Waynesboro News

Toby Walker of Chambersburg, Pa., rides a tall unicycle in the Waynesboro, Pa., July 4 parade Friday.

Roger Horst, left, was named Greene Township Lions Clubs Lion of the Year, while the Rev.

Several occupants of a mobile home were treated for burns and possible smoke inhalation as the trailer burned Monday morning, according to Blue Ridge Fire and Rescue Squad officials.

At least three mature trees on Clayton Avenue in Waynesboro, Pa., sustained heavy damage during storms Saturday night.

Trista R. Watson, Chambersburg, Pa., and Marcus W. Flood, Waynesboro, Pa., graduated from Huntington University on May 17.

Weather permitting, the county will spray for mosquitoes tonight and Wednesday night in portions of Quincy, Washington and Southampton townships and Waynesboro Borough.

Franklin County agencies and Shippensburg University will benefit from almost $1 million in state grants designed to support law enforcement and crime fighting efforts, prevent juvenile delinquency and enhance ...

Greencastle-Antrim might be the next school district in Franklin County to use a police resource officer.

Lawmakers are eyeing a bill to drastically change the way wage taxes are collected by slashing the number of tax collectors and creating countywide collection districts.

Rich Alloway had financial help from state Capitol insiders in his bid to succeed Sen.

Something new has been added to the east end -- a producer's only farmer's market.

A 28-year-old Waynesboro man flown to Milton S. Hershey Medical Center after a crash on Saturday in Quincy Township has been released from the hospital.

The state Senate has broken a yearlong stalemate on a statewide smoking ban, approving a compromise bill Tuesday that would make Pennsylvania the 33rd state to outlaw smoking in many workplaces and public ...

A retired central Pennsylvania couple stranded in their compact car in the Utah desert for four days subsisted on crackers and soda before hiking to safety.

A Waynesboro businessman was seriously injured when his 1930 Ford Model A roadster was involved in a head-on collision that closed Main Street in Carroll Valley for two hours Friday.

Under a clear blue sky and air heavy with humidity, the 211 members of the Greencastle-Antrim High School Class of 2008 came full circle Friday evening.

Graduates, friends and families have suffered through sweltering heat and humidity this week during commencement ceremonies and the National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for Franklin and ...

Additional graduation coverage and photos will be included in a special supplement to be published Tuesday, June 10, in The Record Herald.

Encouraging students not to be like hamsters spinning on their wheels, the Rev. Martin Horn of Evangelical Lutheran Church urged members of the Greencastle-Antrim High School Class of 2008 to have grounding.