Author: Staff Reports

HARRISBURG- Recently, numerous students from Greencastle-Antrim Elementary School had the opportunity to explore the Pennsylvania Capitol, immersing themselves in lessons about state government and history. The Capitol showcases priceless architecture and art, offering a captivating experience for visitors every day of the week. Guided tours can be arranged by visiting the designated page, allowing individuals to delve deeper into the rich heritage housed within the Capitol’s walls. For those who haven’t visited in some time, it’s encouraged to take a moment to appreciate the beauty of this historic building. Informational packets are also available for groups of young learners embarking…

HAGERSTOWN, MD – The Washington County Highway Department announced a lane closure on Halfway Blvd between Fed Ex Ground and New Gate Blvd. This closure will begin on Monday, March 18, and remain closed until further notice.

FAIRFIELD- Liberty Mountain Resort invites couples to join them at their Spring Wedding Showcase, where two exquisite wedding venues await to inspire the perfect day. Guests can savor delectable treats prepared by the resort’s Chef and benefit from the expertise of Liberty Mountain Resort and their preferred vendors. Exclusive discounts are offered to attendees, tailored to bring each couple’s dream wedding to life, ensuring that every detail reflects their unique love story. The event is scheduled for Sunday, April 7, from 1 to 4 p.m. General admission tickets are available for $10, while an Elevated Group Tasting Experience at 3…

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — For one James Buchanan High graduate, matching with the Meritus Family Medicine Residency Program is a chance to practice medicine where she grew up. Ashley Moats, who played volleyball for the Rockets before graduating in 2014, said she and her fiancé are looking forward to moving back to the tristate area after she graduates from Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine in North Carolina this spring. She worked at Meritus Medical Center briefly as part of her training, and knew it was right for her. “I could see myself working there as a resident…

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORSMEETING AGENDAMonday, March 18, 2024 – 1:30 p.m.

As the spring season kicks off, sports enthusiasts in the area are gearing up for tennis, baseball, softball, and lacrosse with practices and scrimmages already in full swing. To stay informed about any potential changes or blackout dates, it is recommended to regularly check the respective school websites for the most up-to-date information on event schedules. Stay ahead of the game and ensure you don’t miss out on any exciting sporting action this season. Waynesboro Area Senior High and Middle School Monday March 18th Junior Varsity Boys BaseballWest York at Waynesboro, 4:15 p.m. Varsity Boys BaseballWaynesboro at West York, 4:15…

HARRISBURG– In advance of the solar eclipse that will darken skies across all of Pennsylvania on April 8, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC), and Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) are advising residents to plan ahead, especially those living in or traveling to the Northwest Region. “Pennsylvania is lucky to be one of only 13 states in the path of totality for this eclipse, bringing residents and visitors a unique viewing opportunity in our own backyard. The high number of expected visitors…

CHAMBERSBURG- The Foundry Art Market will leave its Main Street home for the past 8 years and move to 54 Lincoln Way West this spring. “We loved our location at Queen and Main,” said Foundry artist Anne Finucane, “but we look forward to an exciting new chapter with a location closer to the Square, and across from the site of one of downtown’s most exciting new projects: the amphitheater that will be constructed by Downtown Chambersburg Inc. and being within sight of the North Square Farmers Market will be an asset as well!” Foundry member artists will spend March and…

CHAMBERSBURG – The Franklin County Commissioners have proclaimed March to be Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in Franklin County and are drawing attention to the unlimited potential possessed by all residents – including those with developmental disabilities – to live, work and thrive in Franklin County. Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month highlights the importance of including people with developmental disabilities in all aspects of community life. It is also a time to raise awareness of the barriers these individuals sometimes face within their own communities. By recognizing Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, the commissioners demonstrated their support for individuals with developmental disabilities as…

CHAMBERSBURG- The Franklin County Commissioners have proclaimed March to be Red Cross Month in Franklin County. In doing so, the commissioners are celebrating the humanitarian spirit of American Red Cross volunteers in area communities and their commitment to ensuring no one faces a crisis alone. By declaring March to be Red Cross Month, the commissioners are recognizing the contributions of local Red Cross volunteers. In Franklin County, there are 17 volunteers who support the mission of the Red Cross by helping to provide emergency shelter, food and comfort to families affected by home fires or natural disasters; by donating blood…