Alfred Ritchie Warner arrived in Waynesboro at the turn of the 20th century, driven to build a better life for himself and his...
HAGERSTOWN – The Friends of Halfway African American Cemetery will hold its annual fundraiser in Hagerstown on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 3-5 p.m....
HAGERSTOWN – As the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars wrap up their second year at Meritus Park and the baseball season glides into September, the...
Professional baseball began in Waynesboro in 1920 when the “Villagers” became a member of the Class D Blue Ridge League, a six-team association...
Hagerstown’s firefighting legacy is intertwined with ongoing architectural preservation projects. The dedicated efforts of local fire companies during four centuries played a crucial...
When Karl Genus converted a Fayetteville automobile shop into a makeshift theater in 1950, he likely never envisioned the enormous stage legacy he...
WAYNESBORO – Gallery 50 and the Arts Alliance of Greater Waynesboro opened an art exhibition on Aug. 8, attended and enjoyed by an...
A recent discovery of a 1910 “Waynesboro Almanac,” issued by Geiser Manufacturing Company, offers a glimpse into local industrial history, highlighting one of...
Wilbur “Wib” Davis was a Waynesboro legend, a man who practiced journalism at the Record Herald newspaper for half a century and who...
WAYNESBORO – The monthly board meeting of the Quincy Township Supervisors will take place on Monday, Aug. 4, at 6:30 pm at the...