ROUZERVILLE—The long wait is over for those who want to know what will replace the former Food Lion store in Waynesboro Market Place on Buchanan Trail East—Horizon Goodwill. “The new store is more than double the size...
Author: Andrea Rose
WAYNE HEIGHTS—Plans are moving forward for a new municipal building in Washington Township. The Board of Supervisors voted Monday to let bids for the proposed 12,120-square-foot building, which would house township administrative staff, the Washington Township Police...
STATE COLLEGE—If you are hoping for a foot of snow to blanket your backyard, you’ll probably have to wait for another storm. It appears Winter Storm Izzy will bring more of a mixed bag of precipitation. The...
WAYNESBORO—The Cupcake Gypsy is hosting a fundraiser for the Antietam Humane Society through Saturday. In celebration of the #BettyWhiteChallenge, those who buy cupcakes through Saturday at The Cupcake Gypsy, located in Boro Plaza Shopping Center, 114 Walnut...
DREXEL HILL—A medical helicopter that crashed Tuesday afternoon near Philadelphia originated from Hagerstown, Maryland. The LifeNet 81 helicopter crashed in front of the Drexel Hill United Methodist Church in Upper Darby. The flight carried a pilot, two...
WAYNE HEIGHTS—Washington Township could be one step closer to a new township building, if all goes as planned next week. The Board of Supervisors is expected to vote next week on whether to let bids for the...
WAYNE HEIGHTS—Washington Township and Borough of Waynesboro officials have reached an agreement for Fire Service after more than four months of negotiations. The agreement sets the dollar amount the borough charges the township for fire service for...
QUINCY—Quincy Township has a full board of supervisors again, but the new board member wasn’t the first—or second—choice. And he’s not really a new board member. Former supervisor Lee Daywalt was appointed to the board Monday after...
This week for Music Monday, we’re turning the tables on columnist Ethan Larsh. Instead of Ethan writing about the local music scene, we’ve asked him to put down his pen and tell us a little bit about...
WAYNESBORO—Waynesboro Borough Council has decided to end First Due Fire Service to Washington Township following a breakdown with contract negotiations, however emergency responders will continue to serve residents in the township. The current contract expires Dec. 31...
