ROSCOE BARNES III Staff writer @ July 30, 2010 # Comments Off
When Edwin W. Miller learned that a U.S. Army chaplain had been killed and another one injured in the Battle of the Bulge in World War II, he didn’t think twice about his calling as a chaplain.
ROB LUFF Staff writer @ July 30, 2010 # Comments Off
A Greene Township bank was reportedly robbed at gunpoint Friday by two men who left the scene, then set fire to their get-away car and they drove off in another vehicle.
JIM TUTTLE Staff writer -------------------- @ July 30, 2010 # Comments Off
The crash on Tomstown Road in Quincy Township that killed a Waynesboro girl Thursday isn’t the first to happen there - there have been 10 in four years - but it’s the first fatality there in the five year span.
ROSCOE BARNES III Staff writer @ July 30, 2010 # Comments Off
Organizers of the 37th Triennial Old Home Week celebration believe the event will attract more people this year than in previous years, according to Registrar Bob Johnston.
ROB LUFF Staff writer @ July 30, 2010 # Comments Off
SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP CORRUPTION OF MINORS: Kiersten Elizabeth Cole, 19, of Fayetteville is accused of having an “inappropriate sexual relationship” with a 15-year-old.
ROB LUFF Staff writer @ July 29, 2010 # Comments Off
A juvenile female died yesterday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash on Tomstown Road in Quincy Township.
JIM HOOK Senior writer @ July 29, 2010 # Comments Off
A few property owners, consultants, engineers and contractors all stand to profit from a courthouse relocation project estimated to cost upwards of $50 million.
KEITH PARADISE Staff writer @ July 29, 2010 # Comments Off
Almost a year after the Chambersburg Area Senior High School was struck with a sexting scandal, the district is taking camera phones out of the buildings.
ROB LUFF Staff writer @ July 29, 2010 # Comments Off
ANTRIM TOWNSHIP THEFT: Someone reportedly entered a storage shed in the Shady Grove area and took several pieces of valuable jewelry and an antique document box.
ROSCOE BARNES III Staff writer @ July 29, 2010 # Comments Off
Members of the local Hispanic community are thrilled about Wednesday’s decision by a federal judge to block parts of Arizona’s immigration enforcement law from going into effect.