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Tyson Searer's next stop is in the Poconos
Tyson Searer's senior year has been one to remember. He ended it by telling the world where he plans to be a freshman.
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Johnson, Carrozza Place in PIAA Track Championships
Canon-McMillan High School students Mira Carrozza and Shawn Johnson brought home three victories from the PIAA state track-and-field championship games held over Memorial Day weekend in Shippensburg.
Shippensburg University to welcome alumni for special weekend
Saturday will be busy from morning until dark with some of the biggest events. ArtSHIP Art, Wine and Brew Festival is scheduled noon to 5 p.m. on the North Earl Street Triangle, near the Old Main Drive entrance to SU.
Franklin County's lost hundreds to war
They served a nation: Hundreds of flags adorn the graves of fallen war veterans at Parklawns Memorial Gardens north of Chambersburg on Saturday.
South Park's Stanley sets national mark in javelin
SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - South Park High School senior Bill Stanley has had a record-setting day at the PIAA Track and Field Championships at Shippensburg University.
Fort Loudon Sidelights By Anna Rotz: Fort Loudon site had important role in U.S. history
The Widow Barr property adjoined that of James Smith, who is credited with forcing the British from Fort Loudoun.
Erie Times-News Breakout Female Track Athlete of the Week: Anna Chodubski, McDowell
As McDowell junior Anna Chodubski enters the PIAA track and field championships today, she's already a seasoned veteran of state competition.
Plea deals for Shippensburg arson case could mean no jail time
A man and woman accused of burning down a Shippensburg area duplex in an attempt to commit insurance fraud last year have taken plea deals and are scheduled for sentencing in June.
Reenactors bring Civil War to Shippensburg 8th graders
As a canon boomed through the first sunny sky in days, Shippensburg Area Middle School eighth graders rotated around to several stations set up on the school's lawn at the 11th annual Civil War Day today.
Franklin County Area Birth Announcements
Benjamin R. and Karla L. Seville, Waynesboro, had a daughter, Hartlie Justice Seville, at 11:23 p.m. April 27, 2012, in Chambersburg Hospital.
Shippensburg man gets probation for 2010 Fannettsburg bar fight
A Shippensburg area man was sentenced Wednesday to two years of probation for his role in a Metal Township bar fight that ended when Gerald Buterbaugh fatally hit Dale Henry with his pickup truck.
Varsity Female Athlete of the Week: Jaynee Corbett, Corry track and field
Jaynee Corbett knew she had the District 10 Class AAA shot put record when she released the shot May 16 at Harbor Creek.
Career Expo for area 10th graders moves to Shippensburg University tomorrow
In its second year, the expo will shift from Chambersburg Area Senior High School to the sprawling campus of Shippensburg Unversity.
Fired California University of Pennsylvania president cites...
Fired California University of Pennsylvania President Angelo Armenti is blasting the way Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education officials handled his dismissal last Wednesday, claiming they violated the terms of his employment contract.
Unionville's Larson sets new personal best, qualifies for state meet
On Saturday morning, Unionville senior Derek Larson prepared for the PIAA District One track and field championships like he would pretty much any meet.
Coon follows his sister's footsteps with gold
Schuylkill Valley's Jason Coon wins the District 3 Class AA shot put with a distance of 52-41/4 Saturday at Shippensburg.
Scores of buglers, trumpeters honor taps anniversary
While other kids his age spent their Saturday shopping at the mall or tossing around a football, Tolbert traveled from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, to Arlington National Cemetery outside Washington dressed in a navy blue Civil War reenactment uniform and armed with a brass bugle.
Thousands of dollars worth of tools stolen in Shippensburg
Thousands of dollars worth of tools have been stolen from Rine & Rine Builders in Shippensburg, according to Pennsylvania State Police in Carlisle.
20,000 artifacts collected at dig site
Hard at work: Jim Wetzler, Shippensburg, Gary Weller, Chambersburg, and Paul Gill, Shippensburg, dig Thursday in hopes of finding artifacts and evidence that Fort Morris stood at this site.
James Smith put forth the idea of boycotting British goods
Born in Dublin, Ulster Province , Northern Ireland, James Smith was the second son of a relatively large family.