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Photos by Toya: Boro Bash 250
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (180+ words) WAYNESBORO, Pa. — Families gathered at Main Street Park on Saturday, Aug. 22, for Boro Bash 250, an evening of music, local history, food and free patriotic activities celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. The community event featured live music by Mid Life Crisis, a reading…...
Shepherd football enters 2026 season with guarded optimism
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (1224+ words) SHEPHERDTOWN, W.Va. – Ever the optimist, Shepherd University football coach Ernie McCook remained true to form on Saturday. The eighth-year head coach had positives when talking about his Rams during the annual media day. But there’s optimism and then, there’s optimism....
DeFlock Franklin County holds Chambersburg protest about privacy, Fourth Amendment
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (719+ words) CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Protesters gathered in Chambersburg’s square on Saturday to spread the message: “Stop the Flock.” As the presence of Flock cameras grows across Franklin County, citizens are voicing concerns about invasion of privacy and possible violations of the Fourth…...
New stop signs to be installed in Greencastle
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (158+ words) LocalNews1 New stop signs to be installed in Greencastle GREENCASTLE, Pa. — A new stop sign configuration will be installed on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the intersection of South Washington Street (Route 2001) and Leitersburg Street (Route 2002). The new configuration consists of new stop…...
Waynesboro launches new school year with increased engagement, new looks
1+ hour, 26+ min ago (277+ words) WAYNESBORO, Pa. — Waynesboro Area School District superintendent Dr. Rita Sterner-Hine recently shared some insight on the plans and goals for the school district this academic year. In an official message from the superintendent, Sterner-Hine had this to share: “Our goal…...
Washington County Commission to consider $1.7 million equipment leases
17+ hour, 45+ min ago (674+ words) HAGERSTOWN, Md. – Washington County commissioners will consider nearly $1.7 million in leases for three pieces of heavy equipment used by the county’s Solid Waste Department when they meet Tuesday. The proposals include a five-year lease for a new Caterpillar D7 bulldozer at a…...
Sheriff defends Flock cameras as residents press privacy concerns
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (886+ words) CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Franklin County Sheriff Ben Seitz defended the county’s use of automated license plate readers Wednesday, pointing to dozens of criminal cases in which the technology helped police locate suspects, stolen vehicles and missing people as residents pressed officials…...
Chambersburg schools prepare for changes, challenges for new school year
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (532+ words) CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — The Chambersburg school board met this week to share reminders, discuss upcoming changes and challenges, and recognize staff ahead of the start of the school year on Wednesday, Aug. 19. Students were reminded of the bell-to-bell cell phone policy,…...
Hagerstown sets priorities for 2027 Maryland General Assembly
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (1235+ words) HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Hagerstown officials are getting ready to share their legislative priorities for the 2027 Maryland General Assembly session. Their list includes annexation reform, body cameras for code enforcement officers, new rules for sober homes, ways to reduce blight and options for…...
Washington County school board advances AI policy, school changes
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (1060+ words) HAGERSTOWN, Md. — The Washington County Board of Education has adopted new policies concerning artificial intelligence and school attendance, and also talked about employee salaries, the rules regarding students’ cellphones, and the plans for the 2026-27 school year. At the meeting held on…...