Chambersburg News

More details have emerged in case of a Chambersburg Area School District teacher who was found drunk in a vehicle with a 17-year-old boy.

Three candidates are running for mayor of Chambersburg in the May 21 primary municipal election, including Mayor Pete Lagiovane who is running for re-election. Darren Brown, 916 Fifth St., is running for the Republican nomination and Eugene C. Rideout, 424 W. Loudon St., and current mayor Peter Lagiovane, 610 Wallace Avenue, are running for the ... (more)

A 76-year-old Shippensburg woman is dead Saturday after being struck by a vehicle while trying to cross Route 11, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.

Four juvenile boys from the Chambersburg area were charged with numerous violations of the Pennsylvania Crimes Code on Friday after police received reports of four boys pointing guns outside the window, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.

Traffic in Chambersburg may be altered as a series of downtown public works projects will begin before a major street upgrade for Route 11, according to a release from the borough of Chambersburg.

A watermelon nestled in a bicycle helmet was dropped several feet to the ground, making a dull thunk as several children on bikes looked closer.

Inside the new visitor's center at Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe in Chambersburg is a glimpse into how it all started.

Editor's note: Col. Glenn Dowling Frazier will also speak this Saturday, May 18, at 11 a.m. at Letterkenny Chapel, Letterkenny Army Depot, for the Annual Community POW/MIA Service of Remembrance.

A Chambersburg Area School District teacher is facing charges after she was found in a vehicle with a 17-year-old boy.

Edge Rubber's second Chambersburg plant is fully operational and an expansion project is nearing completion at its first plant.

A reapportionment plan upheld recently by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court divides the county among two Senate districts and four House districts.

Chambersburg Area middle school students completing extra math problems on the side earned more than $16,000 for St.

If you're cruising Interstate 81 in West Virginia and happen to spot a bright yellow doodad that looks like a shoebox with some handles attached sitting on the roadside, call the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.

The winning Sundae will be featured at The Ice Cream Station. All entries will be displayed downtown during June's First Friday, June 7. Please use the ingredients listed in the flyer below to create your sundae, and submit a drawing with your entry form.

The Chambersburg Area school board elections feature two races that will help reshape the board for the next four years.

Controversy surrounds proposed academic standards and testing for students in elementary and secondary schools across the state.

Representing thousands of peers is no easy job. Just ask Andy Dessel, of Chambersburg, Pa., a senior public policy major and communications minor at Penn State Harrisburg.

CRASH: David A. Bottorff, 45, East Waterford, was driving north on Path Valley Road when he struck a utility pole that had fallen onto the road at 2:38 a.m. Tuesday, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.

According to Pennsylvania Lottery officials, the ticket was sold at the Sheetz in the 900-block of Wayne avenue and is one of two $1 million winners in Saturday's drawing.

It is customary among police to wear a black mourning band across an officer's badge when a fellow officer is killed.