WAYNESBORO—Waynesboro Area School District Superintendent Tod Kline has announced his retirement. “I am in my 36th year in public education, and it has been a great ride,” Kline said. “To be able to start my career in...
Author: Andrea Rose
Feeling under the weather? You’re not alone. If you head to a local urgent care, you may discover wait times longer than normal. So what’s going around? WellSpan Urgent Care locations across the region have been seeing...
CHAMBERSBURG–The Franklin County Commissioners will meet today beginning at 11 a.m. in the Administration Building on North Second Street. The agenda is as follows: As of, October 11, 2022 For meeting, October 12, 2022 Starting at 11:00...
Over the weekend, my husband and I headed to Totem Pole Playhouse to see a screening of the award-winning independent film, “The Father and The Bear,” which was written, produced and directed by John Putch, who many...
CHAMBERSBURG–After more than nine years of distinguished service to Patriot Federal Credit Union, Brad R. Warner recently announced plans to retire from his position as the Credit Union’s President and Chief Executive Officer effective in early 2023....
QUINCY—Quincy Township is once again the subject of court action. The township has been sued under the Pennsylvania Whistleblowers Law by a former employee. According to the lawsuit filed in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas,...
WAYNE HEIGHTS—Washington Township officials are getting some state funding that will help them address a common complaint: the timing of traffic lights throughout the township. The township is one of 70 municipalities across the state that will...
WAYNESBORO—An incident in the Borough of Waynesboro Sunday evening drew more than a half dozen emergency responder groups to a residence on Harrison Avenue. According to Waynesboro Police Department, officers were called to a residence around 4...
ROUZERVILLE—Washington Township officials and others recently celebrated a ceremonial groundbreaking on the new township building on Buchanan Trail East. The 12,120-square-foot building, will house township administrative staff, the Washington Township Police Department and the tax collector’s office.The...
WAYNESBORO—A Waynesboro child has been charged with one felony count of terroristic threats, one misdemeanor count of terroristic threats and one felony count of criminal use of a communications facility, after posting a threat on social media....
