Chambersburg News

A vehicle stolen from the Staples parking lot off Pa. 316 was recovered Sunday near Fayetteville.

A Greenvillage family is homeless after a one-vehicle accident last week where a vehicle drove into the side of a mobile home and made it uninhabitable.

Barack Obama's election might have put renewed focus on health care reform at the national level, but plans to expand health coverage to Pennsylvanians languished in Harrisburg this year, and there are no signs ...

A Chambersburg man who murdered two people 10 years ago and was later sentenced to death by a Franklin County judge is asking to be put to death as soon as possible.

The holiday season is upon us and we hope everyone can enjoy it. After all, it's a time of celebration, a time of giving, and a time of reflection.

Still a bit sore from running the JFK 50 Mile ultramarathon on Saturday, Laszlo Madaras was exercising a different set of muscles Tuesday, hoisting petite Sarah Milback above his head.

Alexis Perez is actually excited about returning to school after Thanksgiving vacation.

A three-car accident blocked Stouffer Avenue around 1 p.m. Monday when a blue Oldsmobile Cutlas Ciera failed to complete a left turn from Stanley Avenue.

Police say an Edenville man shot himself Saturday in an apparent suicide attempt.

A three-car accident blocked Stouffer Avenue around 1 p.m. Monday when a blue Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera failed to complete a left turn from Stanley Avenue.

Brisk nighttime air set the stage for thousands of parade-goers to watch the 39th Annual Christmas Parade Saturday in downtown Chambersburg.

When Santa waves his hand, downtown Chambersburg will be transformed into a magical place that will captivate children and adults as well.

The Rutter's Farm Store on South Main Street in Chambersburg is scheduled to open Friday, the company said today.

A Fort Loudon man was killed in head-on collision at 5:14 a.m. today on Pa. 16 in Antrim Township.

Students at Chambersburg Area Middle School took a trip Thursday to the 1940s where they learned about the horrors of death camps, gas chambers and other suffering under Nazi Germany during World War II.

Chambersburg's annual Christmas holiday parade won't be hampered by this year's downtown road construction, according to the Downtown Business Council, which is the event host.

Tree going up: Workers place the Borough of Chambersburg Christmas tree into its traditional spot at Memorial Square on Tuesday.

The Wolf Organization is selling locations of The Lumber Yard. Article Last Updated: 11/18/2008 05:57:47 AM EST It's not the best of times in the building supply business, but Bob Myers III hopes buying two ...

The Chambersburg Turtleheads finished off their season with a convincing 62-22 victory over fellow Potomac Rugby Union Division 3 opponent USUHS Fighting Docs.

Summit Health, CareerLink and the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce Foundation joined to host a health care career fair to try to help with Pennsylvania's shortage of health care professionals.