $2,000
• Some selections from last night's wonderful Christmas concert.
• To avoid offending anyone, should your Christmas be merry or your holiday happy?
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center addition plan moves forward
• Chambersburg Area Education Association teachers' vote may lead to a strike
• Mont Alto Borough Council fills vacancy
• Adams, Franklin counties to coordinate Civil War anniversary events
• Franklin County Council of Governments seeks changes at the state level
• Sentencing postponed for Shippensburg area manslaughter
• Chambersburg Area School District's food service aims for nutrition
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area births
• As 2010 comes to a close, we want to wish you a wonderful holiday season and a very happy new year. Please take a moment to enjoy the following message and to remember why there really is no place like Wilson. Warmest wishes to you and your families fro
• Don't forget, the Wilson College Choir's Christmas concert is tonight at 7 p.m. in Alumnae Chapel. Music will include new arrangements of traditional, but less familiar, carols mixed with selections from Benjamin Britten's stunning work, &
• Fallen soldiers honored at Wreaths Across America presentation at Letterkenny
• Economic stats will dictate future Franklin County salaries
• Candlewood Suites work to start in Jan.
• Tuscarora parents mull redistricting
• Liquor license effort stumbles when Chambersburg Planning and Zoning Commission deadlocks
• Shippensburg area man to face charges of manufacturing large amounts of illegal drugs in Franklin County court
• Snow, sleet, freezing rain may hit this weekend
• Man accused of breaking police officer's leg in hospital incident heads to Franklin County court
• Defeated in bid for U.S. Senate, Joe Sestak speaks in Chambersburg
• Indiana jury acquits Mercersburg man of 66 sex charges
• Wilson's Allies group is holding a get-to-know-you holiday celebration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today in Lenfest Lobby. Stop by and sample some homemade treats!
• $100K in drugs discovered during Southampton raid
• The IRS may have a refund for you
• 3 Franklin County farmers try program to produce electricity from cow manure
• Cash registers ringing in the holidays in Franklin County shops
• Police log
• Looking Back 1768: Paying the rose rent
• Tour features notable Franklin County properties
• Join Operation Cheer
• How to give a helping hand
• Blue Ridge emergency workers honored at annual banquet
• Tethered dogs concern many in Franklin County area
• Conococheague Institute provides frontier Christmas at Rock Hill Farm near Mercersburg
• Tribute honors Vietnam War veterans at Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Santa Claus visits with Children at Chambersburg Memorial YMCA
• Holiday campaign reaches $1,100 in donations to help Franklin County residents
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III: U.S. wreath project ceremony is Tuesday
• Business calendar
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Shoop completes CPA licensing requirements
• Franklin County area births
• Letterkenny Army Depot hosts Hunt of a Lifetime for children
• While serving in World War II, Chambersburg man fought on after being shot in the head
• Greencastle streets fill for Friday events
• If Waynesboro changes its animal ordinance, the family with 4 goats and 25 chickens won't have to change
• Fort Ritchie ready for Christmas Charity Week
• GLIMPSE OF GREENCASTLE By Janice Wene: Greencastle's Heritage Christmas Home Tour has church, 5 homes
• BUSINESS PROFILE: Haldeman's Construction
• Patriot Federal Credit Union's website gets honorable mention
• Franklin County area births
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Wilson College is holding its traditional Christmas vespers service at 7 p.m. this Sunday, Dec. 5, in Alumnae Chapel. All are welcome. The service will remind you of the reason for the season and scripture readings, songs by the choir and Christmas carol
• Grinches steal Toys for Tots in Chambersburg and Waynesboro
• Work truck rolls over man's legs in Guilford Township
• Whitetail Ski Resort cranks up snow making machines
• Pay freeze possible at Letterkenny Army Depot
• DUI holiday checkpoints planned
• Negotiators work on tax deal
• Distribution center for printer parts comes to Chambersburg
• Local government meetings
• Police log
• Book chronicles woman's pen-pal relationship with Clinton
• Don't forget to come to "Handmade for the Holidays" today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Sarah's Coffeehouse. You might find the perfect gift for the hard-to-buy-for person. :-)
• Umeployment up in Franklin County . . . as jobless benefits expire
• Cold air follows hours of rain, wind
• 30,000 feet of copper wire stolen
• Changes in Maryland driving laws starts Jan. 1
• Memory honored with fund
• Mercersburg man on trial for second time in molestation case
• Chambersburg Area school board unanimously rejects fact-finder's report
• Not guilty plea given by former Chambersburg man in prostitution case
• Chambersburg's Cold Weather Drop-In Shelter to open for season Friday
• Salvation Army's kettle campaign going well in Chambersburg
• Several homes in Penn National add solar panels
• Rowe family of Chambersburg seeks relief in federal court for father jailed in son's slaying
• Runaway teens from Mercersburg, Fulton County found in Virginia
• OSHA cites Chambersburg area excavating company
• Chambersburg Wal-Mart expected to have Franklin County's 1st self-service wine kiosk
• Power outage at Cumberland Valley Business Park and Letterkenny Army Depot gives 4,000 a day off
• Franklin County's rainfall could exceed 3 inches
• 1 hurt when school van, car in accident near Waynesboro Area Senior High School
• Teen charged in Chambersburg area burglaries set free after bail modified
• Coat drive in Chambersburg heads into final week
• Come one, come all! Shop for one-of-a-kind, handcrafted gifts made by local artisans AND raise money for Wilson's Habitat for Humanity chapter's Alternative Spring Break trip. “Handmade for the Holidays” will be held from 10 a.m. t
• The Wilson College Choir proudly presents "Hodie, hodie!" on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 7 p.m. in the Alumnae Chapel, Thomson Hall. Bring a friend and enjoy a fun evening of song that's sure to put you in the holiday mood! This event is free an
• Franklin County hunters go afield - and stay there
• Chambersburg Hispanic American Center in tax tangle
• Conococheague Institute's historic buildings to be decked out for holiday
• Rutter's to have new site in Fayetteville open by spring
• Complaints about goats, sheep may spur change to animal guidelines in Waynesboro
• Pennsylvania State Police report increase in holiday fatalities
• Meritus Medical Center to open Dec. 11 in Hagerstown, Md., area
• Man tells police 2 men beat him up in Shippensburg Township
• IT specialist wins Rohaly Award
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• 2 flown to hospitals after Sunday night crash in Greene Township
• Walk-in clinic opens in Greencastle
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School marching band's trip gets shuffled
• Fayetteville's junior firefighters fill shoe boxes for needy children worldwide
• Hundreds roll out for model train show in Quincy
• Troops to receive holiday greetings
• Police release name of Thanksgiving Day fatal accident victim in Fulton County
• Holiday Helping Hand donations sought to aid neighbors in Franklin County
• Franklin County area births
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County's hunters ready for big day
• Share your bounty with others
• Deer to be tested for CWD
• Field dressing tips for mild weather
• Police log
• Elm Street Project provides roof for ministry
• Putch returns for Route 30 Too!
• Chambersburg gets new nativity display
• Tree-lighting ceremony set for St. Thomas
• Christmas in the Village
• Neither cold rain, nor a bad economy discourage Franklin County's Black Friday shoppers
• Just how much are we spending this year?
• LOCALLY OWNED SHOPS IN CHAMBERSBURG: 'It's been crazy'
• Franklin County's twin bridge projects take off - again
• Police log
• Only a few cases reach court in stolen ID investigations
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Franklin County property deed transfers
• Second Sprint store celebrates Chambersburg opening
• Red Cross responds to 3 fires since Nov. 14
• Lemasters family serves 900 Thanksgiving meals
• Shippensburg University grad dies in combat
• Animal CSI: Veterinarians learn how to investigate crimes
• McConnellsburg teen sent to jail for Chambersburg burglaries, robberies
• Police log
• Pennsylvania consumers due money from LifeLock
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce launches 2 'buy local' projects, redesigned website
• Dollar General opens in Fort Loudon
• Training available in Chambersburg for tax aid volunteers
• Counterfeit check case set for Franklin County court
• Homicide suspect in court for WCO Grove death
• 2 teens charged in bomb threats in Greencastle
• Free Thanksgiving meals
• Cigarette starts Chambersburg porch fire
• Police log
• Md. man points laser at police helo, gets arrested
• Animal sanctuary owner faces 16 citations
• Warning issued: Rabid cat found in Greencastle
• 3 alleged drug dealers released on bail this week
• Holiday fund at $305
• Fulton County man, 32, allegedly assaults his family
• Searching for love, more deer showing up on Franklin County's roads
• Summit Health's surplus dips to $13.5M
• Watch that forecast while you travel
• Fulton County farm owner to dispose of pig carcasses
• Hustontown man accused of raping boy
• State Sen. Richard Alloway says he'll return his cost-of-living-adjustment pay raise
• 2 charged for robbery of Blur Ridge Summit convenience store head to Franklin County court
• Shuster staffer leaves office for new job
• Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce offers power seminar for businesses
• Just in time to whet your appetite for Thanksgiving! The C. Elizabeth Boyd ’33 Archives’ latest online exhibit, Thanksgiving Dinner at Wilson College - Menus from 1887-1921 - explores the art, design and tastes of Wilson’s Thanksgiving
• Millions of dollars still won't add left turn to get on Interstate 81 southbound at Exit 3 in Antrim Township
• Chambersburg Borough Council wants PennDOT's help to deal with damage from large trucks avoiding Interstate 81
• Chambersburg man faces child pornography charges
• Fire displaces Newburg area family
• Federal judge rules practice religion doesn't excuse Shippensburg man's tax duty
• Fulton County Medical Center ledger still in black ink
• United Way of Franklin County to benefit in radio event
• M&T Bank opens its 1st Pennsylvania 'green' branch in Chambersburg
• Fund drive aids Franklin County neighbors at holidays
• Franklin County area police log
• A final dispatch for 416: 2,000 remember WCO Grove
• Grove was known for his laughter, love of the outdoors
• New court administrator on the job in Franklin County
• Police log
• Franklin County municipal officials have new hope for 'wish list'
• Looking Back 1938: Smile! Franklin County's rural schools begin encouraging dental care
• Craft show has added benefit
• Operation Cheer
• Holiday spirit rolls into Chambersburg
• Stoppage of plans to build a new Franklin County courthouse pleases many
• Dickens Days events continue in Shippensburg with live mannequins, gingerbread houses
• Fewer homes for sale in Franklin County
• Greencastle Christmas Parade keeps 'small town' feeling alive
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School graduate has last flight as Army pilot
• Asphyxiation blamed for 2 fire deaths in Warfordsburg area mobile home
• Real estate offices accept Toys for Tots
• Newcomer-designed hotels receive honors
• Franklin County area police log
• Law enforcement officers gather to remember Grove
• Jones' trial starts Feb. 7
• Go online to find out which Chambersburg Area School District middle school your child will attend
• Dickens' Days comes to Shippensburg
• Police log
• Chambersburg parade is tonight
• Franklin County property transfers
• Daddy meets new baby via Skype
• Towne Singers founders retiring
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Franklin County nursing home to get $1.6M in repairs
• Don't miss the yearbook fundraiser - it's happening NOW (and lasts until 1 p.m.) in Lenfest Lobby. A rep from Tastefully Simple will be there with a free sampling of goodies. Come support the yearbook!
• Franklin County area retailers unwrap holiday sales early
• Jobless benefits to expire soon for 1,100 in Franklin County
• Charges in Franklin County court dropped against Chambersburg man who questioned trooper's parking
• Cost for care of seized dogs climbs as Franklin County animal cruelty case cycles through delay
• Franklin County holds line on taxes
• Trial delayed for slaying outside Fannettsburg area tavern
• Greencastle-Antrim school board president resigns
• Lawyer asks public to 'reserve judgment' in case of dead hogs in Warfordsburg
• Chambersburg newspaper's annual holiday charity campaign starts today
• Chambersburg holiday parade is Saturday
• Defense in dead pigs case: Reserve judgment
• Bring a cleaning, toiletry or non-perishable food item to the women’s basketball games this Saturday & Sunday & get admitted free! To support National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week, Wilson's athletics department is collectin
• Click below to read a special message from the "Leading with Confidence: The Campaign for Wilson College" co-chairs.
• Fries appeal hearing continued
• Allies meeting today at noon in the Women's Studies Lounge adjacent to Sarah's Coffeehouse.
• Police contact man who owned farm where hundreds of dead pigs were found
• Chambersburg family seeks aid of state Supreme Court to gain release of father accused of fatally shooting son
• Legal issues cloud Rowe case
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School graduate wounded in Afghan War
• Chambersburg Area school board nixes high school band's field trip to New Orleans
• Franklin County to allocate more money for drug abuse treatment in 2011
• 69 jobs at Letterkenny Army Depot to end with Humvee work
• Police say attempted homicide in Fayetteville not cause for worry
• Mont Alto Borough Council member resigns after less than a year at the post
• Owner of unlicensed kennel placed on probation in Franklin County court
• Franklin County area food pantries see demand skyrocket
• New courthouse in Franklin County? Nevermind
• Services to be in Waynesboro for Wildlife Conservation Officer Grove
• Hearing scheduled for man accused of killing Grove
• Developers eye Antrim Township business park
• Officials revise count of pig carcasses on Warfordsburg area farm
• Chambersburg assault case heads to Franklin County court
• Burglary suspects to face Franklin County judge
• Police release information on attempted homicide in Fayetteville home
• Washington Township prepares ordinance limiting yard sales
• Vermont Law School Dean of Admissions Kathy Hartman shares a laugh with Professor Ed Wells in Norland Parlor today. Dean Hartman is here to talk with Wilson students about VLS and its top-rated environmental law program.
• Alleged killer's hearing set in Adams County
• Don't forget ... Vermont Law School Dean of Admissions Kathy Hartman will be in Norland Parlor from 2:30 to 3:30 today to talk to students and answer questions about VLS (with which Wilson has an admissions agreement). VLS has the top-ranked environ
• Stop by Sarah's Coffeehouse today from noon to 1 p.m. to hear Dr. Jill Hummer, assistant professor of political science at Wilson, discuss “Dreams for Our Daughters: Barack Obama and Presidential Fatherhood.” The presentation by the Wome
• Warren Township mother worries for missing teen son
• Truck, rail carriers focus on future of Interstate 81
• Nativity to be built in downtown Chambersburg
• Zullinger Meats, 2 of its officers charged for allegedly failing to carry workers' compensation insurance
• Franklin County judge appointed to state committee
• Autopsy scheduled for today for victim of Antrim Township crash
• Military mother from Fayetteville volunteers to work in Iraq
• Conococheague Players schedule tribute to Vietnam veterans on Dec. 4 in Chambersburg
• Pennsylvania House passes bill on wildlife conservation officers' powers, duties
• Artist, author to speak at gathering of Mont Alto Historical Society
• Today's Herald-Mail newspaper (Hagerstown, Md.) has a story about Dr. Ed Wells' "Environmental Sociology" class and projects students have taken on to benefit the community - primarily Chambersburg's "Elm Street Program"
• Grant funds Shippensburg Band's concert series
• Man, 22, dies after Antrim Township crash
• Pennsylvania House of Representatives may vote today on teacher pensions
• Greencastle mother warns of drink's hazards
• Chambersburg Mall to welcome Santa Claus with carnival, free fun
• Officials to probe garage blaze in Mercersburg
• Candle blamed for Shippensburg house fire
• Open house planned for nursing program at Penn State Mont Alto
• Shakespeare play slated for Friday at Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Penn State Mont Alto offers sessions on financial aid
• Man, 70, dies in crash in Peters Township
• Taming Franklin County's feral felines
• Woman's approach to feral cats draws requests for help
• CASHS dances at inaugural Mini-Thon
• Police log
• Chambersburg chamber to hold annual breakfast
• Franklin County property transfers
• Business calendar
• Families of Mont Alto subject of calendar
• Volunteer fair highlights need in Franklin County
• Game commission officer slain; suspect didn't want to return to prison
• Dead pigs case: Barn doors blocked by equipment
• Jail time given for 'religious-based' marijuana
• Soldiers holding food drive through holidays
• Game commission officer 'dedicated' and 'personable'
• Business profile: Liberty Tax Service
• Police log
• Alloway hopes to finish up Castle Doctrine
• Arraignment set for man accused of trying to run down trooper
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• PSU student helps experts with singing dogs
• Chambersburg pauses to remember veterans
• WWII collection a lifelong passion for Greencastle man
• 'Large amount' of cash found in vehicle
• Service pays tribute to veterans
• Plan for 31-home development near Whitetail Resort in Montgomery Township is back on the table
• Franklin County court sentences
• Students' use of Kindles increases reading, brings fame to Chambersburg Area School District libraries
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School's Barry Purvis to lead Pennsylvania principals' group
• Better Days Animal League's new thrift store in Chambersburg will support care for animals
• Help sought with recovery of Greene Township's equipment
• Pennsylvania DEP removes drought watches, warnings
• Franklin County area police log
• Boys and Girls Club of Chambersburg receives $500 grant
• Tower Bank opens its branch on Norland Avenue in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg Area School District details middle schools plan
• Greencastle Borough Council member resigns
• Officials to consider quality of life when setting up Franklin County's plan
• U.S. Colored Troops remembered by Mercersburg family
• Dead pigs in 'varying states of decay' on Fulton County farm
• Watch video of the student-organized children's health fair held Nov. 6 in Chambersburg.
• Broken axle disrupts traffic on I-81
• Wilson students Heather Jordan-Clapsaddle and freshman Lesley Eichelberger organized a children's community health fair as a project for Dr. Ed Wells' Environmental Sociology class. The fair, which was held Nov. 6 in Chambersburg, included teac
• Check out Wilson's new entrance signs with the new logo! What do you think?
• Chambersburg Area Council for the Arts to close downtown gallery
• Reward offered in theft of collector coins in Fannett Township
• Police find homemade exploded devices in Chambersburg
• Car damages post office in Zullinger
• Sheetz gets OK for new store in Guilford Township
• Franklin County's 2011 budget may not include a real estate tax hike
• Plans unveiled tonight for two-middle school system in Chambersburg Area School District meeting
• Child rape hearing delayed in Franklin County court
• Family challenges second arrest of Rowe
• Nearly 1,000 dead pigs found on Fulton County farm
• Chambersburg Police allege woman assaulted her teenager
• Franklin County libraries plan more computer classes
• Seekers overwhelm inaugural job fair in Cumberland County
• Mont Alto United Methodist Church receives flag that flew over war
• Copper stolen from vans parked at Chambersburg motel
• Groups help veterans who have become students at Shippensburg University
• Rare dogs to be neutered today in Willow Hill
• Tuscarora mulls busing pupils to equalize elementary schools' class sizes in Mercersburg area
• Mercersburg mayor pushes for Smith house to be moved
• Chambersburg Borough Council moves forward with 'bare bones budget' plan
• $5 million child care center opens at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Traditional Irish Dance
• Traditional Korean Song
• Indoor athletic training center to open in Greencastle
• New school complex one step closer in Greencastle
• Chambersburg man in court Tuesday for son's homicide
• Waynesboro Korean War program features film
• Shippensburg salutes veterans
• Education digest for Franklin County
• We want to hear from you!
• Greencastle-Antrim school board member objects to $2M for turf
• Looking Back 1946: Knouse Foods starts tomato clubs for kids
• Police log
• Vietnam veterans honored at Mont Alto ceremony
• World champion bicycle messenger sets up shop in Chambersburg
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• JLG to work with Italian company on marketing
• Business calendar
• Speaker set for Veterans Day ceremony at Letterkenny Army Depot
• Chambersburg area church's congregants raise funds with early Thanksgiving
• Women's conference in Mont Alto provides guidance, workshops
• Trial scheduled in Franklin County court for man accused of killing his St. Thomas wife
• Spending, debt prompt concern in Franklin County
• Business profile: Express Employment Professionals
• Franklin County events to honor veterans
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Murder trial delayed until January term
• Franklin County property transfers
• Winery expands to Greencastle
• Meeting kicks off Franklin County planning
• Chambersburg man accused of attacking his father
• Waynesboro's officials have done all they can to ensure your safety on their streets, the rest is up to you
• Washington Township officials, others displeased with Pa. 16's paving quality
• Competency of defendant studied in Hamilton Township beating death
• Group seeks public vote on building a new Franklin County courthouse
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Rare 'singing dogs' found in Franklin County, resulting in unlicensed kennel citation for Willow Hill man
• Franklin County area police log
• Greencastle-Antrim school board rejects Aug. 15 start for next school year
• Waynesboro Police: Boy, 13, runs into side of vehicle
• Bake sale in Chambersburg to benefit ailing youngster
• Mercersburg's Smith House draws 5 bids, 1 memo
• Mr. Ed's along U.S. 30 to be ready for sequel to 'Route 30'
• Police: Man enters Adams County home, switches on room's lights
• Homicide by vehicle hearing postponed in Franklin County
• Police charge Needmore man with homicide by vehicle
• Police rule fire at Mr. Ed's in Adams County was arson
• Chambersburg area schools conduct mock elections
• Health care, economy drive Franklin County's voters to polls
• Cranes with local ties aided miner rescue
• Moul re-elected to serve the 91st District
• Heat assistance grants now available
• Shuster wins in Pa.'s 9th
• Menno Haven auxiliary prepares flower sale
• Kauffman elected to 3rd term
• Salvation Army to host free holiday dinner in Chambersburg
• Franklin County voter turnout 51%; most Pa. seats flip to Republican
• Program to help Chambersburg's downtown stores
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School event to raise money for Four Diamonds Fund
• Republicans prepares for high expectations
• Plan would preserve Mercersburg's Smith House by moving it across the street or to Fayetteville
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center students grill up tasty honors
• Big day marks 102nd birthday for 'Grandma' of Fannettsburg
• The Wilson College modern dance ensemble, Orchesis, will present its annual fall concert on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12 and 13, in Wilson's Appenzellar-Buchanan Dance Studio. Performances will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with a Saturd
• Greencastle-Antrim students may start next school year on Aug. 15
• Budget crunch may cause Chambersburg to hike sewer rates in 2011
• United Way's Gifts in Kind spreads surplus resources around Franklin County
• Suite life headed for Shippensburg University
• 2 suppliers of electricity to Franklin County freeze distribution rates in advance of merger
• Washington Township supervisors seek input on yard sales
• Family offers free Thanksgiving meal in Lemasters
• Chambersburg father kills his daughters and self at remote Letterkenny Township site
• Voters to choose Pennsylvania, national leaders today
• Franklin County's jobless rate dips again
• Business calendar
• Franklin County area police log
• VALLEY DIGEST By Roscoe Barnes III
• Tower Bancorp reports growth in net income
• Autumn walk benefits Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter of Chambersburg
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area residents join in the fun at the Rally to Restore Sanity
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• An unregulated high hits the Franklin County area: synthetic marijuana
• Franklin County area education digest
• Greencastle Borough Council OKs liquor license application
• Franklin County area police log
• Pennsylvania official: Money stalls Mont Alto State Park work
• Girls celebrate birthday of scouting's founder in Shippensburg
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Stutzes get help with the wounded warrior project
• Chambersburg area magicians conjure up SAM chapter
• Energy drink twist worries Franklin County law enforcement, officials
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Wife claims police have wrong man
• Trick-or-treating alternative scheduled for downtown
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Safety measures aren't preventing accidents in Waynesboro
• Mont Alto Film Project looking for extras
• Business Profile: Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home
• Penelec: Switch or pay 16% more
• Franklin County property transfers
• Police log
• Zombies don't eat M&Ms and other local Halloween traditions
• Fright Night Haunted House
• Water level to drop in Meadow Grounds Lake
• Mr. Ed nearly ready to rebuild his Orrtanna landmark along U.S. 30
• Franklin County Jail programs designed to cut repeat business
• Sleeper discharges firearm; shot breaches adjacent Greene Township home
• Judge throws out blood-alcohol level evidence against Chambersburg man who questioned off-duty trooper's parking
• Franklin County hearing set for today in aerosol bomb case
• Tractor pulling a family affair as 4 Martins compete at high level
• Franklin County area growers have plenty of pumpkins, they're just smaller
• Fayetteville driver to face DUI, assault charges after car containing two pregnant women is sideswiped
• Slaying suspect freed, rearrested at Chambersburg home as police swarm neighborhood
• Franklin County area drivers complain, tolerate pain at the pumps
• Gas prices jump again in the East, Franklin County
• Franklin County commissioners to cut energy costs with nursing home project
• Chambersburg father charged in his son's shooting death
• Hearing set for Tuesday for former Chambersburg man charged with operating teen prostitution ring
• Fashion show at Wilson College of Chamabersburg helps Habitat for Humanity
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Area couple works with Wounded Warriors
• Franklin County area police log
• GeoTrail unveiled on South Mountain
• Dozens walk in Chambersburg Crop Walk to help feed the hungry
• WARFORDSBURG: Woman allegedly hit, bit man after wreck
• Police log
• Faster broadband deployment, no rate increase in agreement
• Trick-or-treat schedules for Franklin County
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Adams County apple growers look to tap into international markets
• Teen girl's tattoo lands Greencastle man in jail
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Festival marks Latino Heritage Month
• Taste buds were smokin' at the BBQ Challenge
• Police log
• Recreation grants cover iPhone app, latrine
• AppleFest fills Chambersburg streets
• Chambersburg's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1599 to appeal guilty gaming verdict
• Chambersburg Hospital adds option for cancer diagnoses
• Business profile: Progress Park Child Care
• GREENE TOWNSHIP: Man allegedly fires pistol during chase
• Chambersburg Chilean family: 'We need to be united ... because we're human'
• Franklin County area police log
• Driver faces DUI charge after car strikes house in Waynesboro
• DUI checkpoints to continue another year
• Don't fall for scam's promise of harm
• Work on Norfolk Southern rail yard to begin soon in Antrim Township
• Castle Doctrine needs support of Pennsylvania House of Representatives
• Spooky tales on tap in Waynesboro
• Few college-educated people live in Franklin County
• Tennessee trucking company buys former Cressler site near Shippensburg
• Statue to be unveiled at Chambersburg Area Senior High School homecoming
• Patriot Federal Credit Union hires new chief financial officer
• State Rep. Todd Rock works through Lyme disease
• Teenage girl runs away from placement in Chambersburg
• Details emerge from Interstate 81 collision that injured 6
• Police: No injuries in school bus, Jeep crash in Greene Township
• Franklin County sheriff seeks 18% raise for deputies
• Franklin County eyes repairs to courthouse clock
• Needmore man faces sexual assault charges
• St. Thomas boy, 3, more severely injured in dump truck-bicycle accident than initially reported
• Members of Chambersburg's rec advisory board disappointed in parks' maintenance, progress
• Dollar General to open this fall in Fort Loudon
• Temporary speed humps to slow traffic on Chambersburg's Norland Avenue
• United States Senate candidate Joe Sestak's wife speaks at Wilson College in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg area schools brace for flu season
• Heating costs to increase in Franklin County, elsewhere
• Police seeking runaway girl
• Weis recognized for environmental policy
• Right-To-Know Law changes go to Pennsylvania House
• $4 million grant to help create museum at seminary in Gettysburg
• New Rutter's to add 40 jobs to Fayetteville
• Survey seeks parents' opinions on CASD
• Community center next for Fannett-Metal Education Foundation
• Rep. Rock reportedly ill with Lyme disease
• State law: Keep dog licenses current
• Franklin County area government meetings
• Acid spill closes Pa. 696
• State wants Kirby to serve 5 years
• Aussie visitors take a look at U.S. funerals
• 'We the People' rally draws 100
• 6 hurt in accident on Interstate 81
• Education briefs for Franklin County
• Franklin County area government meetings
• Looking Back 1932: The 'reel' Bill Cody comes to Chambersburg
• Shippensburg couple opens garden to benefit club
• Police log
• Greencastle group puts students on even footing
• WWII soldier helped Holocaust victims
• Hang up if you are in Md.
• Franklin County school districts see increase in numbers of free, reduced lunches served
• New Wilson students moving into their residence halls and visiting Diakon Wilderness Center for some fun activities and team building.
• Some photos taken from the new exhibit at the Hankey Center called "Stories from Scraps"
• Wilson College opened its 142nd academic year with Fall Convocation in Thomson Hall’s Alumnae Chapel on Tuesday, Sept. 7. Speeches of the day centered on the theme of “Women as Global Citizens.”
• Wilson had a booth at the Second Annual Latino Harvest Festival in Chambersburg Sunday. Those from the college included student Barbara Bush, a member of the Diversity Team; Spanish Department teaching assistant Griselda Gonzalez; Kiah Burman, a senior m
• Check out photos of Wilson students working hard during Saturday's campus clean-up day. (Photos courtesy of Wilson Communications Dept. work-study student April Davila.)
• Last night, President Edmundson accepted an award on behalf of the college from the South Central PA Green Building Association for achieving LEED certification for Wilson's Brooks Complex. Wilson was one of three colleges and two other organization
• Former Wilson President Gwen Jensen addressed Wilson's Annual Scholarship Appreciation Dinner on Friday, Sept. 24. The dinner brings together scholarship donors and recipients, as well as faculty, staff and others.
• Check out photos of Wilson students, staff and faculty having fun at Arts Day this Wednesday!
• Dumplings go fast at Greencastle's annual AppleFest
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• Re-enactors: Civil War battles are more than their hobby
• 10-year plan for Franklin County under way
• 10 cited for underage drinking
• Readers say 'thanks'
• Letterkenny Depot center to destroy rocket motors
• Police log
• Grand jury indicts Franklin County residents on federal drug charges
• Whitetail golf course to get new clubhouse
• KIRBY FOUND GUILTY
• Norland Avenue Subway opens
• BofA halts foreclosures in 50 states
• Glimpse of Greencastle: Holiday lights to glow; Halloween events set
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Police log
• Franklin County Court sentences
• Boil water notice lifted for Letterkenny area
• Drainage work may relieve neighborhood flooding in Waynesboro
• Architect to compare sites for next Franklin County courthouse
• PennDOT adds map feature to website
• Yard maintenance a problem with foreclosed homes
• Chambersburg Mall's tax assessment drops, reducing bills from Chambersburg Area School District and Franklin County a total of about $100,000
• Chambersburg Area School District energy bills reduced by $180,000
• Specter to raise cash for primary foe who beat him
• Defense rests in Kirby trial
• Some Franklin County foreclosures may be put on hold
• Chambersburg woman discovers two sisters she didn't know she had
• Deadline is Friday to register for prostate cancer seminar in Chambersburg
• Police log
• More students learning English as a second language in Chambersburg Area School District
• Farm truck regulations may be relaxed for farmers in Franklin County, elsewhere
• Merger might not boost phone rates in Franklin County area
• In Snyder v. Phelps, lawyers on the spot
• Fire company accepting bids for demolition of Mercersburg's Smith House
• Man living in Greencastle arrested in baby's death
• Jury hears police interview in Kirby trial
• Greencastle man charged in death of Hanover boy
• Coroner testifies as Kirby trial continues
• Senior Expo scheduled for Oct. 21 in Newport
• Chambersburg's Salvation Army to take applications for Christmas assistance
• New Chambersburg Area Senior High School library is a big step up
• Shooting victim 'enraged' according to witness in Kirby trial
• Hospital releases stabbing victim
• Dreams help Franklin County woman battle Lyme disease
• Metal Township readies bulk item day pickup
• Chambersburg Police: Man uses gun to threaten his sister
• Chambersburg Memorial YMCA starts club to help youth battle suicide
• High school students in Franklin County and Pennsylvania to get more tests
• Missing scooter investigation nets several charges for Waynesboro woman
• Testimony starts in Franklin County trial for Mainsville slaying
• Hagerstown man faces attempted homicide charge for stabbing in Chambersburg
• Part of Pa. 316 in Washington Township to close tonight
• Accidental fire destroys mobile home in St. Thomas Township; displaces several people
• Chambersburg Kiwanis Club looks forward to rose sale
• Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre launches 3rd annual Be A Star campaign
• Seminar in Greencastle to examine principles of liberty
• Franklin County area churches pass on protest outside school
• Waynesboro man faces charges after shooting at California University of Pennsylvania
• Closed Quiznos east of Chambersburg to be sold, perhaps piece by piece
• Sidewalk concerns remain unsettled in Greencastle
• South central Pennsylvania Christian radio station nears
• EAST-ENDER BY TOM GILBERT: Market to offer samples
• Trial for Mainsville slaying to start Monday in Franklin County court
• Franklin County area police log
• Motorcyclist perishes in Cumberland County crash
• Schools host college night, musician, step dancing, art
• Throng seeks blessing for their pets at Chambersburg church
• Defendant in Chambersburg prostitution scheme again delays hearing
• Fallen Marine's mother behind memorial planned for Frederick, Md.
• 2 Chambersburg shopping centers get facelift
• Columbia Gas honors Daugherty's 40 years
• Franklin County area business calendar
• Franklin County area police log
• VALLEY DIGEST WITH ROSCOE BARNES III
• Waynesboro's Market Day brings a crowd
• Stoners offer fun day on their Mercersburg area farm
• Some seek referendum on whether to build new Franklin County courthouse
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Developer continues push for 3rd option for courthouse site
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Women arrested after entering home
• Fort Loudon Sidelights by Anna Rotz
• PennDOT announces work for next week
• Driver in fatal accident in fair condition
• Capitol Theatre campaign kicks off
• Accused man was 'grandfather figure'
• Sheffield named to top civilian post on Letterkenny Army Depot
• Shakedown at Franklin County Jail nets contraband
• Shippensburg University officer allegedly assaulted
• Marine fighter pilot was in the air over Japan when atomic bomb hit Hiroshima
• Grants to help Chambersburg property owners with street trees
• Franklin County jury acquits Fannettsburg landlord of rape, sexual assault
• Letterkenny Army Depot to add 200 jobs
• Heavy rains cause few major problems throughout Franklin County
• Whitetail Golf Resort to begin clubhouse addition
• McConnellsburg woman dies in U.S. 30 crash in Peters Township
• Book donation helps stock Franklin County Jail's library
• Greencastle Borough Council to settle sidewalk issues
• Chambersburg man, 83, charged for alleged sexual assault of girl, 7
• Franklin County hunters ready as Pennsylvania archery season begins Saturday
• Woman killed in Peters Twp. crash
• Doc opens area's 2nd urgent care clinic
• Dairy, crop educators needed at Frankin County's Penn State Cooperative Extension
• Wolf's bus driver dead in crash
• FRANKLIN COUNTY: Deadline nears for voter registration
• Franklin County area meetings
• Chambersburg Area School District security system OK'd for $10,000
• McConnellsburg Lions Club fundraising goal for park is $100K
• Flood watch in effect in Franklin County
• Jury trial set for Fannettsburg rape case
• Police log
• Alloway: 'Castle doctrine' would protect gun owners who act in self-defense
• Franklin County's jobless rate decreases
• Meals on Wheels relies on donations to feed shut-ins in Franklin County
• Witness says Path Valley landlord raped her
• Police: Man charged for cemetery assault in Shippensburg
• 2 teens die in Fulton County crash
• Police identify Montgomery Township man who killed himself
• Group seeks pheasant habitat renewal in Franklin County
• Motorcyclists form ABATE chapter in Franklin County
• Asylum process progresses for Cuban family living near Chambersburg
• FRANKLIN FOCUS: Retiree misses 67 years of open roads
• Several Franklin County residents become U.S. citizens
• Police log
• New manufacturer to add jobs at Cumberland Valley Business Park
• Franklin County's emergency radios require $400K reprogramming
• Congress: Swift action on stink bug
• Former NFL player encourages Franklin County Jail inmates
• Federal bankruptcy court approves Gemcraft Homes reorganization plan
• Chambersburg Borough Council votes to cut electricity rate
• Water authority serving Greencastle area increases late fees to encourage payment
• Police mum on suicide, shooting in Montgomery Township
• CenturyLink, Qwest merger gets approvals
• Business calendar
• Children report abduction attempt in Chambersburg
• 71 athletes take on Chambersburg Memorial YMCA's triathlon
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III: New rules, personnel, generator make the grade
• Assistance with autism offered to families at autism fair in Chambersburg
• Memory Walk at Chambersburg's Providence Place battles Alzheimer's disease
• Franklin County meetings
• 80 pounds of unwanted, expired medications turned in at Chambersburg collection point
• Franklin County's education digest
• Independent Potts challenges state Rep. Kauffman
• Police log
• How safe are Franklin County area gas pipelines?
• Looking Back 1862: Love and honor in a time of war, part 2
• Pa. Senate race: Sestak called unusual Democrat
• Weekend death investigated
• Pa. Senate race: Toomey finds new audience
• Infested? Here's some help to get rid of your stink bugs
• Penn State Mont Alto campus at heart of film
• STINK BUGS: They are everywhere you don't want them to be
• United Way artwork traveling through Franklin, Fulton counties
• Police log
• Salvation Army volunteer injured on Chambersburg's rail trail
• Vet worked on Flying Fortresses
• Attempted child abduction reported in Chambersburg
• Burglary, trespass cases move to county court
• Business profile: Tracy's Style & Tanning
• Franklin County deed transfers
• Fair features autism support, info
• Glimpse of Greencastle with Janice Wene
• Probation added to forgery prison sentence
• District judge dismisses assault case against Waynesboro man
• Mercersburg woman to be released from jail when she finds a home
• Chambersburg Area School District's Career Magnet School plan may be discussed at tonight'
• Irwin house renovations to start soon in Mercersburg
• Storm rips through Franklin County, downing trees, wires
• Police: Teacher in Big Spring School District shared child pornography
• Parking rules shift for Mercersburg Townfest on Saturday
• Large group of teachers attends Chambersburg Area school board meeting in protest of contract propos
• Safety beacons for pedestrians may be up in Waynesboro by November
• Senior apartments open at Southgate Shopping Center in Chambersburg
• Mercersburg man faces charges from Lexus theft, crash
• Wetlands in backyard frustrate Hamilton Township homeowner
• Chambersburg man jailed for beating informant
• Franklin County area cleans up from quick storm
• Citizens want vote on Franklin County courthouse plans
• Police: Gun stops basketball game in St. Thomas
• Greencastle ice cream shop owner honored
• Future unclear for area Blockbuster store
• Norland Avenue residents want traffic slowed down before a tragedy occurs
• Elm Street program marks successes
• Lawsuit claims financial misdeeds involving F&M Trust bank
• 'Clean' land for sale at Letterkenny
• Chambersburg Borough electric rates to drop
• Franklin County births
• Children found playing with hazardous liquid in Chambersburg
• Ribbon to be cut for senior apartments in Chambersburg
• Weather Service says Franklin County is StormReady
• Memory Walk in Chambersburg takes on Alzheimer's disease
• Spraying for West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes set for tonight in Mercersburg
• Waynesboro family moves out after fire
• CHAMBERSBURG: Town hall meeting focuses on Elm Street
• Letterkenny Army Depot to open child care center
• Case involving 4 Chambersburg robberies moves ahead
• Autopsy set for Waynesboro 9th-grader who died at Washington Township crash
• VFW post facing gambling violation charges
• School lunches may slim Franklin County children
• 'Jacktivities' motivate Falling Spring students
• Mont Alto apartment complex, Penn State campus officials aim to educate students on alcohol's d
• Class would give Chambersburg Area School District students a chance to explore subject of their cho
• 2nd person eyed in child porn case in Cumberland County
• Police log
• Franklin County area police log
• EAST-ENDER by Tom Gilbert: Bridge games offer fun
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III: Concerts to benefit food banks, fire victims
• Officials from Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources tour Mont Alto State Pa
• Rash of unlocked cars in Franklin County invite thieves
• Tour shows off Franklin County gardens
• Franklin County will feel an impact from Pennsylvania's next governor
• Latino festival in Chambersburg draws hundreds
• Car show raises funds for BOPIC
• Fundraiser benefits women's inmate release program
• Police log
• Franklin County area meetings
• Fall Farm Fun Fest features robotic milker
• Home buyers and sellers face tough decisions in slow market
• Franklin County Republicans serve soup - with a dash of politics
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Orrstown Bank named to fastest growth list
• Social Security publishes final rules for vets
• Underground Railroad weekend draws history buffs to Chambersburg
• Police log
• Drivers injured in head-on wreck
• Chambersburg Mall, Montessori Academy dispute taxes
• Franklin County court sentences
• Franklin County man gets West Nile virus
• Fallen soldier honored: Mont Alto's Main Street to bear Sgt. Shaffer's name
• Alleged murderer: Police lied
• Ft. Loudon Sidelights by Anna Rotz
• Stabbing suspect in Franklin County Jail
• Chambersburg Area School District's lawyer resigns
• Economy helps military recruiters reach goals
• United Way campaign kicks off
• Soon-to-be-closed Antrim House Restaurant in Greencastle draws interest from Mercersburg restaurant
• Wilson prof on TV tonight
• Driver injured after crashing car into tree
• Chambersburg native and his team win gold medal
• Convicted murderer Harshman to continue appealing
• Drought warning issued for Franklin and Fulton counties
• Franklin County commissioners choose 5 to assist downtowns
• South Central Community Action Program scouts for volunteers at Chambersburg open house
• Interstate 81's express lane at Chambersburg to shift to southbound side
• Franklin County schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress standard
• 2 municipalities in Franklin County test positive for West Nile mosquitoes
• Members of Franklin County's Republican Party witness the power of tea
• Tuscarora Mountain Winery to open Greencastle shop
• $100K bail set in alleged toddler sex assault
• Appeals board may form for Greencastle sidewalk issues
• Norfolk Southern's plan to alter railroad crossings in Antrim Township draws complaints
• Wilson College launches search for next president
• Not guilty plea entered in slaying of Md. woman
• Sites for proposed Franklin County courthouse evaluated
• Proposed Franklin County sewer plant expansion will increase capacity and customer bills
• Obama's speech draws no protests at Franklin County schools
• Bill to identify, punish interstate poachers awaits Rendell's signature
• Police charge Blue Ridge Summit man with 14 offenses, including driving under the influence
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Applications sought for $2.3M in bonds
• Franklin County area police log
• Newburg man faces sex assault charges from 2006-8
• Guilford Township residents may dispose of bulky trash
• Sunday to be last day for Antrim House Restaurant
• Chambersburg Borough Council says sidewalks can wait at Venura Foods
• Chambersburg Borough Council approves agreement for regional sewer system upgrade
• 4 men charged after Southampton Township home broken into; resident calls 911 from locked bathroom
• Franklin County jury chosen for trial for 2009 neighbor slaying
• Drought hits Franklin County farms hard
• Police say woman's remains found in Perry County
• South Central Community Action Program to have open house from 4 to 6 p.m. today in Chambersburg
• Short move in Greencastle results in big change for Pure & Simple Cafe
• Man who formerly worked at Franklin County Jail charged in assault case
• Cafe opens near Greencastle's highline
• Franklin County meetings
• Police log
• Looking Back: Samuel Cormany makes a wartime decision
• Colonial fair visitors treated to Ferguson rifle lecture
• Valley Digest with ROSCOE BARNES III
• Franklin County Military Outreach Program seeks donations
• Fashion show benefits Lyme Disease research
• State troopers targeting U.S. 30 violators of school bus law
• 3 sought for armed robbery attempt at Chambersburg Mall
• 'Minor' patrol cites 7 Shippensburg University students for underage drinking
• Local Muslims worry about their safety
• Mercersburg's borough manager to work for Waynesboro
• Death at Guilford Township care home investigated
• Spirituality, health seminar set for Oct. 22
• Franklin County events to mark Sept. 11, 2001
• D'Antonio appointed to be head of school at Chambersburg's Montessori
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court seeks to slow foreclosures through county efforts
• Search continues in Antrim Township for new public works director
• Dogs take a dip in Chambersburg's Municipal Pool for Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter
• Parents of Chambersburg Area School District students to get PSSA results
• Speaker at Shippensburg University ceremony says 9/11 made patriots
• Gathering at Letterkenny Army Depot recalls 9/11
• MERCERSBURG: Community chorus set to begin rehearsals
• Police log
• Glimpse of Greencastle: Heart walk hopes to raise $157,000; folks comment on Old Home Week
• ANTRIM TOWNSHIP: Threat to Obama staffer left at rest area
• Name of Fannett Township accident victim released
• 'Handymen' lend their time, skills for Chambersburg's Elm Street project
• JLG awarded $40M forklift contract
• Franklin County area police log
• Tree limb damage causes power loss in Greencastle, Mercersburg area
• Franklin County inmates' legal research to cost $17K annually
• Students invited to share Lego creations at Greencastle museum
• Chambersburg Police arrest man after bar's window broken
• Graystone Tower Bank a 'best place to work'
• Driver charged in Waynesboro DUI crash quickly released from jail
• Arraignment set in Franklin County death penalty case
• Chambersburg man arrested for indecent exposure when he shows up at Franklin County Courthouse
• Latino Festival slated for Sunday at Chambersburg's Memorial Park
• Chambersburg's AARP chapter gathers, donates school supplies
• Burglar jailed for at least 41 months for Chambersburg area spree
• South Carolina man sought after he misses Franklin County court hearing
• Member of Waynesboro Borough Council tries for assistant borough manager position
• Waynesboro's Adventures in Coffee reopens
• Franklin County Area Development Corp. honors the efforts of G. Warren Elliott
• Fix JB Sports reception set for Sept. 17 in James Buchanan Middle School near Mercersburg
• Wood shop catches fire on Upper Strasburg Road
• Franklin County region's hiring outlook far from rosy
• Police log
• Waynesboro police officer charged with theft
• Franklin County WWll vet saw 517 days of combat
• More charges filed in alleged robberies that totaled $880
• Franklin County wants $200K returned
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Ventura Foods plans expansion at Chambersburg plant
• Greencastle's Antrim House Restaurant to close after Sept. 19
• Fire strike's Washington Township grocery on same day as its 2nd-anniversary celebration
• Economy makes college students nervous about future
• Armed robbery spree hits Chambersburg; police name suspect
• Wilson College welcomes new students to Chambersburg campus
• Police: 3 sought for assaulting 3 others
• Marion notary public waives hearing, sent to Franklin County court
• Former Chambersburg man faces charges from prostitution case 2 years ago
• Chambersburg Area School District teachers may get new contract tonight
• Four brush fires reported in Franklin County on Labor Day
• 511 system provides traffic info for Pa.
• Mosquito spraying set; residents can help with control
• Wounded Warrior rep at market's Community Day
• Annual Sept. 11 Service of Remembrance set at depot
• Nursing homes can't enforce a patient's bias
• Police log
• Chambersburg: Labor Day crowd rallies for change
• Franklin County area police log
• Fire strikes M&K Market in Washington Township
• VALLEY DIGEST WITH ROSCOE BARNES III: Efforts recognized; business to reopen
• Drivers find joy in crashing at demolition derby in Shippensburg
• Chambersburg teacher loses 100 pounds - his way
• Officials probe M&K Market blaze in Washington Township
• Paragliders power through wind at Shippensburg Airport
• Report: Care improves at Franklin County hospitals
• Borough of Chambersburg worker considers retirement after nearly 46 years of hauling trash
• Shooting range closed in Michaux
• Norlo Park offers educational Native Plant Garden
• Tea Party rally planned for Monday in Chambersburg's square
• Motorcycle, Corvette show an annual event
• Higher Pa. liquor fees mean more cost per bottle for you
• Police log
• EAST-ENDER BY TOM GILBERT: Auxiliary assists Mont Alto firefighters
• Illegal and in jail: Numbers rising in Franklin County
• Franklin County marriage license applications
• Quincy's ox roast draws fans from all over
• PCN airs Marcellus shale discussions
• Anna Rotz: Fort Loudon Sidelights
• Business profile: Greencastle Driving School LLC
• Annual ox roast tradition continues this weekend
• Mercersburg's Food Lion to expand by 10,000 square feet
• SU approves $126M budget for 2010-2011
• Police log
• Emergency crews tour new CASHS wing
• Paragliders crash land
• WWII soldier was a tank destroyer
• Franklin County eligible for $4M in low-interest bonds
• 100 degrees is one hot record
• Katrina: Testament to human spirit
• Gas prices down; travel up
• Mount Union woman killed in crash
• $1M needed for Masonic Temple renovations in Chambersburg
• Police log
• Franklin County's emergency director recounts oil well cleanup
• Waynesboro's fire department seeks new home
• Marion pellet plant shut down
• Shady Grove couple appeals guilty verdict in cruelty to animals case
• 8 charged with identity theft in Chambersburg
• Teen arrested after school bus fracas in Chambersburg
• 20 minors arrested for underage drinking in Mont Alto
• Franklin County retirees pursuing career dreams
• Franklin County local digest
• Names released in underage drinking cases in Mont Alto
• Man 'didn't know' why he was naked
• Chambersburg native in TV dance contest
• Police log
• Man faces state prison time
• Pellet company focus of proposed ordinance
• Chambersburg Area School District grows by 50 students per year
• Computers are aging as school funds dwindle
• DA asks for death penalty in Miles case
• Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre strikes tax deal
• Franklin County establishes process for collecting hotel taxes
• Gettysburg's casino hearing draws crowd
• Franklin County divorce decrees
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Washington County, Md., winery scoops up several awards
• Aggravated assault charges against South Mountain man dismissed; other charges to continue in Frankl
• Franklin County area police log
• Franklin County to update software for $174,764
• Weis Markets' pharmacies offering flu shots
• Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School's open house is Sept. 9
• Lifeguard training available from YMCA in Waynesboro
• James Buchanan High School's hot cafeteria, classrooms continue
• Burn ban lifted in Washington Township
• PennDOT announces Franklin County road work schedule
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center offers blood pressure screenings
• Troopers check trucks on Pennsylvania's rural highways
• Franklin County Career and Technology Center renovation plan hits a snag
• Regulators seek residents' input on pipeline expansion in Greene, Guilford townships
• Unemployment rate rises in Franklin County, Fulton County
• Shippensburg University's first weekend 'sort of light' for police
• Grant could return police officer to Waynesboro schools
• Team efforts help some Franklin County schools open
• Renfrew jazz fest hits right notes
• Police log
• Political refugee recounts life in Romania
• Franklin County's new 911 call center modern, adaptable
• Patriot Federal Credit Union seeks donations of school supplies
• Puppy Paddle slated for Sept. 11 at Chambersburg pool
• 3 join board of Occupational Services Inc.
• Chambersburg gets grant to increase homes' energy efficiency
• Franklin County's nursing home van saves money
• This year's Senior Fair scheduled for Sept. 10 at Chambersburg Mall
• Pastor of St. Thomas church part of group going after PA Nonbelievers
• Franklin County area attendees appreciate the message of Glenn Beck's D.C. rally
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School's addition means new traffic patterns
• Valley Digest ... with Roscoe Barnes III
• Shippensburg's 30th Corn Festival is crowd pleaser
• West Nile detected in Franklin County
• Looking Back 1951: Fatal sled ride
• Event to raise funds for ball fields in Franklin County
• A new school calendar signals summer's almost over
• FCCTC administrators give their raises to staffers
• Chambersburg restaurant fire attributed to cleaning rags
• Gas theft charges dropped
• Families, police seek 2 runaway teens
• WWII vet survived 3 typhoons while at sea on USS LST 823
• Federal prison time for embezzler
• Office chosen to collect Franklin County taxes
• GUILFORD TOWNSHIP: Water bottle leads to crash into porch
• Tea Party protest planned in Chambersburg for Labor Day
• Staffer's resignation may strain Franklin County court
• Freshmen descend on Shippensburg University campus
• Dump truck backs over and kills motorcyclist
• CenturyLink pursues Qwest acquisition
• 3 line officers promoted in Chambersburg's fire department
• Indecent assault hearing waived, case goes to Franklin County court
• Elm Street organization to aid neighborhood watch program in Chambersburg
• Down economy stretches Chambersburg's Elm Street program dollars
• Owner of Scott's Tire Service in Chambersburg to go to trial
• Greencastle woman dies in Antrim Township crash
• Marion notary faces 6 felony charges
• Patriot Federal Credit Union seeks donations of school supplies
• M&T Bank plans consolidation of operations on Norland Avenue in Chambersburg
• Trial for wife's slaying in St. Thomas delayed to November
• Assault case linked to spurned marriage offer heads to Franklin County court
• Franklin County judge sentences wife of sex offender
• Franklin County Jail lockdown slows court
• Stream work is group project on Montgomery Township farm
• Chambersburg Area School District adds positions
• Hamilton Township man allegedly poses as fireman, gets into woman's home
• Teachers test drive new cafeteria at Chambersburg Area Senior High School
• Illegal kennel charges continue in Franklin County court
• Applications open for conserving land
• Owner of Chambersburg business faces 2 days in court for financial difficulties
• Chambersburg Area School District's secondary schools may increase probation staff
• Franklin County sharpens tech focus
• Busloads from Franklin County area to attend Saturday rally in Washington, D.C.
• Chambersburg mayor touts plan for unruly tenants
• Democrats show up at Republican Toomey's campaign stop in Fayetteville
• Franklin County operations forum set for Sept. 23 in Mercersburg
• Showalter joins Edward Jones office in Chambersburg
• Franklin County area police log
• Mercersburg's Smith House could be nearing its end
• Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Tom Corbett campaigns in Chambersburg
• Chambersburg man, 57, charged for exposing self to boy, 13
• Chambersburg hit-and-run crash on Norland Avenue injures bicyclist, 35
• Penn State Mont Alto campus reports record new, total enrollment
• Police: Well-intentioned person knifed over car keys in Greene Township
• Chambersburg residents' sewer bills to jump 20%
• Waynesboro's Borough Council head says relationship with Waynesboro Area school board strained
• Chambersburg patrolman injured in foot chase after traffic stop
• Shippensburg University professor recovering from shark bite
• Franklin County Courthouse challenge: How to pay for it
• Franklin County area community calendar of events
• Franklin County area governmental meetings
• Franklin County area police log
• Mercersburg filling station reopens, adds convenience store
• EAST-ENDER By Tom Gilbert: Community aids couple with needs
• VALLEY DIGEST with Roscoe Barnes III: On tap: Solar power, calendar, park work
• Thrift store set for Franklin Center in Guilford Township
• Morning fire damages Indian restaurant in Chambersburg
• Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter needs $2.7 million
• Fire damages Chambersburg restaurant
• Family, friends gather in Path Valley
• Waynesboro's human services office looks for new home
• Re-enacting a rebellion at Fort Loudoun
• Police log
• Business profile: Michael Flood Counseling & Testing Services
• Fort Loudon Sidelights with Anna Rotz
• Five Below store targets teen and pre-teen spenders
• Car show to raise money for BOPIC
• Reward offered in Fayetteville Rutter's robbery
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• Veteran spotlight: German soldier fought the Russians
• 3rd Md. churchgoer dies after being struck by car
• Police log
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School students get peek at changes
• Chambersburg suspect turns himself in on sex assault charges
• McConnellsburg birth
• Senate candidate plans stop at Norlo Park in Guilford Township
• Deadline extended for nominations for 2010 Mike Waters Chambersburg Citizen of the Year Award
• Rouzerfest is Saturday in Rouzerville's Red Run Park
• Franklin County Military Outreach Program seeks addresses of active-duty troops who would like to re
• Franklin County inmate who left work release job is scheduled for autumn trial
• 2 miles of natural gas pipeline being replaced south of Chambersburg
• Christian Rally slated for Waynesboro's downtown square
• Citizens' group to meet at 7 tonight in church
• Free stop-smoking classes set for September in Franklin County
• Paint to stripe roads gets scarce in Franklin County, elsewhere
• Cumberland County teen drinking party in church field draws police
• Franklin County seeks 2 for new posts
• Pennsylvania's Public Utility Commission softens natural gas price hike for Franklin County are
• Nationwide egg recall doesn't affect Franklin County
• Couple says bed bugs came from Chambersburg hotel
• Franklin County businesses owe back taxes
• Franklin County hearing tests evidence of drunkenness of Chambersburg defendant
• Ben Thomas named interim manager for Adams County township
• Mark Christman's legacy continues at Chambersburg Police Department
• Smith's Implements of Mercersburg merges with Landmark Equipment
• Franklin County schools make 'Best Colleges' list
• Snake bite victim says he'll get a goldfish next time
• Marriage proposal refusal leads to alleged assault
• Chambersburg Area Senior High School project on budget so far
• Police say man gave knife to teen to cut tires on car at Chambersburg Mall; both charged
• Franklin County seeks 5 volunteers for revitalization authority
• Changes to flood plain map may be costly for Franklin County property owners
• Who's the fairest at the Franklin County Fair?
• Franklin County area police log
• Pennsylvania's tax liens listed online
• Police: Man pulls gun on state trooper
• Galen Heckman's was a life of service
• Franklin County officials to learn mental illness strategies
• Forecast calls for a cooler, less humid week in Franklin County
• Promise from new owner: Greencastle Greens golf course to remain
• Imprisoned Chambersburg man faces charge for making, sending greeting card to estranged wife
• Police log
• Franklin County area government meetings this week
• Valley Digest with Roscoe Barnes III
• NETwork Ministries holds Jazz in the Garden event
• Looking Back 1918: Infantile paralysis hits Franklin County
• It's fair time in Franklin County this week
• Students gather to remember Coldbrook
• Arrest attempt goes awry in Chambersburg
• New Chambersburg Area Senior High School addition ready
• Franklin County Young Republicans say people are angry at Barack Obama
• Crowd goes for antique machinery show in St. Thomas Township
• Archiving goes beyond Franklin County's 1st plan
• Chambersburg Area School District's budget forecast includes a $3.3 million deficit
• Franklin County records go digital
• Trail maintenance, design to be discussed
• Five Below plans grand opening for Friday at Chambersburg store
• Memorial for former Wilson College professor to be Sept. 5
• More U.S. 30 work awaits in Adams County
• Debate on casino plan in Adams County goes national
• Penn State Mont Alto continues Jump Start program
• Business profile: Take Shape For Life
• PennDOT to spend $41M in 4 years on roads
• Greencastle's chamber wants to form group for grant funding
• Glimpse of Greencastle: OHW boasts huge amount of visitors
• Franklin County court sentences
• Police log
• WWII U.S. Army trucker logged 3,000 miles
• No contracts yet for teachers in Chambersburg, Shippensburg, Waynesboro school districts
• Head-on crash injures 2 in Greene Township
• Franklin County area police log
• Comcast's digital switch to be complete by Tuesday
• 3 from New York to be tried in Franklin County for drugs
• Franklin County's archive building opens for updating of record storage
• Arson nets 4-12 years in prison for former Waynesboro man
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigates explosion at Marion pellet plant
• Everett man sentenced to 7 years in prison for fatal crash
• 2 Franklin County legislators join growing opposition to state's WAMs
• PSSA results show that Chambersburg Area Senior High School misses the standard again
• Chambersburg Area School District to appeal properties' tax assessments, looking for more money
• Applications for Franklin County permits to carry concealed guns rise in 2 years
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Franklin County
• Franklin County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Franklin County
• Kerensa Gray named 2009 Billie Holiday Vocal Competition Winner
• Kerensa Gray named Finalist for Momentum Award
• Service Times
• Franklin County Fair
• Community Block Party
• CANCELLED AND WILL NOT BE RESCHEDULED 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
• Freedom Encounter, an Easter Musical
• School of Biblical Evangelism
• Second Annual Easter Eggstravaganza
• Celebrate Life
• Benefit Fundraiser
• Bountiful Blessings Food Bank Fundraiser
• Community Veteran's Day Program
• Partners join with Christian Life Church
• Pastor Appreciation
• AppleFest 2007
• Junior Bible Quizzers Off To A Great Start
• Christmas in October?
• CCT presents Cumberland Valley Sampler: Salute to Sports & Recreation
• Loving Art: The William And Anna Singer Collection
• Van Looy Organ Series
• Care to Share Day

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