Author: Staff Reports

CHAMBERSBURG- At the Franklin County Career and Technology Center, students in the Marketing and Graphic Communications programs recently had the privilege of hosting representatives from Chick-fil-A. The visit aimed to shed light on the significance of marketing strategies, community engagement, and branding in the business world. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to learn firsthand from industry professionals about the intricacies of marketing and branding. Chick-fil-A’s presence not only enriched the students’ understanding of these concepts but also offered practical insights into real-world applications. One notable highlight of the occasion was the recognition of CareerTech Alum, Mariana Eby-Espinosa.…

The Antrim Township Municipal Authority met Monday, January 29, 2024 at 7:00 pm in theAntrim Township Municipal Building located at 10655 Antrim Church Road with the followingmembers in attendance: Michael Smith, Chairman, Rodney Rose, Chad Murray, John Allemanand Tim Kershner. Also in attendance were Roger Nowell, Public Works Director Linus Fenicle,Solicitor and Crystal Mummert, Recording Secretary.Chairman Michael Smith called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. And announced that themeeting was being audio recorded.An Alleman/Murray motion passed 5-0 to appoint Michael Smith as temporary Chairman for thepurpose of Reorganization for 2024.A Murray/Alleman motion passed 5-0 to appoint Michael Smith as…

Who: Lisa Myers, licensed practical nurse, and the team at the WellSpan Imaging at Apple Hill; patient Philip Piermatteo Jr. and his son, Philip Piermatteo III. What: Philip Piermatteo III brought his 89-year-old dad, Philip Jr., to Apple Hill in late January for a CT scan. He dropped his dad off at the door, placing him in a wheelchair, and went to park his car. When he returned, he found his dad did not look well. The team quickly sprang into action, placing the father on a gurney, taking his vitals, and calling 911. Unfortunately, Philip Jr., who had a…

Shop Local. The 2024 Cabin Fever Craft Show at Green Grove Gardens in Greencastle promises a vibrant and diverse showcase of local craftsmanship. Scheduled for Saturday, March 2,, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., this event will host over 400 local vendors offering a wide array of unique and handcrafted items. Craft enthusiasts and visitors can look forward to exploring a plethora of artisanal creations while supporting the local community’s talent and creativity. Make Oobleck. On Saturday, March 2nd at 11 a.m., attendees can join STEAM Saturday at Discovery Station in Hagerstown, MD. The event, “Make and Take Oobleck for…

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT– An employee at SGI’s Charmian Plant recently was accepted to the Pennsylvania Aggregates and Concrete Association Emerging Leaders Academy. During the next 10 months, Production Technician III Ryan Helsley will take part in classes, tours and events to improve his understanding of the industry, expand his professional network and enhance his leadership capabilities. Helsley also will be required to complete a Cornerstone Project. “The importance of investing in our employees to ensure they have what they need to evolve at SGI cannot be ignored,” said President Justin P. Dunlap. “SGI’s strength overwhelmingly comes from its people.” PELA…

HARRISBURG- The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced it is offering several new virtual training opportunities to help prevent unintentional drug overdoses. These online modules are offered at no cost and include continuing education credits for health care providers which may also meet various licensing requirements. “It is imperative we do everything we can to address the ongoing overdose crisis and save lives,” said Acting Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen. “The Shapiro Administration is committed to continually developing new tools to help health care providers and public safety professionals address substance use disorder. These educational offerings provide health care and public safety professionals with practical…

WAYNESBORO–The Waynesboro Theatre (75 W. Main St.) is offering the following film this weekend: Friday, Mar. 1, 7 p.m. “The Holdovers” (R 2:13) A curmudgeonly instructor at a New England prep school remains on campus during Christmas break to babysit a handful of students with nowhere to go. He soon forms an unlikely bond with a brainy but damaged troublemaker, and with the school’s head cook, a woman who just lost a son in the Vietnam War. Saturday, Mar. 2, 7 p.m. “Boys In The Boat” (PG-13 2:05) During the height of the Great Depression, members of the rowing team…

WAYNESBORO–The Antietam Humane Society offers cats, dogs and a variety of animals up for adoption to loving homes. For more information on providing a forever home, visit the shelter at 8513 Lyons Road, visit their website or call them at 717-762-9091. This week’s pet of the week is Angus! Meet Angus. Angus was left in a crate outside of the shelter on Thanksgiving of last year. He is a happy guy who loves to play. He will need an owner who will give him plenty of things to do. He loves to go on walks and play in our yard, and…

GREENCASTLE- The Greencastle-Antrim Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for a community-wide initiative aimed at enhancing the town’s aesthetics and cleanliness. Scheduled for Saturday, April 27, from 9 a.m. to noon, the Spring Clean Up Day invites residents, community groups, clubs, and individuals to join hands in a collective effort to pick up litter and beautify the town. Participants are encouraged to convene at 32 Center Square in Greencastle at 9 a.m., where they will receive safety vests, gloves, and trash bags to facilitate the cleanup activities. Following the distribution of supplies, volunteers will be divided into smaller groups to…

WAYNESBORO- The Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library in Waynesboro, PA, is gearing up for an exciting lineup of March events catering to adults, children, and teens. Situated at 45 East Main Street, this vibrant community hub offers a diverse range of programs designed to engage and entertain individuals of all ages. Whether you’re looking for educational opportunities, entertainment, or simply a place to connect with others, the library’s upcoming events are sure to offer something for everyone. Children’s Programs: A Bedtime Story Sunday, March 17 7:00 – 7:30 PM Join us for a special St. Patrick’s Day story as Alexander…