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First Friday Chambersburg event draws crowd
Quite a character: Woodcarver Bruce Stake, Amberson, brought out some of his character canes during the First Friday celebration in downtown Chambersburg.
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Legion Baseball Chambersburg earns big win over Waynesboro
If Chambersburg Post 46 goes on to win the Franklin County American Legion baseball title, it will point to Thursday's improbable comeback as a key reason why.
Man accused of pointing gun at ball players
A Waynesboro man is accused of pointing a handgun at people playing basketball. Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, recently filed charges of simple assault and driving under the influence against Michael Robert Harris, 43, Waynesboro.
Chambersburg decorator wins design award
Maryann Fisher, local franchise owner of Interiors by Decorating Den, learned in May that she received the Top Design Award in the bathroom design category for the company's 25th Annual Dream Room Contest.
Penn State Mont Alto students work with NASA
The sun had not yet risen Friday when a loud roar engulfed the site where three Penn State Mont Alto engineering students were camped.
Chambersburg taxidermist wins world title
The large female cougar won Ashley Barrett the Masters Division Best In World championship at the 2009 World Taxidermy Awards in St.
on the Road: Chambersburg man suggests that driving across the...
A military convoy that includes Chambersburg residents Harry Fike, his son Peter and Sgt.
Chambersburg school board restructures raises for Superintendent Joe Padasak
On the same night the 2009-2010 budget was approved, Chambersburg Area school board announced an early renewal of Superintendent Joe Padasak's contract Wednesday with a change to his annual pay increases.
Summer studies get financial boost at Building Our Pride in Chambersburg
Chambersburg school administrators expect a $53,000 check to help boost student performance during the summer vacation, during a time when children traditionally regress in their literacy abilities.
Chambersburg representatives oppose additional seat for Shippensburg...
Shippensburg Area School District could get beefed up representation in the operation of Franklin County Career and Technology Center, but Thursday's divided vote leaves that unclear at the moment.
Cost puts brakes on curb cuts in Chambersburg
The Borough of Chambersburg is going to great lengths to prepare for the paving of U.S. 30 through the town, but is stopping short of sharing the cost of curb ramps along the $2.2 million project.
Chambersburg Shelter Caring for Dogs Saved from Puppy Mill
It's only been a few days since more than 200 dogs were rescued from a kennel in eastern Pennsylvania.
Chambersburg Area School District a step closer to acquiring Army Reserve Center
The transfer of land from the Chambersburg Army Reserve Center to the Chambersburg Area School District has taken a step toward fruition.
Chambersburg Area school board to vote on budget proposal tonight...
When Chambersburg Area school board meets tonight, its members are to vote on a $105.3 million budget and a 4.9 percent tax increase.
Legion Baseball Chambersburg pounces on miscues for victory
Chambersburg's offense rapped out 13 hits, and it also got some help from a leaky Shippensburg defense.
Partygoer charged with taking two for the road
A partygoer has been accused of striking two parked cars Sunday in Hamilton Township.
John Putch's 'Route 30' plays to sold-out theater in Chambersburg
John Putch's independent movie, "Route 30," played to a sold-out audience Saturday and drew a similar crowd for a Sunday afternoon matinee at Chambersburg's Capitol Theatre.
Franklin Focus: Chambersburg teen has years of experience with the harp
Not many teens can say they begged to play the harp at age 4 and were thrilled to get an immersion blender for Christmas as a 14-year old, but Erin Sempowski can.
Where in the World .... is Chambersburg?
When people think of Chambersburg, what do they think of? Peaches? Apples? Dairy farms? Civil War History? The most popular response among Chambers of Commerce around Pennsylvania, when asked "What do you think of when you think of Chambersburg," was... "Where?" "I'm sorry, I don't know where that is," one chamber representative said.
Wilson College's administration reacted to a tragedy that took the life of a four-year-old child this week by opening its chapel around the clock to the public and providing grief counseling to students, their children and the college's staff.
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