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Local history: Quincy Township, a look back in time

QUINCY – The township of Quincy holds a special spot in the history of not only Franklin County, but for the entire state...

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Lots of turkey on the table throughout the region

It is the time of year to give thanks and many non-profits around the region are giving back to the community with free...

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Local history: Grocery shopping in historic Hagerstown

HAGERSTOWN – One thing that every town needs, whether big or small, is a place to get their groceries. Whether it is a...

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Dining Out:  Sunrise Diner, building community relationships one meal at a time

CHAMBERSBURG- The Sunrise Diner sits just beyond the offramp of Interstate 81 on Lincoln Way East. It is an ideal spot for travelers...

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Local history: Smithsburg’s vital Civil War role

SMITHSBURG – When people talk about the Civil War in the Tri-State area, the small town of Smithsburg will likely not be the...

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Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce honors community ‘stars’

WAYNESBORO – Six “stars” were honored this week at the Second Annual Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Awards at the Joe Stickell American...

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Dining out: Flamingo Restaurant-great name, even better food

FAYETTEVILLE – Traveling up and down Route 30 between Chambersburg and Gettysburg a lot of dining options may tempt motorists. One stop that...

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Chambersburg mayor wins again, ‘restore the glory’ mayoral candidate elected in Shippensburg, other election results

CHAMBERSBURG – Kenneth C. Hock (R) won his re-election for mayor of Chambersburg Tuesday with 2,198 (51%) of the votes compared to John...

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Local history: The life and legacy of a Greencastle hero

GREENCASTLE – Frances Marion Harris, better known to family and friends as “Dolly,” was born in a small house at 37 N. Carlisle...

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Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday; don’t overlook your right to vote!

FRANKLIN COUNTY – Polls open at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and will be open till 8 p.m. Mail-in ballots are due...

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