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Celia Wire 1951-2024
Celia Wire, 72, of New Oxford PA passed away Thursday July 18, 2024 at the Mercy House Chambersburg. Born August 4, 1951 in Carlisle PA she was the daughter of the late William Wallace and Dorothy (Weaver) Greason. Arrangements are entrusted to SimpleChoice Cremation Services Inc. of Chambersburg. Online condolences...
Slow traffic after two-vehicle crash reported in Chambersburg Borough
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Traffic was slow due to a two-vehicle T-bone collision reported in Franklin County Friday morning. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. It happened in the 300 block of Stouffer Avenue between Summer Street and Lincoln Highway/Route 30 in Chambersburg Borough. This is near Interstate 81.
Hagerstown Police confirm investigating homicide from Thursday shooting near downtown
Hagerstown Police confirmed Friday morning they are investigating a homicide from a shooting early Thursday afternoon near downtown Hagerstown, said Ashley Roush, community liaison coordinator for the police department. The investigation was continuing Friday morning and further details were not being released at that time, Roush said. Police were hoping...
Franklin County Man Charged with Felony Animal Cruelty After Injuring Kitten
In a disturbing incident in Franklin County, 75-year-old Robert Clem of Greencastle is facing serious charges after severely injuring his girlfriend’s kitten. According to State Police at Chambersburg, Clem became frustrated with the kitten and kicked it while demanding it to get out of his way. The attack occurred inside a residence on the 14000 block of Mercersburg Road.
Top 25 Countdown Presented by Pizza Hut: No. 8 Slippery Rock Caps Banner PIAA Track & Field Championship for D10/9 with Boys 2A Title
SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – A banner weekend for District 10 and District 9 track and field teams happened Memorial Day weekend at the PIAA Championships in Shippensburg. The biggest accomplishment of the weekend was Slippery Rock winning the Class 2A boys’ title, while seven athletes won individual titles. Slippery...
District renews contract with behavioral consulting organization for Bester Elementary
The Washington County Board of Education voted Tuesday to renew a contract with a state behavioral consulting organization that provides behavioral health services to Bester Elementary School. The contract was originally awarded in August 2022, and the board voted 4-3 to renew it from now until June 30 of next year. After the vote, district associate superintendent Jennifer Webster showed a presentation on the benefits of board-certified behavioral analysts in Bester Elementary. Members April Zentmeyer, Darrell Evans...
Chambersburg Residence Burglarized; Police Seek Information
A burglary incident occurred at a residence located in the 200 block of E Washington Street, Chambersburg, between July 12, 2024, and July 16, 2024. Chambersburg Police Department officials reported that an unknown suspect or suspects forcibly entered the basement of the property and removed copper piping and water meters.
PSP Roundup: More charges for duo accused of stealing almost $1,500 from Chambersburg Walmart
17 July 2024- Two women who were charged with thousands of dollars in retail thefts from a Cumberland County Walmart are now facing charges in Franklin County. Toni Marshall and Deja Tubbs were charged in Cumberland County in May and are looking at retail theft charges in Franklin County after allegedly stealing from Chambersburg’s Walmart.
Ten vital safety tips for contractors outlined in new white paper
JLG Industries Inc., based in McConnellsburg, Pa., published 10 Tips for Creating a Safety-Focused Work Culture, a 15-page white paper for users of the company’s telehandlers, aerial work platforms, and other equipment. Topics in the white paper cover:. Principles of ergonomics. Safety during storms. Preventing trip hazards. Prioritizing mental...
Chambersburg remembers history of 1864
Saturday July 20th Chambersburg will host two historically events that took place in Harrisburg 160 years ago. The Old Market Day will bring over 100 different vendors, and the 1864 Ransoming, Burning, and Rebirth of Chambersburg commemorates the 160th anniversary of a historical event. Janet Pollard the Executive Director of the Franklin County Visitors Bureau joined Asia Tabb on the Spark to share all the details of the two fun events on Saturday.
Pennsylvania Dental Office Employee Admits to Stealing $35,000
An administrative assistant at an Adams County dental office confessed to stealing more than $35,000 and forging insurance claims, as per court documents. The employee faces 12 felony charges, including forgery, unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, and insurance fraud. The assistant, who worked at Brent Guise Family Dentistry in Gettysburg,...
GABSA Senior Softball Allstars Complete Inspiring Season at Little League States
The GABSA Senior Softball Allstars concluded their season with a strong showing at the Little League states, despite facing a challenging loss in the final round. The team’s journey to the state finals has been marked by exceptional teamwork and dedication, showcasing their considerable skills and earning them accolades from fans and supporters.
Kitten recovering from head trauma after being kicked by Franklin Co. man
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after a kitten was rushed to an emergency vet for head trauma on July 10. According to an affidavit, Robert Clem, 75, of Greencastle has been charged with three counts of cruelty to animals after he allegedly kicked his girlfriend's kitten.
Nurse charged with falsifying records after patient's death
A former nurse at WellSpan Chambersburg (Pa.) Hospital has been accused of falsifying medical information following a patient's death, court documents show. Sara Miller, RN, has been charged with three misdemeanor counts of furnishing false or fraudulent medical information. The charges were filed by the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General on July 16.
Three families lose their homes after storms rock mobile home community in Cumberland Co.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — At least three families living in the Conodoguinet Mobile Estates neighborhood in Newville lost their homes after Tuesday's storms rolled through. CBS 21 was there Wednesday as families started moving their belongings out of their homes. "It was so wicked," said Shannon Ickes. "Water...
Construction Crew Calls it a Day after $1 Million Scratch-off Win
A $1 million morning scratch-off win had “Mr. Papagiorgio” and his construction coworker calling it a day and celebrating by playing golf. Two men confer with boss, head to golf course to celebrate. A pair of construction workers drove all the way from Frederick to a Virginia job...
Employee stole $35k from family dentistry in Adams County, police say
ADAMS COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A Gettysburg woman is facing charges after she allegedly stole tens of thousands of dollars from her place of work. Rebecca Chapman, 48, is accused of stealing $35,000 from the Brent Guise Family Dentistry, located on the 100 block of Chambersburg Street, according to the Gettysburg Police Department.
Carlisle school board president publicly apologizes for 'thoughtless' comment made in wake of political violence
Rather than follow through with calls for her resignation, Paula Bussard publicly apologized Thursday for what she wrote on Facebook in the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. “This past weekend, I posted an extremely thoughtless comment,” said Bussard, who serves as president of the Carlisle...
Carlisle school board hires new director of business operations
Michael Statler was hired Thursday as the new director of business operations for the Carlisle Area School District. The school board voted unanimously to appoint Statler to the position at a salary of $126,414. His first day with Carlisle will depend on how soon he can be released from his current job as business manager for Big Spring School District.
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