Wednesday Feb 1 | Chambersburg Public Opinion
'Food for Profit' planned for Feb. 28 in Boonsboro, Md.
Penn State Extension will offer a workshop Feb. 28 for those interested in turning their homemade food goods or farm produce into profit to learn how to do so.
Three women - a white socialite and two black maids - work on a tell-all book about black domestic servants in 1960s Mississippi.
Jayne Ann Krentz, whose paranormal romance "Copper Beach" hits the fiction list at No.
Man rescued after being trapped in cave near Clear Spring
A man trapped about 200 feet into a cave off Cresspond Road north of Clear Spring was rescued Tuesday night after an almost four-hour ordeal, emergency officials said.
Residents say reconfigured intersection causing problems
Hagerstown officials have received complaints about changes in traffic patterns near the intersection of South Edgewood Drive and Howell Road, where left turns from the northbound lanes of South Edgewood onto Howell were banned after the recent completion of a road-widening project.
Meet Claire Waters, a dedicated forensic psychiatrist with personal insights into the criminal mind.
City conducts survey in developing master plan for downtown parking
City of Hagerstown officials are conducting an online survey with the aim of developing a master plan for parking in Hagerstown's downtown area.
"Copper Beach," the latest paranormal romance by Jayne Ann Krentz, a vocal defender of the romance category as a whole, is new on the hardcover fiction list at No.
School Bus Crashes, 37 Children On Board All Safe
A school bus was involved in an accident in Boonsboro Thursday afternoon, but all the children on board were safe.
Boonsboro Nightclub Considering Bed & Breakfast
The owners of a nightclub near Boonsboro told Washington County liquor board officials Wednesday that they were considering opening a bed and breakfast behind the establishment.